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ARMS OF THE HOFFMAN FAMILY.
GENEALOGY
OF
THE HOFFMAN FAMILY
DESCENDANTS OF
MARTIN HOFFMAN
WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
'Those who do not treasure up the memory of their ancestors do not
deserve to be remembered by posterity."
Edmund Burke.
f:.. A. V\o-
NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD & COMPANY
1899
Copyright, 1899
By Eugene A. Hoffman
-? — s_c-:' e f--:^!
NOTE.
OME years ago I began to collect material
to make a genealogy of the Hoffman Family
in this country. It gradually grew upon my
hands, and I soon found that to make it com-
plete required much more time than I was
able to give to it. Recently I placed the
material in the hands of my friend, Miss Elizabeth Dodds, who,
with great pains and patience, has visited the localities where
the graves of the family ancestors are to be found, copied the
data on their tombstones and in the records of the old Dutch
Churches, together with those found in family Bibles, wills and
deeds, and from these has been able to compile a nearly com-
plete list of the descendants of its first ancestor, Martin Hoff-
man, who emigrated to America in 1657, and settled in
Ulster County, N. Y. The Genealogy is now printed for the
benefit of the various members of the family who are inter-
ested in the records of their ancestors and the names of those
with whom they are more or less closely connected.
The data here given are correct as far as can be ascertained;
but I shall be glad to receive notice of any errors, or of any
additions which can be made to them, for use in the event of
another edition being printed.
Eugene Augs. Hoffman.
The Deanery,
General Theological Seminary,
I Chelsea Square, New York, 1899.
ERRATA
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from bottom for Hendrick Janszen read Hendrick Hanszen.
" " " Rev. Samuel Johnes, Knight, read Rev.
Samuel-Johnes Knight.
" " " Brevet-General read Brevet-Major-Gen-
eral.
" top " Isabella Hunter Hardie read Isabella
Hunter Hardie.
" " " interest read interests.
" " " Alice Holden read Alice Holton.
" " " Sir Phillip Brian-Grey Egerton, read Sir
Philip Brian-Grey Egerton.
" bottom " Nov. 29 read Nov. 28.
ERRATA.
Page 491, line 3, for "She" read " Her mother."
Page 491, line 4, for " 1650" read " 1750."
Page 498, line 11, for "August" read "April."
The data here given are correct as far as can be ascertained ;
but I shall be glad to receive notice of any errors, or of any
additions which can be made to them, for use in the event of
another edition being printed.
Eugene Augs. Hoffman.
LIST OF PLATES.
Arms of the Hofifman Family Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
Martin Hofifman; born at Revel. Emigrated to Amer-
ica in 1657 96
From a miniature, painted in Holland, in possession of Hoffman
Philip.
Patent of Zacharias Hofifman to lands in Shawan-
gunk, 1 7 16 103
Old House in Kingston erected by Nicolaes Hofif-
man 106
House near Upper Red Hook, N. Y., erected by
Zacharias Hofifman in 1760 130
The Rev. Archibald Laidlie, D. D I53
From portrait in possession of Miss Mary L. Dey.
Martin Hofifman 200
From portrait in possession of Col. Wickham Hoffman.
ix
FACING PAGE
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman 219
Anthony N. Hoffman 228
From miniature in possession of Miss Katherine Hoffman.
The Hon. Murray Hoffman 264
From portrait in possession of Miss Susan O. Hoffman.
The Rev. Cadwallader Colden Hoffman 272
Matilda Hoffman (engaged to Washington Irving) 277
From miniature in possession of Mrs. George Bowdoin.
The Hon. Ogden Hoffman 279
Charles Fenno Hoffman 282
From portrait in possession of Mrs. George E. Hoffman.
The Very Rev. Eugene Augustus Hoffman, D.D. . 303
The Very Rev. Dean Hoffman, D.D 309
The Rev. Charles Frederick Hoffman, D. D., Rector
of All Angels' Church, New York 315
The Hon. John Thompson Hoffman, Governor of
the State of New York 323
GENEALOGY
GENEALOGY OF
THE HOFFMAN FAMILY.
FIRST GENERATION.
I Martin, 1625;* mar. i. Lysbeth Hermans; no issue.
ii. Emmerentje Claesen de Witte.
SECOND GENERATION.
Children of Martin Hoffman (i) and Emmerentje de Witte.
2 Annetje, 1665; mar. Hendrik Pruyn; no issue.
3 Marritje, 1666.
4 Zecharias, 16 — ; mar. Hester Bruyn.
5 Nicolaes, 1680; mar. Jannetje Crispell.
6 Taatje, 16 — ; mar. Everardus Bogardus.
*The date following the names indicates the year of birth.
2 Cjje Jpoffinan <!3cnealogp
THIRD GENERATION.
Children of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester Bruyn.
7 Maria, 1707.
8 Geertruy, 1709; mar. Nathaniel Du Bois.
9 Zechariah, 17 — ; mar. Maria Terwilliger.
10 Janneke, 17 — ; mar. William Rosenkrans.
11 Margaret, 17--; mar. Thomas Jansen.
12 Jacobus, 1720; mar. Margaret Lefeber.
13 Ida, 1721; mar. Cornelius Bruyn.
14 Niclaes, 1724; died young.
Children of Nicolaes Hoffman (5) and Jannetje Crispell.
15 Martinus, 1706/7; mar. i. Tryntje Benson.
ii. Alida (Livingston) Hanson.
16 Antje, 1709.
17 Anthony, 171 1 ; mar. Catharine Van Gaasbeck.
18 Zecharias, 17 13; mar. i. Helena Van Wyck.
ii. Letitia (Brinckerhoff) Van Wyck.
19 Petrus, 1 7 16.
20 Hendrik, 17 19; died young.
21 Anaatjen, 1721 ; died young.
22 Maria, 1724; mar. John Ten Broeck.
23 Peter, 1727; mar. Cathariena Van Alstyne.
Children of Taatje Hoffman (6) and Everardus Bogardus.
24 Petrus Bogardus, 1698.
25 Petrus Bogardus, 1699; mar. Rebekka Du Bois.
26 Everardus Bogardus, 1702; mar. Geertruy Chroek.
27 Niclaes Bogardus, 1702; mar. Rachel Smedes.
28 Marytje Bogardus, 1709; mar. Johannes Wynkoop, Jr.
29 Annetjen Bogardus, 17 13; mar. Isaac Dekker.
jfouttt) oBcncration
FOURTH GENERATION.
Children of Zecharias Hoffman (9) and Maria Terwilliger.
30 Martinus, 1740.
31 Zecharias, 1743; died young,
32 Sarah (Zara), 1745; mar. Cornelius C. Schoonmaker.
33 Hester (Esthor), 1747; mar. Jacobus Van Der Leyn.
34 Evert, 1750; mar. Elizabeth Deyoe.
35 Maria, 1752; mar, Petrus Dekker (No, 127).
36 Zecharias, 1755; mar. Maria J. Terwilliger.
37 Nicolaes, 1757; mar. Sarah Terwilliger,
Cliildren of Janneke Hoffman (10) and William Rosenkrans.
38 Zachrias Rosenkrans, 1734; mar, Maria Chambers,
39 Henricus Rosenkrans, 1736; mar, Maria Hardenburgh,
40 Rintelge Rosenkrans, 1739,
41 Hester Rosenkrans, 1743,
42 Jacob Rosenkrans, 1745,
Children of Margaret Hoffman (11) and Thomas Jansen.
43 Zacharia Jansen, 1732.
44 Hester Jansen, 1734; mar. Isaac Freres,
45 Rachel Jansen, 1736,
46 Matheus Jansen, 1738; mar, Cornelia Sleght,
47 Johannes Jansen, 1740. ) r^ •
48 Jacobus Jansen, 1740. )
49 Comelis Jansen, 1743; died young. ) ^p^^jj^g^
50 Anaatje Jansen, 1743, )
51 Cornelis Jansen, 1748,
52 Nicolaas Jansen, 1750; mar, Margaret Ten Broeck,
Children of Jacobus Hoffman (12) and Margaret Lefeber.
53 Catryntjen, 1745; died young.
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54 Zacharias T., 1747; mar. Anaatje De Witt.
55 Jan, 1749; mar. Magdalena Bevier.
56 Jacobus, 1752; mar. Rebekka Haynes.
57 Cathrina, 1754; mar. Pieter Van Sickle.
58 Ida, 1757: mar. John McCord.
Children of Ida Hoffman (13) and Cornelius Bruyn.
59 Hester Bruyn, 1746; died young.
60 Jacobus Bruyn, 1748; died young.
61 Tryntje Bruyn, 1750; mar. John Graham, Jr.
62 Geertruyd Bruyn, 1752; mar, Mathusalem Du Bois.
63 Cornehus Bruyn, 1755; died young.
64 Zacharias Bruyn, 1757; mar. Elizabeth Lefeber.
65 Abraham Bruyn, 1761 ; mar. Sarah Jansen.
66 Ida Bruyn, 1766; died young.
Children of Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Benson.
67 Cornelia, 1734; mar. Isaac Roosevelt.
68 Nicolaes, 1736; mar. Sarah Ogden.
69 Robert, 1737; mar. Sarah Van Alstyne.
70 Anthony, 1739; mar. Mary Rutgers,
71 Anaatjen, 1741; died young.
72 Maria (Mary), 1743; mar. Rev. Dr. Archibald Laidlie.
73 Harmanus, 1745; mar. i. Catharine Douw.
ii. Cornelia Vredenburgh.
iii. Catherine Verplanck.
74 Martin, 1747; mar. Margaret Bayard.
75 Zachariah, 1749; mar. Jane Hoffman (No. 97).
Child of Martinus Hoffman (15) and Alida (Livingston) Hanson.
76 Philip Livingston, 1767; mar. Helena Kissam.
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Children of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catherina Van Qaasbeck.
77 Nickolas, 1738; died young.
78 Zara (Sarah), 1740; mar. David D. De La Mater.
79 Jane, 1743; mar. Hans Kierstede.
80 Nickolas, 1745; mar. Edy Silvester.
81 Abraham, 1747; mar. Rachel Dubois.
82 Ann, 1750; mar. Philip Van Beuren.
83 Mary (Maria), 1752; mar. John Addison.
84 Catherine, 1754; mar. Henry Elting.
85 Anthony A., 1756; mar. i. Elizabeth Snedeker.
ii. Gertrude Verplanck.
86 Peter, 1759.
Children of Zecharias Hoffman (18) and Helena Van Wyck.
87 Nicolaas, 1755 ; died young.
88 Abraham, 1758; died young.
Children of Zecharias Hoffman (18) and Letitia
(Brinckerhoff) Van Wyck.
8g Zachariah, 1776; mar. Catharine Addison (No. 302).
go Letitia, 1779; mar. Richard C. Ham.
Children of Maria Hoffman (22) and John Ten Broeck,
91 Samuel J. Ten Broeck, 1756 ; mar. Maria Ten Broeck.
92 Jannetje Ten Broeck, 1759; died unmarried.
93 Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck, 1761 ; mar. Peter Van Rens-
selaer.
94 Annetje Ten Broeck, 1764.
95 Nicolaes Ten Broeck, 1767; mar. i. Maria Schuyler Van
Rensselaer. ii. Cornelia Hoffman (No. 346).
96 Jeremia Ten Broeck, 1770; died unmarried.
I*
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Child of Petrus Hoffman (23) and Cathariena Van Alstyne.
97 Jane, 1753; mar. i. Zachariah Hoffman (No. 75).
ii. Grier.
Children of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du Bois.
98 Gerritjen Bogardus, 1728; mar. Coenradt C. Elmendorf.
99 Evert Bogardus, 1730; mar. i. Catharine Du Bois,
ii. Ariantje Kirrsteeder.
iii. Elisabet Hasbroeck.
100 Tjaatjen Bogardus, 1734.
loi Maria Bogardus, 1736 ; mar. Benjamin Louw.
102 Jacob Bogardus, 1740.
103 Petrus Bogardus, 1742 ; died young.
104 Petrus Bogardus, 1749; mar. Anaatje De Witt.
105 Catharine Bogardus, 1753 ; mar, John Sleght.
Children of Everardus Bogardus (26) and Qeertruy Chroeck.
106 Everardus Bogardus, 1732; died young.
107 Jan Bogardus, 1733; died young.
Children of Niclaes Bogardus (27) and Rachel Smedes.
108 Magdalena Bogardus, 1732,
109 Nicolaus Bogardus, 1734.
no Everhardus Bogardus, 1738.
111 EHsabeth Bogardus, 1742.
112 Benjamm Bogardus, 1747; mar. Marytje Van Keuren.
Children of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wynkoop, Jr.
113 Johannes Wynkoop, 1729; mar. Ten Broeck ; no
issue,
114 Tjaatje Wynkoop, 1731 ; mar, Dirck Wynkoop,
fiftl) oBencration 7
115 Cornelia Wynkoop, 1734; mar. Edward Schoonmaker.
116 Maria Wynkoop, 1736.
117 Christina Wynkoop, 1738; died unmarried.
118 Catrina Wynkoop, 1739; mar. Joseph Gascherie.
119 Annaatjen Wynkoop, 1741; mar. Christopher Tappen.
120 Ehzabeth Wynkoop, 1744; mar. Benj. De Meyer. )
121 Petrus Wynkoop, 1744; mar. Mary Van Alstyne. )
122 Liedia Wynkoop, 1749; died unmarried.
123 Geertje Wynkoop, 1752 ; died unmarried.
Children of Annetjen Bogardus (29) and Isaac Dekker.
124 Jacob Dekker, 1743; died young.
125 'Tjaadje Dekker, 1744.
126 Maria Dekker, 1746; mar, Stephen Eckert.
127 Petrus Dekker, 1749; mar. Maria Hoffman (No. 35).
128 Catharina Dekker, 1751 ; mar. Daniel Graham.
129 Everhardus Dekker, 1753.
130 Jacob Dekker, 1756.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Children of Sarah Hoffman (32) and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker.
131 Maria Schoonmaker, 177 1; mar. Simeon Helm.
132 Arriantje Schoonmaker, 1773; mar. Andrew Bedford.
133 Sarah Schoonmaker, 1775 ; mar. Selah Tuthill.
134 Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, Jr., 1778; mar. Mary Taylor.
135 Henricus Schoonmaker, 1781 ; mar. Marytje Terwilhger.
136 Zacharias Schoonmaker, 1785; mar. Corneha Marius
Groen.
Children of Hester Hoffman {33) and Jacobus Van Der Lyn.
137 Zacharias Van Der Lyn, 1764.
138 Nicolaes Van Der Lyn, 1766.
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139 Jacobus Van Der Lyn, 1768.
140 Abraham Van Der Lyn, 1771 ; died young.
141 Martinus Van Der Lyn, 1773.
142 Geertruyde Van Der Lyn, 1775; mar. Henry Mould.
143 Maria Van Der Lyn, 1778,
144 Abram Van Der Lyn, 1781.
145 Elizabeth Van Der Lyn, 1783.
Children of Evert Hoffman (34) and Elizabeth Deyoe.
146 Cornelius, 1781; mar. Elizabeth Alsdorph.
147 Elizabeth, 1782.
Children of Maria Hoffman (35) under Petrus Dekker (127).
Children of Zacharias Hoffman (36) and Maria J. Terwilliger.
148 Zacharias, 1781.
149 Benjamin, 1787.
150 Nicholas, 1791.
151 John Jay, 1792.
152 Elizabeth, 1795; mar. John Irwin.
Children of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and Sarah Terwilliger.
153 Martinus, 1781.
154 Maria, 1783; mar. Peter Van Aken.
155 Cathrina, 1784; mar. Isaac P. Dekker (No. 407).
156 Evert, 1786; mar. Leah Alsdorf.
157 Teunis, 1790; mar. Sarah Dubois.
158 Sarah, 1792; mar. Jonathan Hoffman.
159 Charles, 1795 ; mar. .
160 Mattheus, 1797.
161 Zacharias, 1799.
Child of Zachrias Rosenkrans (38) and Maria Chambers.
162 Lena Rosenkrans^ 1782.
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Children of Henricus Rosenkrans (39) and Maria Hardenburgh.
163 Johannes Rosenkrans, 1769.
164 Maria Rosenkrans, 1776.
Children of Hester Jansen (44) and Isaac Freres.
165 Thomas Freres, 1760.
166 Mareytje Freres, 1763.
167 Isaak Freres, 1765.
168 Zachariah Freres, 1769; mar. Janneke Du Bois.
Children of Mattheus Jansen (46) and Cornelia Sleght.
i6g Annatjen Jansen, 1772.
170 Catharina Jansen, 1775.
Children of Zacharias T. Hoffman (54) and Anaatjen De Witt.
171 Jacobus, 1775.
172 Zacharias, 1778.
173 Sarah, 1781.
174 Cornehus De Witt, 1785.
Children of Jan Hoffman (55) and Magdalena Bevier.
175 Margret, 1776; died young.
176 Corneha, 1777; mar. David Smedes.
177 Margret, 1779; mar. George Haines.
178 Johannes, 1781; mar. Jane Rosenkrans.
179 Jacob, 1783.
180 Magdalena, 1785; mar. Isaac Hoffman (No. 185).
181 Hester, 1790; mar. John Dubois, Jr.
182 Polly, 1792.
183 Nathaniel, 1796.
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Children of Jacobus Hoffman (56) and Rebekka Haynes.
184 Hendricus, 1778.
185 Isaac, 1782; mar. Lena Hoffman (No. 180).
186 Jacob, 1785.
187 Moses, 1780. ) rr ■
' 1 I ^ \ Twms.
188 Aaron, 1789. >
189 Maria, 1791.
190 Marragrietje, 1794.
Children of Cathrina Hoffman (57) and Pieter Van Sickle.
191 Abraham Van Sickle, 1775.
192 Sarah Van Sickle, 1777.
193 Andrew Van Sickle, 1779.
194 Margret Van Sickle, 1783.
Children of Ida Hoffman (58) and John McCord.
195 Thomas McCord, 1778; mar. Mary Crans.
196 James McCord, 1780.
197 John McCord, 1782; mar. Barbara Terwilliger.
198 Ida McCord, 1784.
199 Margretje McCord, 1786.
Children of Tryntje Bruyn (61) and John Qraham, Jr.
200 Ida Graham, 177-; mar. Cornelius Hornbeck.
201 Ann Graham, 177-; mar. James S. Bruyn, Jr.
202 Hester Graham, 1777.
203 Cornelius Graham, 1780.
Children of Geertruyd Bruyn (62) and Mathusalem Du Bois.
204 Henry Du Bois, 1774.
205 Cornelius Bruyn Du Bois, 1776; mar. Rachel Du Bois.
206 Tryntje Du Bois, 1777.
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Children of Zacharias Bruyn (64) and Elizabeth Lefeber.
207 Cornelia Bruyn, 1798.
208 Andrew Bruyn, 180 -.
209 Nathanial Bruyn, 1805.
210 Maria Bruyn, 180-.
211 Geertruyd Bruyn, i8i-; mar. Hezekiah Watkins.
Children of Abraham Bruyn (65) and Sarah Jansen.
212 Cathrina Bruyn, 1785.
213 Maria Bruyn, 1789.
214 Janson Bruyn, 1793; mar. Maria Bruyn.
215 Cornelius A. Bruyn, 1795; mar. Jemima Bruyn.
216 Harrietta Bruyn, 1797.
217 Thomas Bruyn, 1799; mar. Matilda Bruyn.
218 John Bruyn, 1801.
2ig Ida Bruyn, 1803.
220 Sarah Ann Bruyn, 1805.
221 Elsie Bruyn, 1807.
Children of Cornelia Hoffman (67) and Isaac Roosevelt.
222 Abraham Roosevelt, 1753; died young.
223 Martinus Roosevelt, 1754; died young.
224 Catharine Roosevelt, 1756; died unmarried.
225 Sarah Roosevelt, 1758; died unmarried.
226 James Roosevelt, 1760; mar. i. Maria Eliza Walton.
ii. Catharine Eliza Barclay,
iii. Harriet Rowland.
227 Cornelia Roosevelt, 1761; died young.
228 Maria Roosevelt, 1763; mar. Col. Richard Varick.
229 Martin Roosevelt, 1765; died young.
230 Cornelia Roosevelt, 1767; mar. Dr. Benjamin Kissam.
231 Helen Roosevelt, 1768; died unmarried.
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Children of Nicholas Hoffman (68) and Sarah Ogden.
232 Martin, 1763; mar. i. Beulah Murray.
ii. Mary Frances Seton.
233 Josiah Ogden, 1766; mar. i. Mary Golden.
ii. Maria Fenno.
234 Mary Gillou, 1773; mar. James Seton.
Children of Robert Hoffman (69) and Sarah Van Alstyne.
235 Elizabeth, 176-; mar. Theodorus Bailey.
236 Isaac, 1766; mar. Nellie .
237 Robert, 1769; mar. i. Catherine Hegeman.
ii. Sarah Berger.
238 Abraham, 1771; mar. Esther Thorne.
239 Martin, 1773; mar. Amelia Dutcher.
240 Catrina, 1775; mar. Derick A. Brinckerhoff.
241 Maria, 1777; mar. Samuel Thorn.
Child of Anthony Hoffman (70) and Mary Rutgers.
242 Eliza, 17 — ; mar. Nicholas Gouverneur Rutgers.
Children of Mary Hoffman (72) and Archibald Laidlie.
243 Martin Laidlie, 1769; died young.
244 William Laidlie, 1770.
245 Catharine Laidlie, 1773; mar. Anthony Dey,
246 Martin Laidlie, 1774; died young.
247 Maria Gertrude Laidlie, 1776; died unmarried.
Children of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Catharine Douw.
248 Martin H., 1772; mar, Gertrude Van Ness.
249 Anna, 1774; mar. i. Barent Tobias Ten Eyck.
ii. William McClelland, M. D.
250 Peter Douw, 1775; died young.
ififtj) (feneration 13
Children of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Cornelia Vredenburgh.
251 Catharine Douw, 1779; mar. Henry R. Van Rensselaer.
252 William, 1781; mar. Charlotte Wilkins.
Children of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Catherine Verplanck.
253 Philip Verplanck, 1787; died young.
254 Beekman Verplanck, 1789,
255 Philip Verplanck, 1791 ; mar. i. Mary Gould Murgatroyd.
ii. Lydia Osbom.
256 David Beekman, 1793.
257 Harman Laidlie, 1796; mar. i. Charlotte M. Klein.
ii. Mrs. Jane Geyer.
258 Maria Gertrude, 1798; mar. Commander Jolm Downes.
259 Samuel Verplanck, 1802 ; mar. Glorvina Rossell Storm.
260 Margaret Euphemia, 1804; died unmarried.
Children of Martin Hoffman (74) and Margaret Bayard.
261 Anthony M., 1775; mar. Jennet Bostwick.
262 Samuel, 1779.
263 Stephen, 1781.
Children of Zachariah Hoffman (75) under Jane Hoffman (97).
Children of Philip Livingston Hoffman (76) and Helena Kissam.
264 Catharine Ann, 1788; mar. Daniel Coolidge.
265 Alida, 1790.
266 Richard Kissam, 1791 ; mar. Jane Benson.
267 Philip Livingston, 1793.
268 Helena, 1794.
269 Adrian Kissam, 1797 ; mar. Jane Ann Thompson.
270 Henry Hanson, 1801.
271 Charles Ogden, 1807.
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Children of Sarah Hoffman (78) and David D. De La Mater.
272 David De La Mater, 1764; died young.
273 David De La Mater, 1766; died young.
274 Anthony De La Mater, 1768; mar. Catharine Hoog-
teeUng.
275 Abraham De La Mater, 1771; mar. Engeltje Elmendorf.
276 David De La Mater, 1775.
277 Catharine De La Mater, 1779.
Children of Jane Hoffman (79) and Hans Kierstede.
278 Catharine Kierstede, 1770.
279 Sally Kierstede, 1773; mar. Martin Heermance.
280 Arreantje Kierstede, 1776.
281 Christopher Kierstede, 1780.
Children of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80) and Edy Silvester.
282 Catharine, 1772; died unmarried.
283 Nicholas, 1774; died unmarried.
284 Elias, 1776; mar. Abigail Treadwell.
285 Mary, 1777; died unmarried.
286 Ann, 1778; died unmarried.
287 Anthony N., 1780; mar. i. Phoebe Pell;
ii. Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh.
288 Susan, 1785; died unmarried.
289 Jane Silvester, 1788; died young.
290 Sarah, 1790; died unmarried.
291 Zachariah, 1792; mar. Elizabeth Elliott.
292 Francis Silvester, 1796; died unmarried.
Children of Abraham Hoffman (81) and Rachel Dubois.
293 Anthony, 1781 ; died young.
294 Anthony, 1783; died young.
295 Hubertus, 1785; died unmarried.
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296 Addison, 1787; died unmarried.
297 Cornelia Catharine, 1790; died young.
298 Abraham, 1793; mar. Anne Post.
299 Martinus, 1798; died unmarried.
Children of Ann Hoffman (82) and Philip Van Beuren.
300 Martin Hoffman Van Beuren, 1772; mar. i.
ii. Ann Balls.
301 Sarah Van Beuren, 1775.
Child of Maria Hoffman (83) and John Addison.
302 Catharine, 1778; mar. Zachariah Hoffman (No. 89).
Children of Anthony A. Hoffman (85) and Elizabeth Snedeker.
303 Elizabeth Catharine, 1783; mar. Luke J. Stoutenburgh.
304 Richard Anthony, 1785; died unmarried.
Children of Anthony A. Hoffman (85) and Gertrude Verplanck.
305 Beekman Verplanck, 1789; mar. Phoebe Wilmot Towns-
end.
306 Charles Edward, 1791 ; died unmarried.
307 Euphemia, 1795; mar. i. John Babcock.
ii. Philip Verplanck.
308 Samuel Anthony De Veaux, 1797 ; died unmarried.
Children of Zachariah Hoffman (89) and
Catharine Addison (302).
309 Maria Addison, 1800; mar. William Henry Savage.
310 Zachariah, 1802 ; mar. Catharine Minkler.
311 John Addison, 1804; died unmarried.
312 Theodore, 1806; mar. Mary Lasher.
313 Alexander, 1807; died young.
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314 Catharine Louisa, 181 1; died young.
315 Alexander, 1812; died unmarried.
316 Isaac Van Wyck, 181 3; died young.
317 Letitia, 1819; mar. Capt. Charles Anderson.
Children of Letitia Hoffman (90) and Richard C. Ham.
318 William R. Ham, 1799; died unmarried.
319 Hoffman Ham, 180-; died unmarried.
320 Jane Ham, 180-; died unmarried.
321 Catharine Ham, 181 -; died unmarried.
322 Maria Ham, 181 1 ; died unmarried.
323 Helen Letitia Ham, 181- ; died unmarried.
324 Richard Ham, 181 5; died unmarried.
325 Caroline Ham, 181 7; unmarried.
Children of Samuel J. Ten Broeck (91) and Maria Ten Broeck.
326 Johannes Ten Broeck, 1789; died unmarried.
327 Dirck Wessell Ten Broeck, 1792; mar. Peggy Benner;
no issue.
328 Nicholas Ten Broeck, 1796; died unmarried.
329 Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck, 1799; mar. William E.
Heermance.
Children of Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck (93) and
Peter Van Rensselaer.
330 Elizabeth Van Rensselaer, 1783 ; mar. Wessel Ten Broeck.
331 Henry Van Rensselaer, 1791 ; died young.
332 Henry Peter Van Rensselaer, 1794; mar. Maria Fort.
333 Maria Hoffman Van Rensselaer, 1797; died young.
334 Maria Van Rensselaer, 1799; ^^^^ unmarried.
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Children of Nicolaes Ten Broeck (95) and Maria Schuyler.
335 Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck, 1801; mar. Peter Quidor
Schuyler,
336 Hermanns Schuyler Ten Broeck, 1802 ; died young.
337 David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck, 1804; mar. i. Jane
Doane. ii. Mrs. Sarah Heermance.
338 John Jeremiah Ten Broeck, 1806; mar. Helen Ten Broeck.
339 Christina Jane Elsie Ten Broeck, 1809; mar, P. H.
Knickerbacker, M. D.
340 Ann Catharine, 1813; died young.
Children of Nicolaes Ten Broeck (95) and
Cornelia Hoffman (346).
341 Jane Maria Ten Broeck, 1818 ; died young.
342 Cornelia Catharine Ten Broeck, 1821 ; died unmarried.
343 Nicholas Edwin Ten Broeck, 1825 ; mar. Johanna Prali;
no issue.
Children of Jannetje Hoffman (97) and Zachariah Hoffman (75).
344 Chatriane (Catharine), 1774; died unmarried.
345 Maria, 1780; died unmarried.
346 Cornelia, 1784; mar. Nicolaes Ten Broeck (No. 95).
Child of Jannetje Hoffman (97) and Qrier.
347 Jane Grier, 179-; mar. Rufus Reed.
Children of Qerritjen Bogardus (98) and Coenradt C. Elmendorf.
348 Rebekka Elmendorf, 1751; mar. Peter Dumont.
349 Comelis C. Elmendorf, 1755; mar. Rachel Crispell.
350 Ariantje Elmendorf, 1759; died young.
351 Arriantje Elmendorf, 1762 ; mar. Thomas Van Gaasbeck.
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Children of Evert Bogardus (99) and Catharine Du Bois.
352 Petrus Bogardus, 1755.
353 Rebecca Bogardus, 1758.
354 Everhardus Bogardus, 1761.
355 Catrina Bogardus, 1763.
356 Maria Bogardus, 1769.
Children of Evert Bogardus (99) and Ariantje Kirrsteeder.
357 Jacob Bogardus, 1784.
358 John Bogardus, 1785.
Child of Evert Bogardus (99) and Elisabet Hasebroek.
359 Ariantje Bogardus, 1797.
Children of Maria Bogardus (loi) and Benjamin Louw.
360 Rebecca Louw, 1762; died young.
361 Petrus Louw, 1764.
362 Rebecca Louw, 1766; mar. Abraham P. Hasten.
363 Jannetje Louw, 1770; mar. Andreas Niewkerk.
364 Benjamin Louw, 1779.
Children of Petrus Bogardus (104) and Anaatje De Witt.
365 Maria Bogardus, 1776.
366 Jacob Bogardus, 1779.
367 Elisabet Bogardus, 1782.
368 Henri Bogardus, 1784.
369 Anna Bogardus, 1787.
370 Gerritje Bogardus, 1789.
371 Petrus Bogardus, 1792.
Children of Catharine Bogardus (105) and John Sleght.
372 Rebecca Sleght, 1774.
373 Maria Sleght, 1779.
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374 Johannes Sleght, 1782.
375 Petrus Sleght, 1791.
Children of Benjamin Bogardus (112) and Marytje Van Keuren.
376 Gerretje Bogardus, 1788.
377 Nicolas Bogardus, 1790.
378 Rachel Bogardus, 1791.
Children of Tjaatje Wynkoop (114) and Dirck Wynkoop.
379 Pieter Wynkoop, 1755; mar. Margaret Quackenboss.
380 Maria Wynkoop, 1757; died young.
Child of Cornelia Wynkoop (115) and Edward Schoonmaker.
381 Henricus Schoonmaker, 1758; mar. Anna Sabina Wynkoop.
Children of Annaatjen Wynkoop (119) and Christopher Tappen.
382 Maria Tappen, 1762.
383 Corneha Tappen, 1763; died young.
384 Petrus Tappen, 1764; mar. Anne De Witt.
385 Cornelia Tappen, 1770; mar. Adam J. Doll.
386 George Tappen, 1772; mar. Anna Kirrsteed.
387 Catharine Tappen, 1774 ; died young. ) ry ■
388 Annatje Tappen, 1774; mar. William Tremper. )
389 Catharine Tappen, 1776; mar. Levi Jansen.
390 Christopher Tappen, 1785.
Children of Elizabeth Wynkoop (120) and Benjamin De Meyer.
391 Elisabeth De Meyer, 1768; mar. Martin G. Shuneman.
392 John De Meyer, 1771 ; mar. Alida Smith.
393 Nicolaas De Meyer, 1773; mar. Christina Cockburn.
394 Maria De Meyer, 1776; died young.
395 Mareitje De Meyer, 1779; mar. John Souser.
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Children of Petrus Wynkoop (121) and Mary Van Alstyne.
396 John Wynkoop, 1779; died unmarried.
397 Martin Wynkoop, 1781; died unmarried.
398 Peter Wynkoop, 1783; died unmarried.
399 Abram Wynkoop, 1786; mar. Maria Van Steenburgh.
400 Catharine Wynkoop, 1788; died unmarried.
401 Benjamin Wynkoop, 1791 ; died unmarried.
Children of Maria Dekker (126) and Stephen Eckert.
402 Catherine Eckert, 177 1.
403 Steven Eckert, 177- ; mar. Blandina Smedes (No. 461).
Children of Petrus Dekker (127) and Maria Hoffman (35).
404 Zacharias Dekker, 1773.
405 Esthor Dekker, 1775.
406 Maria Dekker, 1777.
407 Isaac P. Dekker, 1779 ; mar. Catharine Hoffman (No. 155).
408 Petrus Dekker, 1781.
409 Sarah Dekker, 1783.
410 Ehzabeth Dekker, 1786.
411 Severyn Bruyn Dekker, 1791.
412 Annike Dekker, 1794.
413 Elsje Dekker, 1798,
Children of Catharina Dekker (128) and Daniel Graham.
414 Maria Graham, 1769.
415 Levi Pawhng Graham, 1772.
SIXTH GENERATION.
Children of Maria Schoonmaker (131) and Simeon Helm.
416 John Parrain Helm, 1789; mar. Sarah Adair.
417 CorneUus Helm, 1793 ; died young.
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418 Sarah Helm, 179-; mar. John Van Gorder.
419 Caty Helm, 1800; mar. Walter Hasten.
420 Selah Tuthill Helm, 1804; died young.
421 Zacharias Schoonmaker Helm, 1808; died young.
Children of Arriantje Schoonmaker (132) and Andrew Bedford.
422 Sarah Bedford, 1794; mar. Henry Denton.
423 Harriet Bedford, 1796; mar. John J. Galatian.
Children of Sarah Schoonmalcer (133) and Selah Tuthill.
424 Cornelius Tuthill, 1795 ; mar. Louisa C. Huggins.
425 Ann Tuthill, 1797; mar. Dr. Daniel Annan.
426 Daniel Strong Tuthill, 1799; mar. Julia Ann Reeve.
427 Hyram Tuthill, 1802 ; mar. Almira Preston.
428 Arrietta Tuthill, 1804 ; mar. i. W. S. Jones.
ii. Howell.
429 Selah Tuthill, 1806 ; mar. Ehsabeth W. Redfield.
430 Sarah Maria Tuthill, 1809.
431 James Madison Tuthill, 1812 ; died unmarried.
Children of Cornelius C. Schoonmaker (134) and Mary Taylor.
432 Cornelius Schoonmaker, 1797.
433 Sarah Schoonmaker, 1799.
434 Elizabeth Schoonmaker, 1801.
435 Abraham Taylor Schoonmaker, 1805.
436 Harrietta Schoonmaker, 1808.
437 Andrew Bedford Schoonmaker, 18 10.
438 Ann Tuthill Schoonmaker, 1812.
439 Mary Kain Schoonmaker, 181 6.
Children of Zacharias Schoonmaker (136) and Cornelian. Qroen.
440 Sarah Catharine Schoonmaker, 18 10; died young.
441 Marius Schoonmaker, 181 1 ; mar. Elizabeth Van Wyck
Westbrook.
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442 Sarah Catharine Schoonmaker, 1813; died young.
443 Juhus Schoonmaker, 1815; died young.
Child of Qeertruyde Van Der Lyn (142) and Henry Hould.
444 Easter Mould, 1800.
Children of Cornelius Hoffman (146) and Elizabeth Alsdorph.
445 Mary Ann, 1804.
446 Mima Hendriks, 1808.
447 Elizabeth Alsdorph, 1809.
448 Mymy Hendriks, 181 2.
Child of riaria Hoffman (154) and Peter Van Aken.
449 Nicholas Hoffman Van Aken, 181 2.
Children of Cathrina Hoffman (155) and
Isaac P. Dekker (No. 407).
450 Maria Catharine Dekker, 1806.
451 Zacharias Bruyn Dekker, 1808.
452 Nicholas Hoffman Dekker, 1813.
Children of Evert Hoffman (156) and Leah Alsdorf.
453 Peter Alsdorf, 18 13.
454 Nicholas, 1814.
455 Gilbert, 1817.
Children of Teunis Hoffman (157) and Sarah Dubois.
456 William Smith, 1816.
457 Andrew Dewitt, 1819.
Children of Sarah Hoffman (158) and Jonathan Hoffman.
458 Easter Hoffman, 1815.
459 Henry Hoffman, 1818.
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Child of Charles Hoffman (159) and .
460 Margaret Ann, 1819.
Children of Cornelia Hoffman (176) and David Smedes.
461 Blandina Smedes, 1798 ; mar. Steven Eckert (No. 403).
462 Selsamus Smedes, 1800.
Children of Margaret Hoffman (177) and George Haines.
463 Catharina Haines, 1799.
464 Leentie Haines, 1800.
Children of Johannes Hoffman (178) and Jane Rosenkrans.
465 Eliza Jane, 1806.
466 Jonas, 1808.
467 Jacobus, 1810.
468 Sally Maria, 181 1.
469 Magdalena, 1814.
470 Catharine, 181 6; died young.
471 Catharine Ann, 181 7.
Children of Magdalena Hoffman (180) under
Isaac Hoffman (185).
Children of Hester Hoffman (181) and John Dubois, Jr.
472 Hiram Dubois, 1809.
473 Lena Hoffman Dubois, 181 2,
Children of Isaac Hoffman (185) and Magdalena Hoffman (180).
474 Cornelia, 1808.
475 Luther, 181 1,
476 Maria, 18 14,
477 Calvin, 1817.
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Children of Thomas McCord (195) and Mary Crans.
478 Margaret McCord, 1803.
479 Ida McCord, 1804.
480 Catharine McCord, 1813.
481 Abram McCord, 1815.
482 Rebecca McCord, 1818.
Child of John McCord (197) and Barbara Terwilliger.
483 Easter Jane McCord, 1808.
Child of Ida Graham (200) and Cornelius Hornbeck.
484 James Swarthout Hornbeck, 1802.
Children of Ann Graham (201) and James S. Bruyn, Jr.
485 Gesenna Graham Bruyn, 1805.
486 James Bruyn, 1807.
Children of Cornelius Bruyn Du Bois (205) and Rachel Du Bois.
487 Jacob Lowe Du Bois, 1801.
488 Methusalem Du Bois, 1803.
489 Rebekka Du Bois, 1807.
Children of James Roosevelt (226) and Maria Eliza Walton.
490 A son, 1788 ; died young.
491 Grace Roosevelt, 1789; died young.
492 Isaac Roosevelt, 1790; mar. Mary R. Aspinwall.
493 Grace Roosevelt, 1792; mar. Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley.
494 James Roosevelt, 1794; died unmarried.
495 Walton Roosevelt, 1796; died unmarried.
496 Edward Roosevelt, 1799; died unmarried.
497 Richard Varick Roosevelt, 1802 ; mar. Anna Maria Lyle.
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498 Alexander Hamilton Roosevelt, 1804; died young.
499 Hamilton Roosevelt, 1805; died young.
500 Henry Walton Roosevelt, 1809; died young.
Children of James Roosevelt (226) and Catharine Eliza Barclay.
501 Susan Barclay Roosevelt, 1813; died unmarried.
502 James Barclay Roosevelt, 1815 ; died unmarried.
Children of Martin Hoffman (232) and Beulah flurray.
503 Nicholas, born 1790; died young.
504 David Murray, 1791 ; mar. i. Frances Amelia Burrall.
ii. Mary Murray Ogden.
505 Lindley Murray, 1793; mar. Susan Lindley Ogden.
506 Martin, 1795; mar. Elizabeth Hale Gilman.
507 Anna Maria, 1797; mar. Anthony R. Livingston.
Children of flartin Hoffman (232) and Mary Frances Seton.
508 Serena, 1803; mar. Dr. Chandler R. Gilman.
509 Mary Seton, 1805; died unmarried.
510 William Seton, 1806; died young.
511 Matilda, 1809; mar. Dr. William C. Roberts.
512 Edward, 181 1; died young.
513 Maria Golden, 1813; mar. Dr. John Pattison.
514 Cecilia Seton, 1815; mar. Richard McAllister.
515 Harriet, 1817; mar. the Rev. Henry H. Bean.
516 Cadwallader Golden, 1819; mar. i. Virginia H. Hale.
ii. Caroline Hogan.
517 James Farquhar, 1826; mar. i, Frances Maria Rutledge.
ii. Eliza Rutledge.
iii. Elizabeth Denton Wilkins.
Children of Josiah Ogden Hoffman (233) and Mary Colden.
518 Ann, 1790; mar. Charles Nicholas.
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519 Matilda, 1792; died unmarried.
520 Mary Golden, 1796; mar. Philip Rhinelander.
521 Ogden, 1799; mar. i. Emily Burrall.
ii, Virginia Southard.
Children of Josiah Ogden Hoffman (233) and Maria Fenno.
522 Charles Fenno, 1806; died unmarried.
523 George Edward, 1808; mar. Phoebe W. White.
524 Julia, 1 810; died unmarried.
Children of Mary Qillou Hoffman (234) and James Seton.
525 Emma, 18 — ; died unmarried.
526 Ethelinda, 18 — ; died unmarried.
527 Alfred, 18 — ; mar. Fanny Barnewall.
528 Mary Hammond, 18 — ; mar. Henry Ogden.
529 Serena, 18 — ; died unmarried.
530 William, 18 — ; died unmarried.
531 Sarah, 18 — ; died unmarried.
Children of Elizabeth Hoffman (235) and Theodorus Bailey.
532 John R. Bailey, 1784; mar. Mary Freeman.
533 Robert J. Bailey, 1787; died unmarried.
534 James Bailey, 1789; mar. Foster.
535 Wilham Bailey, 1791.
Children of Robert Hoffman (237) and Catherine Hegeman.
536 Robert, 1792.
537 Sarah, 1793.
538 Eliza, 1 79-; mar. Isaac Gornell.
539 Martin, 179-; mar. JuHa Harrison.
540 Isaac, 1 80-; mar. Mary Sickles.
541 Catherine, 180-; mar. Dr. William Thomas.
542 Derick Brinckerhoff, 1807; mar. i. Harriet Martin.
ii. Martin.
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Children of Robert Hoffman (237) and Sarah Bergher.
543 Amelia, 181 5; died young.
544 Josiah Ogden, 1817; died unmarried.
Children of Abraham Hoffman (238) and Esther Thorne.
545 Jane, 1799; mar. Nathaniel Hussey Jewett.
546 Sarah, 1802 ; died unmarried.
Children of Catrina Hoffman (240) and Derick A. Brinckerhoff.
547 Abraham Brinckerhoff, 18 — ; mar. Catherine Champler.
548 Robert R. Brinckerhoff, 18 — ; mar. Mary Champler.
549 Sarah Brinckerhoff, 18 — ; mar. Isaac Whetmore.
Children of Maria Hoffman (241) and Stephen Thorn.
550 Stephen Thorn, 1800; mar. Mary Sleight.
551 Robert Thorn, 1802; mar. Catherine Akin.
552 Eliza Thorn, 1805; mar. William Teller.
553 Sarah Thorn, 1808; mar. George B. Adriance.
554 Esther Thorn, 1810; died unmarried,
555 Mary Thorn, 1813; died unmarried.
556 James Thorn, 1817 ; died young.
557 Caroline Thorn, 18 19; mar. John S. Sleight.
Children of Catharine Laidlie (245) and Anthony Dey.
558 Archibald Laidlie Dey, 1801 ; died young. ) q;^.y|j^g
559 Richard Varick Dey, 1801 ; mar. Lavinia A. Scott. )
560 Maria Laidlie Dey, 1807; mar. i. Rev. Daniel Cook
Axtell. ii. Charles A. Cook.
561 Catharine Antoinette Dey, 1810; mar. Samuel Porter
Williams.
Children of Martin H. Hoffman (248) and Gertrude P. Van Ness.
562 Catharine Douw, 1797 ; mar. Col. Henry G. Philip.
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563 Julia, 1798; died unmarried.
564 Peter Van Ness, 1800; mar. Nancy Crandall.
Children of Anna Hoffman (249) and Barent T. Ten Eyck.
565 Catharine Douw Ten Eyck, 1792; mar. Barent J. Myn-
derse.
566 Harman Hoffman Ten Eyck, 1794; mar. Maria Beekman.
Children of Anna Hoffman (249) and William McClelland.
567 Ann McClelland, 1798 ; mar. Aaron Mynderse.
568 Jannet McClelland, 1799; mar. Nicholas Van Vranken.
569 Mary McClelland, 1801 ; died young.
570 William McClelland, 180 -; mar. Eliza Bartherson.
571 Mary McClelland, 180-; mar. Archibald L. Linn.
Children of Catharine Douw Hoffman (251) and
Henry R. Van Rensselaer.
572 Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer, 1801 ; mar. Robert B.
Rutgers.
573 Catharine Hoffman Van Rensselaer, 1803; died young.
574 Alida Van Rensselaer, 1806; died unmarried.
575 AngeHca Van Rensselaer, 1807; mar. Rufus Reed.
576 Charlotte Maria Van Rensselaer, 181 2 ; died young.
577 Adelina Sybella Van Rensselaer, 18 15.
578 Harriet Ann Van Rensselaer, 1817; died unmarried.
579 Herman Robert Van Rensselaer, 1821 ; died unmarried.
Children of William Hoffman (252) and Charlotte Wilkins.
580 Charlotte Wilkins, 1808; mar. Edward Prime.
581 Cornelia F., 1810; mar. William Bayard, M. D.
582 Isabella Wilkins, 1812; mar. William Bayard, M. D.
583 WilHam Bayard, 1814; died young.
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584 William Bayard, 1817; mar. i. Mary Wolfe.
ii. Mary Gracie Ulshoeffer.
585 Mary C, 1819; died young.
586 Isaac Wilkins, 1822 ; died young.
587 Harmon L., 1825; died unmarried.
588 Martin S. Wilkins, 1828; died young.
Children of Philip Verplanck Hoffman (255) and Lydia Osborn.
589 Julia, 1834; mar. Thomas Dehon.
590 Louisa Adelaide, 1835 5 <^'^d young.
591 Sarah A., 1836; mar. Jules Treilhard.
592 Emily, 1840; died young.
Children of Herman Laidlie Hoffman (257) and
Charlotte M. Klein.
593 Edward, 1823 ; died unmarried.
594 Kate, 1825; mar. William Birney.
595 Herman, 1827; mar. i. Susan Woods.
ii. Mary Constance Veuve.
Children of Maria Gertrude Hoffman (258) and John Downes.
596 John Downes, 1822 ; mar. Frances Harrod Foster.
597 Julia Downes, 1824; mar. John S. Missroon.
598 Charles Albert Downes, 1826; died unmarried.
599 Henry Hill Downes, 1828; died young.
600 Henry Hill Downes, 1831 ; died unmarried.
Children of Samuel Verplanck Hoffman (259) and
Qlorvina R. Storm.
601 Eugene Augustus, 1829 ; mar. Mary Crooke Elmendorf.
602 Charles Frederick, 1830; mar. Eleanor Louisa Vail.
603 Susan Matilda, 1832 ; died young.
604 Carroll, 1834; died young.
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Child of Anthony M. Hoffman (261) and Jennet Bostwick.
605 Stephen Bayard, 1804.
Children of Catharine Ann Hoffman (264) and Daniel Cooh'dge.
606 William Fessenden Coolidge, 1807.
607 Helen Elizabeth Coolidge, 1809; mar. Thomas Lyell
Thompson.
608 Edward Coolidge, 181 2; mar. Catharine Demarny.
6og Henry Coolidge, 1815; mar. Margaret Hawley.
610 Susan Maria Coolidge, 1818; mar. John Van Sandvoort.
611 Richard Hoffman Coolidge, 1820; mar. Angelina Harris.
612 Catharine Ann Coolidge, 1822 ; mar. Rev. Chas. Seymour.
613 Mary Evelina Coolidge, 1825.
614 Philip Hoffman Coolidge, 1829.
Children of Richard Kissam Hoffman (266) and Jane Benson.
615 Egbert, 1823; died young.
616 Helena, 1824; mar. Benjamin Woolsey Rogers.
Children of Adrian Kissam Hoffman (269) and
Jane Ann Thompson.
617 Cornelia Augusta, 1825; mar. Alfred Buckhout.
618 John Thompson, 1828; mar. Ella Starkweather.
6ig Mary Evelyn, 1830; mar. Col. Charles Oliver Joline,
620 Emma Kissam, 1835; mar. Rev. Minot M. Wells.
621 Catharine Coolidge, 1839 J "^^^- ^- Charles C. Hyatt.
ii. General W. H. Morris.
Child of Anthony De La Mater (274) and
Catharine Hoogteeling.
622 Catharine De La Mater, 1798.
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Children of Abraham D. De La Mater (275) and
Engeltje Elmendorf.
623 David De La Mater, 1796.
624 Cornelius De La Mater, 1799.
Children of Sally Kierstede (279) and Martin Heermance.
625 Jacob Heermance, 1791 ; died without issue.
626 Jane Catharine Heermance, 1792; mar. Henry Van
Hoevenberg.
627 CorneUa Heermance, 1794; mar. Archibald Smith.
628 John Kierstead Heermance, 1796; died unmarried.
629 Andrew Heermance, 1798; died young.
630 Maria Heermance, 1800; died unmarried.
631 Anne Heermance, 1802 ; died unmarried.
632 Sarah Heermance, 1804; mar. Abram Fonda.
633 Andrew Heermance, 1807; died unmarried.
634 Harriet Heermance, 1808; died unmarried.
635 Caroline Augusta Heermance, 1809; unmarried.
636 Harrison Heermance, 181 2; mar. Rebecca A. Vanden-
burgh.
Child of Elias Hoffman (284) and Abigail Treadwell.
637 Eliza Henrietta, 18 — ; died young.
Children of Anthony N. Hoffman (287) and Phoebe Pell.
638 Laura, 18 10; died unmarried.
639 Nicholas, 181 1 ; mar. Lydia Dobson.
640 Jane, 1812; died unmarried.
641 Mary Ann, 1814; mar. Andrew K. Pitcher.
642 Charles, 1816; died young.
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Children of Anthony N. Hoffman (287) and
Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh.
643 Edward, 1818; died unmarried.
644 Cornelia, 1820; mar. John M. Keese.
645 Charles, 1822 ; mar. Catharine Schuyler Van Vechten.
646 Augustus, 1824; mar. Caroline Augusta Dexter.
647 Elizabeth, 1825 ; died unmarried.
648 Francis S., 1828; mar. Mary Gwenlyn Bradstreet.
649 Frederick, 1831 ; died unmarried.
650 Anna Abbott, 1833; died unmarried.
651 Catharine, 1835.
652 Howard, 1838; died unmarried.
653 Caroline, 1839; died young.
Children of Zachariah Hoffman (291) and Elizabeth Elliott.
654 Mary, 182 -; mar. Rev. C. Wolcott.
654a Edy, 182 -; mar. John Osbrey.
655 William, 182 -; died young.
Children of Abraham Hoffman (298) and Anne Post.
656 Edgar, 1822 ; died unmarried.
657 Ira, 1828; mar. Cornelia Catharine Tremper.
658 Du Bois, 1831 ; died unmarried.
659 Ann Elizabeth, 1834; mar. John Salisbury Burhans.
660 Walter, 1838.
661 Mary Wynkoop, 1841 ; mar. Francis Wynkoop Reynolds.
662 Sarah Catharine, 1845; mar. William Henry Finch.
Child of Martin Hoffman Van Beuren (300) and Ann Dalls.
663 George Hoffman Van Beuren, 1828 ; mar. Charlotte
Millard.
Children of Catharine Addison (302) under
Zachariah Hoffman (89).
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Children of Elizabeth Catharine Hoffman (303) and
Luke J. Stoutenburgh.
664 Josina Catharine Eliza Stoutenburgh, 1804; mar. Storm
Truesdell.
665 Walton Street Stoutenburgh, 1805 ; mar. Catharine Ann
Cuyler,
666 Edgar Stoutenburgh, 18 10; died young.
667 Emmaline Stoutenburgh, 1813; died young.
668 Richard Anthony Stoutenburgh, 1815; mar. Mary Jane
Halleck.
669 Van Courtlandt Augustus Stoutenburgh, 1820; mar.
Eunice B, B. Hatch.
Children of Beekman Verplanck Hoffman (305) and
Phoebe W. Townsend.
670 Margaret Townsend, 1819.
671 Gertrude Verplanck, 1822; mar. William C. Uhlhorn.
672 Mary Cromline, 1825 ; died young.
Children of Euphemia Hoffman (307) and John Babcock.
673 Frederick Babcock, 18 — ; mar. .
674 Beekman Babcock, 18 — ; mar. .
675 Euphemia Babcock, 18 — ; died young.
676 De Veaux Babcock, 18 — ; died unmarried.
677 William Babcock, 18 — ; died unmarried.
678 Courtlandt Babcock, 18 — ; died unmarried.
Children of Euphemia Hoffman (307) and Philip Verplanck.
679 Augusta Maria, 1837; died young.
680 , 1839; died young.
Child of Zachariah Hoffman {310) and Catharine Minkler.
681 Letitia, 18--.
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Children of Theodore Hoffman (312) and Mary Lasher.
682 Theodore Addison, 1844; mar. Harriet Saulpaugh.
683 Catharine Louisa, 1850; mar. Henry W. Rockefeller.
684 Mary Elizabeth, 1854; mar. John H. Boice.
Children of Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck (329) and
William E. lieermance.
685 Samuel Heermance, 1829; mar. Katherine M. Tobey.
686 Mary Jane Heermance, 1832; died unmarried.
687 Caroline Heermance, 1834 ; died young.
688 William T. Heermance, 1837; mar. Jane P. Hood.
68g Caroline Anna Heermance, 1842; mar. Lewis M. Herrick.
Children of Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck (335) and
Peter Quidor Schuyler.
6go John Edwin Schuyler, 1831; mar. Annie E. Stevenson.
691 Nicholas Ten Broeck Schuyler, 1833; mar. Martha A.
Griffin.
692 Anne Hoffinan Schuyler, 1835; mar. George W. Bodle.
Child of David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck (337) and
Jane Doane.
693 Harmon Jay Ten Broeck, 1831 ; mar. Mary C. Fowks.
Children of David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck (337) and
Sarah Heermance.
694 George Edwin Ten Broeck, 1857; died unmarried.
695 Lucy Jane Ten Broeck, 1859; died young.
Children of John Jeremiah Ten Broeck (338) and
Helen Ten Broeck.
6g6 Julia Ten Broeck, 183-; mar. William Pease.
697 Francis Ferdinand Ten Broeck, 183-; died unmarried.
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Children of Jane Qrier (347) and Rufus Reed.
6g8 Edwin Reed, 181- ; died young.
6gg Edwin Ezra, 181-; died young.
700 John, 181- ; died young.
701 Jane Maria, 1822; mar. Richard H. Mitchell.
Child of Rebecca Elmendorf (348) and Peter Dumont.
702 Peter Dumont, 1783,
Children of Cornelis C. Elmendorf (349) and Rachel Crispell.
703 Lea Elmendorf, 1779.
704 Antoni Elmendorf, 1784; died young.
705 Thomas Elmendorf, 1786.
706 Antonie Elmendorf, 1794.
Children of Arriantje Elmendorf (351) and Thomas
Van Qaasbeck.
707 John Van Gaasbeck, 1786; died young.
708 Conrad Van Gaasbeck, 1789; mar. Jane Louw.
709 John Van Gaasbeck, 1792; died young.
Children of Rebecca Louw (362) and Abraham P. Masten.
710 William Masten, 1793.
711 Sarah Maria Masten, 1802.
Children of Jannetje Louw (363) and Andreas Niewkerk.
712 Benjamin Niewkerk, 1794.
713 Anna Dewitt Niewkerk, 1796.
714 Maria Niewkerk, 1798.
Children of Pieter Wynkoop (379) and Margaret Quackenboss.
715 Catharine Wynkoop, 1786; died young.
716 Sarah Wynkoop, 1788; mar. Joseph Packard.
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717 Harriet Wynkoop, 1790; died young.
718 Derick Wynkoop, 1792; died young.
719 Harriet Wynkoop, 1793; mar. Oliver Dunning.
720 John Quackenbos Wynkoop, 1796; died unmarried.
721 Richard Wynkoop, 1798; mar. Catharine Schureman.
722 Jefferson Wynkoop, 1801 ; mar. Jane Scott Shaw.
723 Catharine Ann Wynkoop, 1804; died young.
724 EHza Wynkoop, 1809; died young.
725 JuHa Ann Wynkoop, 181 1; mar. Lock wood King Camp-
bell.
Children of Henry Schoonmaker (381) and
Anna Sabina Wynkoop.
726 Hezekiah Schoonmaker, 1791.
727 Cornelius Wynkoop Schoonmaker, 1794.
728 Jonathan Schoonmaker, 1796.
729 Augustus Schoonmaker, 1799.
730 Henry Schoonmaker, 1802.
731 John Wynkoop Schoonmaker, 1805.
732 Jesse Schoonmaker, 1809.
Children of Petrus Tappen (384) and Ann De Witt.
733 Blondina Tappen, 1787.
734 Anna Maria Tappen, 1789.
735 Cornelia Tappen, 1795.
736 Charles De Witt Tappen, 1798.
737 Sarah Duboys Tappen, 1801.
738 Henry Tappen, 1805.
Child of Cornelia Tappen (385) and Adam J. Doll.
739 Cornelia Catharine Gascherie Doll, 1793.
Children of George Tappen (386) and Anna Kirrsteedt.
740 Luke Kirrsteedt Tappen, 1796.
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741 Richard Wynkoop Tappen, 1798.
742 Elisa Catharine Tappen, 1800.
743 Robert Tappen, 1802.
744 Harriette Tappen, 1805,
745 Georgiana Tappen, 1808.
Children of Annatje Tappen (388) and William Tremper.
746 Jacob Tremper, 1796.
747 Cornelia EHsa Tremper, 1798.
748 WiUiam Tremper, 1800.
749 John McGregor Tremper, 1802.
750 Edward Tremper, 1805.
751 Hannah Tremper, 1809.
752 Christina Tremper, 1809.
Children of Catharine Tappen (389) and Levi Jansen.
753 John Alhson Jansen, 1802.
754 George Henry Jansen, 1804.
755 Maria Jansen, 1805.
Children of John De Meyer (392) and Alida Smith.
756 Hanna Cooper De Meyer, 1806.
757 Abraham Smith De Meyer, 1808.
Children of Nicholas De Meyer (393) and Christina Cockburn.
758 EHsa De Meyer, 1801.
759 WiUiam De Meyer, 1803.
760 Christina De Meyer, 1806.
Children of Mareitje De Meyer (395) and John Souser.
761 Peter Souser, 1807.
762 EHsabet Souser,
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r, 1807. I
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Children of Abram Wynkoop (399) and Maria Van Steenburgh.
763 Mary Catharine Wynkoop, 1844; mar. Henry E. Malin.
764 Harvey Huested Wynkoop, 1846.
765 Matilda Wynkoop, 1848.
766 Anna E. Wynkoop, 1851,
767 William Teller Wynkoop, 1854.
Child of Steven Eckert (403) and Blandina Smedes (461).
768 Nathaniel Hoffman Eckert, 1819.
Children of Isaac P. Dekker (407) under
Cathrina Hoffman (155).
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Children of John Parrain Helm (416) and Sarah Adair.
769 Selah Helm, 1830; mar. i. Margaret Proutz.
ii. Jane Edsall.
770 George Helm, 1833; died young.
771 Sarah Helm, 1835; t^^^- William Edsall.
772 Zachariah Helm, 1837; mar. Ann Abel.
773 Henry M. Helm, 1840; mar. Mary J. Youmans.
774 Simon Helm, 1843; died unmarried.
775 Joliii Helm, 1844; mar. Emma Davis.
776 James Helm, 1849; mar. Ann Bacon.
Children of Sarah Helm (418) and John Van Qorder.
777 Wilham Van Gorder, 18--.
778 Maria Van Gorder, 18--.
779 James Van Gorder, 18 — .
780 Simon Van Gorder, 18 — .
781 Ann Van Gorder, 18 — .
782 Emma Van Gorder, 18 — .
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783 Harvey Van Gorder, i8 — .
784 Selah Tuthill Van Gorder, i8 — ; mar. Maria Galatian
(No. 799).
785 Daniel Van Gorder, i8 — .
Children of Catharine Helm (419) and Walter Masten.
786 Selah Masten, 1820; mar. Delecta Clark.
787 Sarah Maria Masten, 1822; mar. Samuel H. Northrop.
788 Mary Margaret Masten, 1825; mar. T, A. Royce.
789 George Peter Masten, 1828; mar. Caroline B. Stone.
790 Harriet Ann Masten, 1831 ; mar. F. D. Brown.
791 Myron P. Masten, 1834; mar. Mary Emma Perkins.
792 Matilda Catharine Masten, 1837; mar. Harvey S. Gibbs.
793 Elam B. Masten, 1840; mar. Mary Joice.
Children of Sarah Bedford (422) and Henry Denton.
794 Anthony Yelverton Denton, 1812; mar. Cornelia Schoon-
maker.
795 Arietta Denton, 1815; mar. Leonard Dowdin Nicoll.
796 Elizabeth Denton, 181 7; died unmarried.
797 Frances Jane Denton, 1824; mar. Benjamin Strong.
798 Sarah Maria Denton, 1828; mar. Alonzo Coggeshall Wall.
Children of Harriet Bedford (423) and John J. Galatian.
799 Maria Bedford Galatian, 1819; mar. Selah T. Van Gorder
(No. 784).
800 Cornelia Schoonmaker Galatian, 1821; unmarried.
801 Sarah Denton Galatian, 1822 ; mar. George E. Humphrey.
802 Frances Jane Galatian, 1824; unmarried.
803 Andrew Bedford Galatian^ 1825; mar. i. Martha Mc-
Kean. ii. Mary Jane James.
804 Anna Frehgh Galatian, 1826; died young.
805 John James Galatian, 1829; died young.
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Children of Cornelius Tuthill (424) and Louisa C. Muggins.
806 Charles Huggins Tuthill, 1818; died unmarried.
807 Cornelia Louisa Tuthill, 1820; mar. John S. Pierson.
808 Mary E. Tuthill, 1822; unmarried.
8og Sarah Schoonmaker Tuthill, 1824; mar. Woods Baker.
Child of Ann Tuthill (425) and Dr. Daniel Annan.
810 Anna Tuthill Annan, 1820; mar. Isaac Newton Lockwood.
Child of Daniel Strong Tuthill (426) and Julia Ann Reeve.
811 Mary Tuthill, 1822; died young.
Children of Arrietta Tuthill (428) and William S. Jones.
812 Julia Jones, 1827; mar. Francis Linsley.
813 John Jones, 1833; mar. Mary Tremaine.
814 Sarah Tuthill Jones, 1838; mar. William Hollister.
Child of Arrietta Tuthill (428) and Harvey W. Howell.
815 Arietta Howell, 1847; mar,
Child of Selah Tuthill ^429) and Elisabeth W. Redfield.
816 Mary Tuthill, 1829; mar.
Children of Marius Schoonmaker (441) and
Elizabeth Van Wyck Westbrook.
817 Cornelius Marius Schoonmaker, 1839; mar. Matilda R.
Cooper.
818 Westbrook Schoonmaker, 1841 ; died young.
819 Cornelia Schoonmaker, 1842 ; died young.
820 Henry Barnard Schoonmaker, 1843; ™^'^- Helen M
Kiersted.
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821 Julius Schoonmaker, 1847 ; unmarried.
822 Ella Schoonmaker, 1849; mar. Henry Dennison Darrow.
Children of Isaac Roosevelt (492) and Mary R. Aspinwall.
823 James Roosevelt, 1828; mar. i. Rebecca H. Howland.
ii. Sarah Delano.
824 John Aspinwall Roosevelt, 1840; mar. Ellen Murray-
Crosby.
Children of Grace Roosevelt (493) and Guy Carleton Bayley.
825 James Roosevelt Bayley, 1814; Archbishop of Baltimore.
826 Richard Bayley, 181 6; mar. Mary Dietz.
827 Carleton Bayley, 18 18; mar. i. Lilias Graham.
ii. Catharme Murray.
828 William Augustus Bayley, 182 1 • mar. Julia Nielson.
829 Maria Eliza Bayley, 1823; mar. Jacob Boerum Jewett
(No. 932).
Children of Richard Varick Roosevelt (497) and
Anna flaria Lyle.
830 Harriet Howland Roosevelt, 1825; died young.
831 Grace Roosevelt, 1830; died young.
Children of David Murray Hoffman (504) and
Frances Amelia Burrall.
832 Frances Wickham, 1818; died young.
833 William Wickham, 1819; died young,
834 Wickham, 182 1; mar. Elizabeth Baylies.
835 Murray, 1826; died unmarried.
836 Julia, 1828; died unmarried.
837 Frances, 1832 ; mar. Benjamin Woodhull Strong.
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Children of David Murray Hoffman (504) and
Mary Murray Ogden.
838 Susan Ogden, 1838.
839 Beulah, 1840; died young.
840 Burrall, 1842 ; mar. Mary Bradley.
Children of Lindley Murray Hoffman (505) and
Susan Lindley Ogden.
841 Hannah Murray, 1824; died young.
842 William Ogden, 1827; mar. Emma Bronson.
843 Susan Ogden, 1828; died unmarried.
844 Edward Seton, 1830; mar. Gertrude Bronson.
845 Mary Murray, 1832; died young.
846 Elizabeth, 1834; mar. George MaccuUoch Miller.
847 Henry, 1835 ; died young.
848 Frederick, 1837; died young.
849 Catherine Seyton, 1840; mar. Henry W. Miller.
Children of Martin Hoffman (506) and Elizabeth Hale Oilman.
850 Lindley Murray, 1832; mar. Margaret Leggett (Mott)Ring.
851 Emily, 1834; mar. John Henry Stevens.
852 Martin, 1836; died young.
853 Arthur Oilman, 1838; mar. Katherine C. Stuart.
854 Matilda, 1840; died young.
855 Leighton, 1841; died young.
856 Serena, 1843; died young.
Children of Anna Maria Hoffman (507) and
Anthony R. Livingston.
857 Beulah Murray Livingston, 1819; mar. Edward J. C.
Atterbury.
858 Mary Frances Livingston, 1823 ; mar. Henry Rogers.
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859 Lindley Hoffman Livingston, 1826; mar. Alice T. Whit-
tlesey.
860 Serena Livingston, 1828; died young.
861 Athenia Livingston, 1829; mar. i. James Bowen.
ii. Charles A. Peabody.
862 Albert Livingston, 1833; died unmarried.
863 Ellen Livingston, 1841 ; mar. Theodore R, Wetmore.
Children of Serena Hoffman (508) and
Chandler Robbins Gilman.
864 Benjamin Ives Gilman, 1827; died young.
865 Mary Hoftman Gilman, 1829; died young.
866 Serena Hannah Gilman, 1830; died unmarried.
867 Robert Hale Gilman, 1832 ; mar. Caroline Tichenor
Pilcher.
868 Susan Hoffman Gilman, 1834; mar. James Ludlum.
86g Annie Witherspoon Gilman, 1836; died young.
870 Elizabeth Hale Gilman, 1838; died young.
871 Golden Hoffman Gilman, 1840; died young.
872 Edward Hoffman Gilman, 1842 ; died young.
Children of Matilda Hoffman (511) and William Currie Roberts.
873 William Currie Roberts, 1833; mar. Elizabeth Berry.
874 Frances, 1835; died young.
875 Martin Hoffman Roberts, 1838; mar. i. Clara Louise
Griffen. ii. Elizabeth Carpenter Cornell.
Children of Maria Colden Hoffman (513) and John Pattison.
876 Matthew Moncrieff Pattison, 18--; mar. Lucy Johnson.
877 Edward Seton Pattison, 18--.
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Children of Cecilia Seton Hoffman (514) and Richard McAllister.
878 Harriet Seton McAllister, 18--; mar. George E. Harris.
879 Mary McAllister, 18 — ; mar. Walter S. Richmond.
880 William McAllister, 18--.
881 Richard McAllister, 18--; mar. i. Ellen G. Holly.
ii. Mary T. Sanders.
Child of Cadwallader Colden Hoffman (516) and Virginia Hale.
882 Kate Seton, 1853; died young.
Children of Cadwallader Colden Hoffman (516) and
Caroline Hogan.
883 Virginia Grace, 1859; mar. John Jay White, Jr.
884 Caroline Colden, 1864.
Children of James Parquhar Hoffman (517) and
Frances M. Rutledge.
885 Annie Rutledge, 1849; ™^'^- Edward Preston Willins.
886 Gertrude Seton, 1851 ; mar. George Halcot Cooper.
Children of James Farquhar Hoffman (517) and
Elizabeth D. Wilkin.
887 Martin Colden, 1862; died young.
888 Isabel Wilkm, 1864.
889 William Seton, 1867.
8go Lefferts Suydam, 1869.
Children of Ann Hoffman (518) and Charles Nicholas.
891 Matilda, 18--; mar. Whitman.
892 Emma, 18 — ; mar. Maloney.
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Children of Mary Colden Hoffman (520) and
Philip Rhinelander.
893 Philip Rhinelander, 1815; died unmarried.
894 Mary Colden Rhinelander, 1818; mar. John Alsop King.
Children of Ogden Hoffman (521) and Emily Burrall.
895 Charles Burrall, 18 — ; mar. Harriet Willett.
896 Ogden, 1823; died unmarried.
Children of Ogden Hoffman (521) and Virginia Southard.
897 Southard, 1839; mar. Sarah Acklen.
898 Mary Colden, 1840.
899 Virginia Southard, 1842.
Children of George Edward Hoffman (523) and
Phoebe W. White.
900 John White, 1847; mar, Florence Kingston McKay.
goi Edward Fenno, 1849; mar. Elizabeth McCall.
902 Josiah Ogden, 1858; mar. Helen Scott Lewis.
Children of Alfred Seton (527) and Frances Barnewall.
903 Mary Seton, 182 -; died unmarried.
904 Frances Seton, 182 -; mar. Rt. Rev. Alonzo Potter.
905 Euretta Barnewall Seton, 182 -; mar. Walter Bean Post.
906 Alfred Ludlow Seton, 1825; mar. Helena Schmidt.
907 Eliza Anderson Seton, 182 -; mar. George Washington
Coster.
Children of Mary Hammond Seton (528) and Henry Ogden.
908 Elizabeth Ogden, 182 -; died young.
909 William Seton Ogden, 182 -; died 18 — .
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910 Mary Seton Ogden, 18--.
911 Harriet Evans Ogden, 18 — ; mar. Chase.
912 Henry Ogden, 18 — .
913 Emma Seton Ogden, 18 — .
Children of James Bailey (534) and Foster.
914 Theodorus Bailey, 18 — .
915 Sarah Bailey, 18 — ; mar. Rathbone.
Children of Eliza Hoffman (538) and Isaac Cornell.
916 Peter Martense Cornell, 18 14.
917 William Augustus Cornell, 1818.
918 Margaret Cornell, 1820.
919 Mary Cornell, 182 1.
920 Elizabeth Cornell, 1824.
921 Jane Cornell, 1828.
922 Frederick Cornell, 1835.
Child of Martin Hoffman (539) and Julia Harrison.
923 William, 18--; mar.
Child of Isaac Hoffman (540) and Mary Sickles.
924 Adelme, 18 — ; mar. Charles Powers.
Children of Catherine Hoffman (541) and William Thomas.
925 OHvia Thomas, 1823; mar. i. John Murphy.
ii. Charles A. Savage.
926 Caroline Thomas, 1823; died unmarried.
927 Sarah Thomas, 1825.
928 William Thomas, 1826; died young.
929 John Thomas, 1829; died young.
930 Elizabeth Thomas, 1834; died unmarried.
931 Robert Hoffman Thomas, 1837 ; died unmarried.
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Children of Jane Hoffman (545) and Nathaniel H. Jewett.
932 Jacob Boerum Jewett, 1825; mar, Maria Eliza Bayley
(No. 829).
933 Sarah Jewett, 1827 ; died young.
Child of Sarah Brinckerhoff (549) and Isaac Whetmore.
934 Katherine Whetmore, 18 — ; mar. John Whiteside.
Children of Stephen Thorn (550) and Mary Sleight.
935 Mary E. Thorn, 18--.
936 Sarah Thorn, 18 — .
937 Samuel Thorn, 18 — .
938 Esther Thorn, 18 — .
Child of Robert Thorn (551) and Catherine Akin.
939 Caroline Thorn, 18 — ; mar. Richard Akin.
Children of Eliza Thorn (552) and William T. Teller.
940 George Teller, 1832; died unmarried.
941 Mary Teller, 1840; mar. Eugene Wells.
Child of Sarah Thorn (553) and George B. Adriance.
942 Robert Adriance, 1835; died unmarried.
Child of Caroline Thorn (557) and John S. Sleight.
943 Mary Sleight, 18 — ; mar. Charles H. Goodrue.
Children of Richard Varick Dey (559) and Lavinia Agnes Scott.
944 Richard Varick Dey, 1823; died young.
945 Mary Laidlie Dey, 1824.
946 Lavinia Agnes Scott Dey, 1826; died young.
947 Anthony Dey, 18293 mar. Mary Brown Humphreys.
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948 Joseph Warren Scott Dey, 1831 ; died young.
949 Joseph Warren Scott Dey, 1832; unmarried.
950 Richard Varick Dey, 1835; unmarried.
Children of Maria Laidlie Dey (560) and Rev. D. C. Axtell.
951 Henry Axtell, 1832 ; died unmarried.
952 Anthony Dey Axtell, 1834; mar. Almina Bradley.
953 Catharine Laidlie Axtell, 1836; died young.
Children of Maria Laidlie Dey (560) and Charles A. Cook.
954 Charles Cook, 1846; died young.
955 Catharine Laidlie Cook, 1849 ; died unmarried.
Children of Catharine Antoinette Dey (561) and
Samuel P. Williams.
956 Catharine LaidHe Williams, 1840; died unmarried.
957 Samuel Porter Wilhams, 1842; mar. Almina Bradley Axtell.
958 Winthrop Dwight Williams, 1844; died young.
959 Archibald Laidlie WiUiams, 1848; died unmarried.
Children of Catharine Douw Hoffman (562) and
Henry Q. Philip.
960 John Van Ness Philip, 1823 ; mar. Laura Johnson.
961 William Henry Philip, 1824; mar. Eliza Worthington,
962 Martin Hoffman Philip, 1826; mar. Sarah Lucretia Peck.
963 Charles Eugene Philip, 1828; died young.
Children of Peter Van Ness Hoffman (564) and
Nancy Crandall.
964 Julia, 1835; mar. Curtis Henry Porter.
965 William Henry, 1837; unmarried.
966 Charles Eugene, 1838; mar. Lydia Cutler.
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967 Catharine Douw, 1840; mar. Curtis Henry Porter.
968 Anna Matilda, 1842.
969 Martin Van Ness, 1844 '■> died young.
970 Van Ness, 1847; unmarried.
Children of Harman Hoffman Ten Eyck (566) and
Maria Beekman.
971 William Hoffman Ten Eyck, 1819; mar. Anna Matilda
Vedder.
972 Joanna Beekman Ten Eyck, 1821 ; mar. Henry A. Almy.
Child of Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer (572) and
Robert B. Rutgers.
973 Margaret Sarah Bayard Rutgers, 18 — ; mar. Norman
Finley.
Children of Charlotte Wilkins Hoffman (580) and
Edward Prime.
974 William Hoffman Prime, 1837 ; mar. Annie Rhodes Gilbert.
975 Charlotte Prime, 1838; mar. Leonard J. Wyeth.
976 Emily Prime, 1840; died young.
977 Mary Catharine Prime, 1841 ; mar. James A. Scrymser.
978 Harriet Prime, 1843; died young.
979 Julia Prime, 1845; died young.
980 Henry Prime, 1847.
Children of Isabella Wilkins Hoffman (582) and
William Bayard.
981 Julia De L. Bayard, 1838; died young.
982 Charlotte Hoffman Bayard, 1840; died unmarried.
983 William Hoffman Bayard, 1844; died young.
984 Elizabeth Annie Bayard, 1846; mar. J. Nesbitt M. Haw-
thorne.
985 Isabella Hoffman Bayard, 1849; died young.
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Children of William Bayard Hoffman (584) and
Mary Q. Ulshoeffer.
986 Dorothea Wolfe, 1866.
987 Mary Ulshoeffer, 1868.
Child of Julia Hoffman (589) and Thomas Dehon.
988 Julia Dorothea Dehon, 18--
Children of Sarah A. Hoffman (591) and Jules Treilhard.
989 Marie Julie Josephine Treilhard, 1859; i^iar. le Baron de
la Charmoye.
990 Julie Marie Jeanne Treilhard, 1861 ; mar. le Vicomte de
Petite Ville.
991 Jules Jean Joseph Philippe, 1869.
Children of Kate Hoffman (594) and William Birney.
992 Ulric Hoffman Birney, 1850; died unmarried.
993 Arthur Alexis Birney^ 1852 ; mar. Helen Townsend Con-
way.
994 Alfred Edward Birney, 1853; died young.
995 Florence Hoffman Birney, 1854; mar. i. Randolph
Getchell. ii. Edgar Hoyt.
996 Katharine Birney, 1856; mar. Albert N. Seip.
997 William Verplanck Birney, 1858; mar. Emily Lucy Mid-
dleton.
998 Theodore Weld Birney, 1864; mar. Alice M. (McLellan)
White.
999 Herman Hoffman Birney, 1866; mar. Elizabeth Boud6.
1000 Elizabeth Fitzhugh Birney, 1869; died young.
Child of Herman Hoffman (595) and Mary Constance Veuve,
looi Herman Laidley Verplanck, 1882.
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Children of John Downes (596) and Frances Harrod Foster.
1002 Frances Harrod Downes, 184 -; mar. Arthur P. Nazro.
1003 John Downes, 18 — ; mar. Emma Nazro.
1004 Frank Foster Downes, 18 — .
1005 Adele Rushton Downes, 18 — .
1006 Philip Hoffman Downes, 18 — .
1007 Mary Campbell Downes, 18 — .
Children of Julia Downes (597) and John F. Missroon.
1008 Gertrude Missroon, 1843; mar. Charles Morris.
loog Julia Emily Missroon, 1844; mar. Charles Francis Fair-
banks.
loio Frank Dupont Missroon, 1848; died young.
lOii Mary Alice Missroon, 1850; died young.
1012 John Downes Missroon, 1854.
1013 Efifie Verplanck Missroon, 1856.
1014 Herman Hoffman Missroon, 1858; mar. Katharine J.
Pike.
1015 Martha Louisa Missroon, i860.
Children of Eugene Augustus Hoffman (601) and
Mary Crooke Elmendorf .
1016 Susan Matilda, 1852; mar. Rev. John Henry Watson.
1017 Mary Louisa, 1855; mar. Rev. Thomas W. Nickerson, Jr.
1018 Samuel Verplanck, 1858; died young.
1019 Margaret Euphemia, 1861; mar. Charles L. Hackstaff.
1020 Eugene Augustus, 1863; died unmarried.
1021 Elizabeth, 1865 ; died young.
1022 Samuel Verplanck, 1866; mar. Louisa Norwood Smith.
1023 Effie Beekman, 1868; died young.
1024 Gertrude Carroll, 1870; died young.
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Children of Charles Frederick Hoffman (602) and
Eleanor L. Vail.
1025 Charles Frederick, 1856; mar. Eugenia L. Schieffelin.
1026 Laura Isabel, 1857; mar. J. Van Vechten Olcott.
1027 Samuel Verplanck, 1859; died young.
1028 Glorvina, i860; died young.
1029 William Mitchell Vail, 1862; mar. Irene Stoddard.
1030 Eleanor Louisa, 1864 ; mar. William McNeill Rodewald.
Children of Helena Hoffman (616) and Benjamin Woolsey
Rogers.
1031 Hoffman Rogers, 1846; mar. Lucy Dix Ferdon.
1032 Helena Rogers, 1849; died young.
Child of John Thompson Hoffman (618) and Ella Starkweather.
1033 Ella, 1855; mar. Edward Sandford.
Children of Mary Evelyn Hoffman (619) and
Charles Oliver Joline.
1034 Adrian Hoffman Joline, 1850; mar. Mary E. Larkin.
1035 Catharine Joline, 1853; mar. Rev. James O. Drumm.
1036 Cornelia Joline, 1857.
Children of Emma Kissam Hoffman (620) and Minot M. Wells.
1037 Walter Wells, 1861 ; died young.
1038 Cornelia Hoffman Wells, 1863; died young.
1039 John Thompson Wells, 1867 ; unmarried.
1040 Eliza Moore Wells, 187 1 ; died young.
Child of Catharine Coolidge Hoffman (621) and
William H. Morris.
1041 Philip Livingston Morris, 1875.
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Children of Jane Catharine Heermance (626) and
Henry Van Hoevenberg.
1042 Martin Henry Van Hoevenberg, 181 -; mar. Charlotte
Reed Phelps.
1043 Sarah Jane Van Hoevenberg, 1818; mar. Edward
Thompson ; no issue,
1044 James Oliver Van Hoevenberg, 1821 ; mar. Esther M.
Van Hoevenberg.
1045 John Kiersted Van Hoevenberg, 1823; died young.
1046 Charles Ruggles Van Hoevenberg, 1824 ; died unmarried.
1047 Andrew Heermance Van Hoevenberg, 1826; died young.
1048 Esther Maria Van Hoevenberg, 1829; died young.
Children of Cornelia Heermance (627) and Archibald Smith.
1049 Theodore Smith, 1819; mar. Julia Ann Chalmers.
1050 Hannah Cornelia Smith, 182 1; unmarried.
1051 Martin Heermance Smith, 1823; mar. Jane Maria Gil-
christ.
1052 Sarah Smith, 1825; died young.
1053 Sarah Smith, 1826; died young.
1054 Carolina Augusta Smith, 1828; mar. William H. Wells.
1055 Alma Ann Smith, 1831 ; died young.
1056 Archibald Smith, 1833; died young.
1057 Maria Smith, 1835; ^^'^^ William Chalmers.
1058 Andrew Heermance Smith, 1837 ; mar. i. Jane Wilbor
Dows. ii. Sarah Davison.
iii. Jane Terry Sheldon,
Children of Harrison Heermance (636) and
Rebecca A. Vandenburg.
1059 Martin Heermance, 1845; died young,
1060 Isaac Henry Heermance, 1849; died young.
1061 Augusta Heermance, 1849,
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1062 Martin Heermance, 1852 ; mar. Nina Radcliffe.
1063 De Witt Heermance, 1856; mar. May Hallenbeck.
Children of Mary Ann Hoffman (641) and Andrew K. Pitcher,
1064 Laura Pitcher, 1845; mar, David Vignes.
1065 William Pitcher, 1847; mar. Laura Lasher.
1066 Anthony Hoffman Pitcher, 1850; mar. Emma Hibbard.
1067 Sarah Jansen Pitcher, 1852; mar. Henry S. Elting.
1068 Hoffman Pitcher, 1856; mar. Amelia F. Teator.
Children of Cornelia Hoffman (644) and John M. Keese.
1069 Charlotte Suydam Keese, 1846.
1070 Anthony Hoffman Keese, 1848; mar. Elizabeth Frim-
ingham.
Children of Charles Hoffman (645) and Catharine
Schuyler Van Vechten.
1071 Theodore Trivett, 1848; mar. Rose Newby.
1071a Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh, 1849; died unmarried.
1071b Charles, 1857; mar. Marietta L. Woodruff
1071C Schuyler Van Vechten, 1864; mar. Mary W. Sergent.
Children of Ira Hoffman (657) and Cornelia Catharine Tremper.
1072 Charles Addison, 1862.
1073 Catharine Louisa, 1866; died young.
1074 Mary Frances, 1870; mar. Ralph Davis Clearwater.
1075 Cornelia Catharine, 1873; mar. William Humphrey Ten
Broeck.
Child of George Hoffman Van Beuren (663) and
Charlotte Millard.
1076 Charles Hoffman Van Beuren, 1852; mar. Phoebe
Knowles.
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Children of Josina Catharine Eliza Stoutenburgh (664) and
Storm Truesdell.
1077 Emmaline Alida Street Truesdell, 1826; mar. Truman
Stoddard.
1078 Stephen Byron Truesdell, 1828; died young.
1079 Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell, 1830; mar. Gilbert Liv-
ingston Lusk.
1080 Catharine Caroline Truesdell, 1832; mar. William S. An-
drews.
1081 Walton Street Truesdell, 1835 ; died young.
1082 Augusta Truesdell, 1841 ; died young. ) ^^ ■
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1083 Josephene Truesdell, 1841; died unmarried. )
1084 Richard Anthony Truesdell, 184 -; died young.
Children of Walton Street Stoutenburgh (665) and
Catharine Ann Cuyler.
1085 Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh, 1827 ; mar. Joseph Capron
Tiffany.
1086 Catharine Elizabeth H. Stoutenburgh, 1830; mar. Ed-
ward N. Hubbell.
1087 Walton Street Stoutenburgh, 1833; mar. Ellen Jane
Southard.
1088 Susan Isabella Stoutenburgh, 1842; mar. Rev. Albert
Danker.
Children of Van Courtlandt Augustus Stoutenburgh (669) and
Eunice B. B. Hatch.
io8g Charles Edwin Stoutenburgh, 1845; died unmarried.
1090 Van Courtlandt Augustus Stoutenburgh, 1848; mar.
Alice Jacobson.
Children of Gertrude Verplanck Hoffman (671) and
William C. Uhlhorn.
logi Gertrude Verplanck Uhlhorn, 1847; ^^^- i- Wentworth
Huyshe. ii. Jacob Lorillard.
56 €f|c j^offman <^cneaIogp
1092 Beekman Verplanck Hoffman Uhlhorn, 1849; died un-
married.
Children of Frederick Babcock (673) and
1093 Caroline Babcock, 18 — ; mar.
1094 Son.
1095 Son.
Children of Beekman Babcock (674) and .
1096 Daughter.
1097 Daughter.
Children of Theodore Addison Hoffman (682) and
Harriet Saulpaugh.
1098 John Theodore, 1866.
1099 Claude, 1868; died young.
iioo Helen Elizabeth, 1869; mar. Rev. David Russ Judd.
iioi Henry, 1871.
1102 Maud, 1872.
1103 Florence, 1874.
1 104 Frederick, 1875.
1105 May, 1878.
1106 Roscoe, 18 — ; died young.
1 107 WilHam, 18 — ; died young.
1 108 Edna, 18 — ; died young.
1109 Theodore, 18 — ; died young.
Child of Mary Elizabeth Hoffman (684) and John H. Boice.
mo William H. Boice, 1874.
Child of Samuel Heermance (685) and Katherine M. Tobey.
II II Emma Warren Heermance, 1866.
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Child of William T. Heermance (688) and Jane P. Hood.
1112 Edwin Van Ness Heermance, i8 — .
Children of Nicholas Ten Broeck Schuyler (691) and
Martha A. Griffin.
1113 Benjamin Griffin Schuyler, 1872.
1 1 14 Anna L. Schuyler, 1874 ; mar. J. E. Young.
1 1 15 Lucy A. Schuyler, 1875 ; died young.
1116 Martha E. Schuyler, 1877.
1117 Henrietta Schuyler, 1879,
1118 Mary Alice Schuyler, 1882.
11 19 Edith May Schuyler, 1885.
Child of Anne Hoffman Schuyler (692) and George W. Bodle.
1120 Edwin Schuyler Bodle, 1876.
Children of Harmon Jay Ten Broeck (693) and Mary C. Fowks.
1121 Harmon Van Loan Ten Broeck, 1855; died young.
1 122 Rachel Jane Ten Broeck, 1868; died young.
1123 Ada Grace Ten Broeck, 1869; mar. Alexander Morris.
1124 John Henry Ten Broeck, 1872.
Child of Jane Maria Reed (701) and Richard H. Mitchell.
1 125 Edwin Charles Mitchell, 1843; mar. Martha Cook,
Children of Sarah Wynkoop (716) and Joseph Packard.
1126 Oscar Packard, 1810 ; mar. Fannie Worthington.
1127 Wynkoop Packard, 181 1; died unmarried.
1 1 28 Sarah Packard, 18 13.
1 129 Harriet Packard, 18 14; mar. Jacob H. Shear.
1130 Charles Isaac Packard, 1816; mar. Hester Brooks.
1131 Joseph Packard, 1818; mar. Catharine V, Hilton.
58 €{jc J^offman <25cneaIogp
1 132 George Washington Packard, 1820.
1 133 John Quackenbos Packard, 1822.
1 134 Robert Lafayette Packard, 1825.
1135 Catharine Margaret Packard, 1827 ; died young.
1136 Benjamin Franklin Packard, 1829.
1137 Julianna Greenleaf Packard, 1833; mar. J. Gordon
Welles.
Children of Harriet Wynkoop (719) and Oliver Dunning.
1138 Adeline Dunning, 1817; died young.
1139 James Dunning, 1818; died young.
1140 William Henry Dunning, 1819; mar. Eliza A. Bogardus.
1141 Charles Edward Dunning, 1822; mar. M. M. Petriken.
1 142 Theodore Wynkoop Dunning, 1826.
1143 Caroline Matilda Dunning, 1827 ; died young.
1144 Augustus Dunning, 1828; died young.
Children of Richard Wynkoop (721) and Catharine Schureman.
1145 Julia Anna Wynkoop, 1826; mar. William Chas. Brew-
ster.
1146 Richard Wynkoop, 1829 ; mar. Anna Elizabeth McGinnis.
1147 John Quackenbos Wynkoop, 1831 ; died young.
1 148 Catharine Schureman Wynkoop, 1834; died young.
1 149 Virginia Wynkoop, 1836; mar. Theodore Frelinghuysen
Hay.
1 150 Emma Wynkoop, 1838; mar. James Josiah Clark.
Children of Jefferson Wynkoop (722) and Jane Scott Shaw.
1151 Sarah Fulton Wynkoop, 183 -; mar. Charles H. Sherrill.
1152 Julia Anna Wynkoop, 183 -; mar. Russell Smith.
1 153 John Quackenbos Wynkoop, 183-; mar. Edith Reeve.
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Children of Julia Anna Wynkoop (725) and
Lockwood King Campbell.
1154 Julia Anna Campbell, 1836; mar. Albert G. Mulford.
1155 John Wynkoop Campbell, 1838 ; mar. Agnes G. Shipman.
1156 Virginia Wynkoop Campbell, 1842; died young.
1157 Pauline Campbell, 1843 ; died young.
1 158 Harriet Matilda Campbell, 1845 ; mar. William H. Valen-
tine.
1 159 Emily Campbell, 1847 ; mar. Charles W. Bullock.
EIGHTH GENERATION.
Child of Selah Helm (769) and Jane Edsall.
1160 Lottie Helm, 1867 ; mar. Patrick Deyo.
Child of Sarah Helm (771) and William Edsall.
1 161 Charles Edsall, 1862 ; died unmarried.
Children of Zachariah Helm (772) and Ann Abel.
1162 George Helm, 1869.
1163 Jane Helm, 1875,
Children of Henry M. Helm (773) and Mary J. Youmans.
1164 Nina Helm, 1872.
1165 Leroy Helm, 1875.
1166 Nellie Helm, 1885.
Children of John Helm (775) and Emma Davis.
1 167 Clara Helm, 1868.
1168 William Helm, 1871; died young.
ii6g John Helm, 1884.
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Child of 5elah Masten (786) and Delecta Clark.
1170 Orrin Masten, 18 — ; mar. Essie Lindsley.
Children of Sarah Maria Masten (787) and
Samuel H. Northrop.
1171 Mary E. Northrop, 1843; mar. Niles Norton.
1 1 72 Clara Northrop, 1845 ; died unmarried.
Child of Mary Margaret Masten (788) and T. A. Royce.
1 1 73 Burdette Royce, 1846.
Child of Harriet Ann Masten (790) and F. D. Brown.
1174 Friedland Duane Brown, 1855 ; died young.
Children of Myron P. Masten (791) and Mary Emma Perkins.
1 1 75 Vincent M. Masten, 1861 ; mar. Mai Kirsch.
1176 Kate Masten, 1862; died young.
Children of Matilda Catharine Masten (792) and
Harvey S. Gibbs.
1177 Ella Amina Gibbs, 1858; died young.
1178 Myron Masten Gibbs, 1866; died young.
1179 Thomas Burdette Gibbs, 1868; died young.
Children of ^lam B. Masten (793) and Mary Joice.
1180 Estella C. Masten, 1868; mar. Adin G. Pierce.
1181 Marguerite S. Masten, 1870; mar. Harrison Cornwall.
1 182 William W. Masten, 1871.
1183 George E. Masten, 1872.
1184 Mary M. Masten, 1873.
1185 Harriet A. Masten, 1875.
1 186 Thomas B. Masten, 1876.
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1187 Samuel N. Hasten, 1877.
1188 Helen D. Hasten, 1879.
iiSg Henry H. Hasten, 1880.
iigo Selah B. Hasten, 1881.
Children of Anthony Yelverton Denton (794) and
Cornelia Schoonmaker.
iigi A son, 1833 ; died young,
1192 William Denton, 1835 ; mar. Phoebe Jordan Van Kuren.
1193 Sarah Jane Denton, 1837 ; died young.
1194 Arrietta Denton, 1839; died young.
1 195 Esther Vail Denton, 1841 ; mar. Hoses Bull Wilkin.
1196 Haria Schoonmaker Denton, 1842; mar. Benjamin H.
Stilwell.
1197 Abram Schoonmaker Denton, 1844; mar. Sarah S.
Lambertson.
1198 Henry Denton, 1847; mar. Eleanor Sammons.
1199 Lewis A. Denton, 1850; mar. Elizabeth Innes.
1200 John Denton, 1852; mar. Harriet Holbrook.
1201 Edgar Denton, 1855 ; mar. Louise Bidwell.
1202 Anthony Yelverton Denton, 1858; mar. Hary .
Children of Arietta Denton (795) and Leonard Dowdin Nicoll.
1203 John Dowdin Nicoll, 1839; died unmarried.
1204 Sarah Nicoll, 1840; died young.
1205 William Leonard Nicoll, 1842.
1206 Henry Denton Nicoll, 1844; mar. Anne Bancker Camac.
1207 Ehzabeth Nicoll, 1846; died young.
1208 Francis GifFord Nicoll, 1849; mar. Alice Scranton.
Children of Frances Jane Denton (797) and Benjamin Strong.
1209 Thomas B. Strong, 1848; mar. Hary L. Burrough.
1210 Sarah Fanny Strong, 1854.
1211 William Henry Strong, 1858; mar. Hary J. Bennett.
62 (^^t ipoffitian ciBcncalosp
Child of Sarah Maria Denton (798) and
Alonzo Coggeshall Wall.
1212 Francis Henry Wall, 1859,
Children of Sarah Denton Gaiatian (801) and
Qeorge E. Humphrey.
1213 George G. Humphrey, 18 — ; died unmarried.
1214 Sarah Frances Humphrey, 18 — ; mar. i. James N. Bo-
gert. ii. J. G. Murray.
1215 Charles F. Humphrey, 18 — ; died unmarried.
1216 WiUiam G. Humphrey, 18--; mar. Kate Flynn.
Children of Andrew Bedford Qalatian (803) and
Martha McKean.
1217 John Gaiatian, 1852; died young.
1218 Harriet Bedford Gaiatian, 1856; died unmarried.
Children of Andrew Bedford Gaiatian (803) and
Mary Jane James.
I2ig George Humphrey Gaiatian, 1862; mar. Magdeleine
AUiger.
1220 Mary Jane Gaiatian, 1864.
1221 Martha Ehza Gaiatian, 1867.
1222 John Andrew Gaiatian, 1869 ; mar. Grace Nicholl Seeley.
1223 Frances Cornelia Gaiatian, 1873.
Child of Sarah Schoonmaker Tuthill (809) and Woods Baker.
1224 Louisa Woods Baker, 1852 ; mar. Ernst Beckman.
Child of Anna Tuthill Annan (810) and
Isaac Newton Lock wood.
1225 Mary Esther Lockwood, 1852; mar. William Ross Robins.
€igfjtlj (iBcneration 63
Children of Cornelius Marius Schoonmaker (817) and
Matilda R. Cooper.
1226 Althea Livingston Schoonmaker, 1873.
1227 Elizabeth Van Wyck Schoonmaker, 1874; died young.
1228 Virginia Lee Schoonmaker, 187 -.
Child of Henry Barnard Schoonmaker (820) and
Helen M. Kiersted.
1229 Elizabeth Barnard Schoonmaker, 1868; mar. Lawrence
E. Van Etten.
Children of Ella Schoonmaker (822) and
Henry Dennison Darrow.
1230 Marius Schoonmaker Darrow, 1877.
1231 Frederick Edward Westbrook Darrow, 1879.
1232 A daughter, 1882 ; died young.
1233 Henry Dennison Darrow, 1884.
1234 Herbert Van Wyck Darrow, 1886.
1235 Agnes Elizabeth Darrow, 1888.
Child of James Roosevelt (823) and Rebecca H. Howland.
1236 James Roosevelt Roosevelt, 1854; mar. Helen Astor.
Child of James Roosevelt (823) and Sarah Delano.
1237 Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 188 -.
Children of John Aspinwall Roosevelt (824) and
Ellen Murray Crosby.
1238 Grace Walton Roosevelt, 1867; mar. Appleton Lesure
Clark.
1239 Ellen Crosby Roosevelt, 1868.
64 €|je JJoffman ciBcnealogp
Children of Richard Bayley (826) and Mary Dietz.
1240 Richard Walton Bayley, 1848; died unmarried.
1241 Guy Carleton Bayley, 1850; mar. i. Angelica C. Wyckofif.
ii. Ellen Lorraine Bulkeley.
Child of Carleton Bayley (827) and Lilias Graham.
1242 Grace Walton Bayley, 1848 ; mar. Bernard Shanley.
Children of Carleton Bayley (827) and Catharine Murray.
1243 Carleton James Roosevelt Bayley, 1861 ; died young.
1244 Mary Catharine Seton Bayley, 1863; mar. James Fox.
Child of William Augustus Bayley (828) and Julia Neilson.
1245 James Roosevelt Bayley, 1846; died unmarried.
Children of Maria Eliza Bayley (829) and
Jacob Boerum Jewett (932).
1246 Louisa Brown Jewett, 1848.
1247 Harriet Roosevelt Jewett, 1850,
1248 Augustus WiUiamson Jewett, 185 1.
1249 Grace Bayley Jewett, 1853; mar. Alfred Chester Bunce.
1250 Mary Williamson Jewett, 1856; mar. James Reynolds.
1251 Edward Woolsey Jewett, 1858.
Child of Wickham Hoffman (834) and Elizabeth Baylies.
1252 Francis Burrall, 1845 ; mar. Lucy Evelyn Shattuck.
Children of Frances Hoffman (837) and
Benjamin Woodhull Strong.
1253 James Remsen Strong, 1861 ; mar. Lavinia Riker.
1254 Frances Burrall Strong, 1863; mar. Howard H. Henry.
1255 Charlotte Strong, 1864.
(i^igfjtf) ((feneration 65
1256 Murray Hofifman Strong, 1867.
1257 Helen Woodhull Strong, 1872.
1258 Marion Remsen Strong, 1874.
Children of William Ogden Hoffman (842) and Emma Bronson.
1259 Gertrude, 1858 j died young.
1260 Bronson, 1859; died young.
1261 Linda, 1863; died young.
1262 Emma Ogden, 1866.
1263 Nora, 1872; died young.
Children of Elizabeth Hoffman (846) and
George Macculloch Miller.
1264 Hoffman Miller, 1858; mar. Edith McKeever.
1265 Mary Louisa Miller, i860 ; mar. William Bard McVickar.
1266 Leverett Saltonstall Miller, 1863; mar. Grace Rodgers.
1267 Elizabeth Agnes Miller, 1866.
1268 George Macculloch Miller, 1870; died young.
1269 Edith Macculloch Miller, 1873.
Children of Lindley Murray Hoffman (850) and
Margaret Leggett (Mott) Ring.
1270 Martin, 1856.
1271 Louisa Graham, 1858; died young.
1272 Emily, 1862; mar. W. H. Hoffman.
1273 Virginia Golden, 1864; mar. George Wood Garrard.
Children of Emily Hoffman (851) and John Henry Stevens.
1274 Wmthrop Gilman Stevens, 1857; mar. Laura Elizabeth
Coe.
1275 Serena Hoffman Stevens, 1859; died young.
1276 Lindley Murray Stevens, i860; mar. Theodora W.
Turner.
5
66 Cfje i^offman <^cncalogp
1277 John Henry Stevens, 1863; died young.
1278 Sidney Ganson Stevens, 1866; mar. Florence Carrington.
1279 George Canning Stevens, 1868; mar. Josephine Shinn.
1280 Theodora Hoffman Stevens, 1872.
1281 Leighton Hoffman Stevens, 1875; died young.
1282 Edith Barretto Stevens, 1878.
Children of Arthur Oilman Hoffman (853) and
Katherine C. Stuart.
1283 Elizabeth Hale, i860; mar. Louis C. Gillespie.
1284 Stuart, 1862.
1285 Katherine Stuart, 1865; mar. Edward S. Betts.
1286 Lindley Murray, 1869.
1287 Arthur Gilman, 1872.
Children of Beulah Murray Livingston (857) and
Edward J. C. Atterbury.
1288 Livingston Atterbury, 1852 ; died young.
1289 Julia S. Atterbury, 1855 ; mar. Horace E. Fisk. -^ ry ■
1290 Justina Livingston Atterbury, 1855. \
I2gi Albert Hoffman Atterbury, i860; mar. Emma H. Baker.
Children of Lindley Hoffman Livingston (859) and
Alice T. Whittlesey.
1292 Lindley Hoffman Livingston, 1862; mar. i. Agnes
Courtney. ii. Florence Ross.
1293 John Kilsyth Livingston, 1864; died unmarried.
1294 Anthony Rutgers Livingston, 1875.
Children of Ellen Livingston (863) and Theodore Russell
Wetmore.
1295 Jessie Livingston Wetmore, 186 -; mar. Arthur H. H.
Forbes.
(i^igfltf) feneration 67
1296 Livingston Wetmore, 186-.
1297 Robert Carryl Wetmore, 186-.
1298 Margaret Murray Wetmore, 187 -; died young.
1299 Dorothea Murray Wetmore, 187 -.
Children of Robert Hale Gilman (867) and Caroline T. Pilcher.
1300 Chandler Robbins Gilman, 1859; mar. Elizabeth Gray,
1301 Serena Hoffman Gilman, 1861.
1302 Mary Stewart Gilman, 1864; mar. Arthur Benbow Elli-
man.
1303 Virginia Phillips Gilman, 1866; mar. William Hastie
Smith.
1304 Susan Hoffman Gilman, 1870.
1305 Elizabeth Hale Gilman, 1876.
Children of Susan Hoffman Oilman (868) and James Ludlum.
1306 Catherine Ludlum, i860; mar. Henry Straker.
1307 William Edward Ludlum, 1861 ; mar. Anna Maria Nielson.
1308 Susan Gilman Ludlum, 1863; mar. William Edwards
Waller.
1309 James Gabriel Ludlum, 1865.
1310 Maria Hoffman Ludlum, 1869.
1311 Hasbrouck Lawrence Ludlum, 1871; mar. Florence Per-
kins.
1312 Helen Serena Ludlum, 1873.
1313 Robbins Gilman Ludlum, 1874; died young.
Children of William Currie Roberts (873) and Elizabeth Berry.
1314 Francis Currie Roberts, 18 — .
1315 Frances Roberts, 18 — ; died young.
Child of Martin Hoffman Roberts(875 ) and Clara Louise Griff en.
1316 William Currie Roberts, 187 1 ; mar. Amelia E. Janes.
68 €i)e i^ofCman (23ntcalogp
Children of Martin Hoffman Roberts (875) and
Elizabeth C. Cornell.
1317 Elizabeth Carpenter Roberts, 1879.
1318 Matilda Hoffman Roberts, 1881.
1319 Charles Cornell Roberts, 1885.
1320 Helen Seton Roberts, 188 -; died young.
1321 Martin Hoffman Roberts, 1895.
Children of Harriet Seton McAllister (878) and
George F. Harris.
1322 George McAlHster Harris, 18--; mar. Genevieve Whit-
lock.
1323 Edward Seton Harris, 18--; died young.
1324 Dudley Hoftman Harris, 18--; died young.
Child of Mary McAllister (879) and Walter Stanley Richmond.
1325 Cecilia Richmond, 1882.
Children of Richard McAllister (881) and Pinks Hobble.
1326 Nellie McAllister, 18--.
1327 Richard McAllister, 18--.
Child of Virginia Grace Hoffman (883) and John Jay White, Jr.
1327a Louise L. White, 18 — .
Child of Annie Rutledge Hoffman (885) and
Edward Preston Willins.
1328 Edith Gertrude Willins, 18--; mar. Hinton Fitzgerald.
Children of Gertrude Seton Hoffman (886) and
George Halcot Cooper.
1329 Halcot Cooper, 18 — .
1330 Henry Cooper, 18 — .
€i0i)tj) <i5cncratiDn 69
1331 Edward Rutledge Cooper, i8--.
1332 Frederic Cooper, i8 — .
Children of Mary Colden Rhinelander (894) and
John Alsop King.
1333 Mary Rhinelander King, 1842.
1334 Cornelia Ray King, 1845 ; died young.
1335 Alice King, 1848; mar. Gherardi Davis.
1336 Frederica King, 1852; died young.
1337 Ellen King, 1854.
Child of Charles Burrall Hoffman (895) and Harriet Willett.
1338 Emily Burrall, 18 — ; mar. Colonel Villiers Hatton.
Children of Southard Hoffman (897) and Sarah Acklen.
1339 Southard, 1867.
1340 Ogden, 1868.
1341 Mary Turner, 1871.
1342 Cadwalader Colden, 1874; died young.
1343 Alice Colden, 1877.
1344 John Acklen, 1878.
Children of John White Hoffman (900) and Florence K. McKay.
1345 Dorothy Kingston, 1886.
1346 Ogden, 1889.
Children of Edward Fenno Hoffman (901) and
Elizabeth McCall.
1347 Edward Fenno, 1888.
1348 John Cadwallader, 1889; died young.
1349 Phoebe White, 1894,
5*
70 €ljc J^ofFman siBciicalogp
Children of Josiah Ogden Hoffman (902) and
Helen Scott Lewis.
1350 George Edward, 1884; died young.
1351 Lewis, 1890.
1352 Helen, 1892.
1353 Charles Fenno, 1894.
Children of Euretta Barnewall Seton (905) and
Walter Bean Post.
1354 Alfred Seton Post, 1845; mar. Alice Lee Morgan.
1355 Sarah Elizabeth Post, 1847; mar. Benjamin Coles
Morris.
1356 Euretta Barnewall Post, 1850; mar. Alfred de Lasseure.
Children of Alfred Ludlow Seton (906) and Helena Schmidt.
1357 Alfred Seton, 1853; mar. Mary Louise Barbey.
1358 Laura Seton, 1855; mar. Wilhelm von Kettler.
Child of Adeline Hoffman (924) and Charles Powers.
1359 Adeline Powers, 18 — .
Child of Olivia Thomas (925) and John Murphy.
1360 Elsey Katharine Murphy, i860; mar. Theodore Van
Tyne Johnston.
Children of Jacob Boerum Jewett (932) under
Maria Eliza Bay ley (829).
Children of Katherine Whetmore (934) and John Whiteside.
1361 John Whiteside, 18 — .
1362 Mary Whiteside, 18 — .
1363 Sarah Whiteside, 18 — ; mar. John Brown.
€i0ljtt) <^cncratton 71
Children of Caroline Thorn (939) and Richard Akin.
1364 Robert Akin, i860.
1365 Catherine Thorn Akin, 186 -.
Child of Mary Teller (941) and Eugene Wells.
1366 Carohne Thorn Wells, 1866.
Children of Mary Sleight (943) and Charles H. Goodrue.
1367 John L. Goodrue, 18 — .
1368 Charles Henry Goodrue, 18 — .
Children of Samuel Porter Williams (957) and Almina Bradley.
1369 Almina Butnam Williams, 1871.
1370 Samuel Porter Williams, 187 -; died young.
1371 Kate Laidlie Williams, 187 -; died young.
Children of William Henry Philip (961) and Eliza Worthington.
1372 John Van Ness Philip, 1866.
1373 Charles Worthington Philip, 1867; died young.
1374 William Henry Philip, 1870; died young.
1375 Herman Hoffman Philip, 1872.
1376 Gaston Pearson Philip, 1874.
1377 Elizabeth Worthington Philip, 1876.
1378 William Churchill Houston Philip, 1880; died young.
Children of Martin Hoffman Philip (962) and
Sarah Lucretia Peck.
1379 Katharine Maud Philip, i860; mar. George Frederick
Hussey.
1380 Harry Van Ness Philip, 1862; mar. Mary Potter Jackson.
1381 Laura Johnson PhiHp, 1863.
72 €]Jc j^offtiian ciBcncalogp
Child of Julia Hoffman (964) and Curtis Henry Porter.
1382 Eugene Hoffman Porter, 1855; mar. Alice A. Day.
Children of Charles Eugene Hoffman (966) and Lydia Cutler.
1383 Sarah, 1870; died young.
1384 Elizabeth Cutler, 1873.
1385 Alice Augusta, 1880.
Children of William Hoffman Ten Eyck (971) and
Anna Matilda Vedder.
1386 Louise Ten Eyck, 1851 ; mar. Henry Livingston El-
mendorf.
1387 Stephen Vedder Ten Eyck, i860.
Children of Joanna Beekman Ten Eyck (972) and
Henry A. Almy.
1388 Joanna Maria Almy, 1847.
1389 Frances Janet Almy, 1849.
1390 William Hoffman Almy, 1851.
1391 Henry Beekman Almy, 1854; died young.
1392 Mary Linn Almy, 1856.
1393 Walter Duryee Almy, 1862.
Child of Margaret Sarah Bayard Rutgers (973) and
Norman Finley.
1394 Finley, 18--; mar. (Mr.) Carpenter.
Child of William Hoffman Prime (974) and
Annie Rhodes Gilbert.
1395 Charlotte Hoffman Prime, i88r.
Children of Charlotte Prime (975) and Leonard J. Wyeth.
1396 Charlotte Hoffman Wyeth, 186 -; mar. Lewis Living-
ston Delafield.
oEigijtj) <iBcneratton 73
1397 Leonard J. Wyeth, 186-; mar. Louise Alley Hopkins.
1398 George Edward Wyeth, 186-; mar. Charlotte Grosvenor
Goodridge.
Child of Elizabeth Annie Bayard (984) and
J. Nesbitt M. Hawthorne.
1399 Bayard Hawthorne, 18 — ; mar. Alice Wright.
Children of Marie Treilhard (989) and Baron de la Charmoye.
1400 Pierre de la Charmoye, 188-.
1401 Jean de la Charmoye, 1888.
Child of Julia Treilhard (990) and Comte Robert de Petite Ville.
1402 Raymond de Petite Ville, 188-.
Children of Arthur Alexis Birney (993) and
Helen Townsend Conway.
1403 Richard Conway Birney, 1876.
1404 Margaret Birney, 1877.
1405 Edith Birney, 1879.
1406 Helen Birney, 1881.
1407 Arthur Birney, 1882.
1408 James Birney, 1884.
1409 William Birney, 1886.
1410 Dion Birney, 1889.
141 1 Catherine Birney, 1891.
Child of Katherine Birney (996) and Albert N. Seip.
1412 Albert Birney Seip, 1893.
Children of Theodore Weld Birney (998) and
Alice M. (McClellan) White.
1413 Catherine Birney, 1893.
1414 Lilhan Birney, 1895.
74 €|)c J^of^man oBcncalogp
Children of Herman Hoffman Birney (999) and
Elizabeth Boude.
1415 Herman Hofifman Birney, 1891.
1416 Knox Boude Birney, 1892.
Children of Gertrude Missroon (1008) and Charles Morris.
1417 Maria Gertrude Morris, 1868.
1418 Charles Morris, 1873.
1419 Effie Verplanck Morris, 1879.
1420 Frank Bowen Morris, 1880.
1421 John Missroon Morris, 1884.
Children of Julia Emily Missroon (1009) and
Charles Fras. Fairbanks.
1422 Henry Parker Fairbanks, 1870.
1423 Charles Francis Fairbanks, 1872.
1424 William Kendall Fairbanks, 1875.
1425 Julia Missroon Fairbanks, 1877.
1426 Gertrude Fairbanks, 1882; died young.
1427 Stephen Fairbanks, 1889.
Children of Susan Matilda Hoffman (1016) and
John Henry Watson.
1428 Henry Lee Watson, 1883.
1429 Mary Elmendorf Watson, 1886.
1430 Eugene Augustus Hoffman Watson, 1889.
Child of Mary Louisa Hoffman (1017) and
Thos. White Nickerson, Jr.
1431 Hoffman Nickerson, 1888.
Children of Margaret Euphemia Hoffman (1019) and
Charles L. Hackstaff.
1432 Mary Elmendorf Hackstaff, 1882,
€igJ)tl) (feneration 75
1433 Margaret Hoffman Hackstaff, 1884.
1434 Caryl Hackstaff, 1895.
Child of Samuel Verplanck Hoffman (1022) and
Louisa Norwood Smith.
1435 Louisa Verplanck, 1896.
Children of William Mitchell Vail Hoffman (1029) and
Irene Stoddard.
1436 Charles Gouverneur, 1886.
1437 Stoddard Ogden, 1892.
1438 William Stoddard, 1898.
Children of Eleanor Louisa Hoffman (1030) and
William McNeill Rodewald.
1439 Eleanor Hoffman Rodewald, 1890.
1440 Marie Louise Rodewald, 1895.
1441 William McNeill Rodewald, 1897.
Children of Hoffman Rogers (1031) and Lucy Dix Ferdon.
1442 John Ferdon Rogers, 1S74.
1443 Helena Hoffman Rogers, 1877.
1444 Benjamin Woolsey Rogers, 1879.
Children of Ella Hoffman (1033) and Edward Sandford.
1445 Hoffman Sandford, 1884; died young.
1446 Olga Sandford, 188-.
Children of Martin Henry Van Hoevenberg (1042) and
Charlotte Reed Phelps.
1447 Henrietta Van Hoevenberg, 1844; died young.
1448 James Kiersted Van Hoevenberg, 1847; died young.
1449 Jane Catherine Van Hoevenberg, 1848; mar. Walter
Alexander Van Rensselaer.
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1450 Charlotte Elizabeth Van Hoevenberg, 1850.
1451 William Phelps Van Hoevenberg, 1855 ; died unmarried.
Children of James Oliver Van Hoevenberg (1044) and
Esther M. Van Hoevenberg.
1452 Henry Van Hoevenberg, 1850; mar. Sarah Louise Wood.
1453 Elizabeth Van Hoevenberg, 1853.
1454 Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg, 1855; mar. Theodore
Chardavoyne Vermilye.
1455 James Dumond Van Hoevenberg, 1857; mar. Elida
Blanche Woodhull.
1456 Alma Rogers Van Hoevenberg, 1865.
Children of Caroline Augusta Smith (1054) and
William Hall Wells.
1457 Sarah Cornelia Wells, 1855.
1458 William Van Kirk Wells, 1858; died young.
Children of Maria Smith (1057) and William Chalmers.
1459 Agnes Chalmers, 1863.
1460 Cornelia Heermance Chalmers, 1864.
Child of Andrew Heermance Smith (1058) and
Jane Wilbor Dows.
1461 Juliet Cornelia Smith, 1861.
Child of Andrew Heermance Smith (1058) and Sarah Davison.
1462 Davison Heermance Smith, 1875.
Child of Martin Heermance (1062) and Nina Radcliffe.
1463 Radclifife Heermance, 1892.
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Child of De Witt Heermance (1063) and May Hailenbeck.
1464 Andrew Hailenbeck Heermance, 1895.
Children of Laura Pitcher (1064) and David Vignes.
1465 William Augustus Vignes, 1871; mar. Elizabeth Yellig.
1466 Marion Helen Vignes, 1874.
1467 Anna Hoffman Vignes, 1878.
1468 Sarah Pitcher Vignes, 1882.
Children of William Pitcher (1065) and Laura Lasher.
1469 Harriet Newell Hughson Pitcher, 1881.
1470 Edwin Hoffman Pitcher, 1883.
1471 Laura Gertrude Pitcher, 1893.
Children of Anthony Hoffman Pitcher (1066) and
Emma Hibbard.
1472 Mary Emma Pitcher, 1876; mar. Romer Rockerfeller.
1473 William R. Pitcher, 1879,
1474 Laura Vignes Pitcher, 1882.
Children of Sarah Jansen Pitcher (1067) and Henry S. Elting.
1475 Adelaide Harris Elting, 1882.
1476 Lottie Hoffman Elting, 1884.
1477 Florence Marguerite Elting, 1887.
Children of Hoffman Pitcher (1068) and Amelia F. Teator.
1478 Mary Ann Hoffman Pitcher, 1881.
1479 Jane Reed Pitcher, 1884.
1480 Philip Pitcher, 1887.
1481 Grace Pitcher, 1889.
1482 Andrew Carlton Pitcher, 1893.
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Children of Theodore Trivett Hoffman (1071) and Rose Newby.
1482a Cornelia Schuyler, 1875.
1482b Charles Howard, 1878,
1482c William , 1880.
I482d Kate Mera, 1884.
Children of Schuyler Van Vechten Hoffman (1071c)
and Mary W. Sargent.
14826 Sargent Glenn, 1887.
I482f Schuyler Van Vechten, i8go.
Child of Cornelia Catharine Hoffman (1075) and
Wm. Humphrey Ten Broeck.
1483 Wessel Ray Ten Broeck, 1894.
Child of Emmaline A. S. Truesdell (i077)and Truman Stoddard.
1484 Eugene Stoddard, 185 -; died young.
Children of Elizabeth H. Truesdell (1079) and Gilbert L. Lusk.
1485 Jone Elizabeth Lusk, 185 1 ; mar. George Howard Jones.
i486 Josephene Augusta Lusk, 1854; mar. Reuben Maples-
den.
1487 Mary Alice Lusk, 1855; mar. William Henry Van Orden.
1488 Kate Eloise Lusk, 1858.
1489 Charlotte Christina Lusk, 1S62; died young.
1490 Isabella AUda Lusk, 1865; mar. Harman P. Pettingill.
Children of Catharine Caroline Truesdell (1080) and
William S. Andrews.
1491 William Sturtevent Andrews, 1862; died young.
1492 Harry Fitchett Andrews, 1864; mar. Fanny Langstaff.
1493 Josephene A. Andrews, 1865; mar. William Wyley.
(iBigtjtlj ciBcncration 79
Children of Amanda C. Stoutenburgh (1085) and
Joseph C. Tiffany.
1494 Walton Cuyler Tiffany, 1850; mar. Julia Oilman.
1495 Charles Otis Tiffany, 1852 ; mar. Annie Jane Du Bois.
1496 Joseph Burr Tiffany, 1856 ; mar. Fanny Oere.
Children of Susan Isabella Stoutenburgh (1088) and
Albert Danker.
1497 Walton Stoutenburgh Danker, 1874.
1498 Elizabeth Harrison Danker, 1876; died young.
1499 Frederick Harrison Danker, 1878.
Child of Gertrude Verplanck Uhlhorn (1091) and
Wentworth Huyshe.
1500 Oertrude Van Cortlandt Huyshe, 1879; died young.
Child of Helen Elizabeth Hoffman (iioo) and
Rev. Davis Russ Judd.
1500a Theodore Hoffman Judd, 1898.
Child of Ada Grace Ten Broeck (1123) and Alexander Morris.
1501 James Alexander Morris, 1893.
Children of Edwin C. Mitchell (1125) and Martha Cook.
1502 Richard Perkins Mitchell, 1866.
1503 Edwin Charles Mitchell, 1870; mar. Apollonia Harder.
1504 Thaddeus Kinnear Mitchell, 1873.
Children of Julia Anna Wynkoop (1145) and
William Chas. Brewster.
1505 Samuel Brewster, 1852 ; died young.
1506 Virginia Dunning Brewster, 1855.
1507 Julia Anna Brewster, 1858.
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Child of Richard Wynlcoop (1146) and Anna
Elizabeth McGinnis.
1508 Edward McGinnis Wynkoop, 1858; died young.
Children of Emma Wynkoop (1150) and James Josiah Clark.
1509 Fannie Clark, 1859.
1510 Clarence Clark, 1865; died young.
Children of Sarah Fulton Wynkoop (1151) and
Charles H. Sherrill.
1511 Mary Jennie Sherrill, 18 — .
1512 Charles Hitchcock Sherrill, 18 — .
Children of Julia Anna Wynkoop (1152) and Russell Smith.
1513 Addison Wynkoop Smith, 18 — .
1514 Charles Sherrill Smith, 18 — .
1515 Dora Eloise Smith, 18 — .
1516 Edith Reeve Smith, 18 — .
1517 Russell Smith, 18 — .
NINTH GENERATION.
Child of Lottie Helm (1160) and Patrick Deyo.
1518 Cora Deyo, 18--.
Child of Orrin Masten (1170) and Essie Lindsley.
1519 George Masten, 18 — .
Child of Mary E. Northrop (1171) and Niles Norton.
1520 Hervey Wood Norton, 1865; died young.
Child of Estella C. Masten (1180) and Adin Q. Pierce.
1521 Caroline Eudora Marguerite Pierce, 1895.
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Children of William Denton (1192) and Phoebe
Jordan Van Kuren.
1522 Eliza Denton, 1859; mar. Henry Oscar Prevost Johnston.
1523 Frank Denton, 1862; mar. Minnie Gray,
1524 George B. Denton, 1864; mar. Louise Paddock Hopkins.
1525 William Denton, 1868.
1526 Jane Van Kuren Denton, 1870; died young.
1527 Henry B. Denton, 1873.
Children of Esther Vail Denton (1195) and Moses Bull Wilkin.
1528 Abbie Wilkin, i860; mar. Joseph Edward Lambert.
1529 Arietta Wilkin, 1862; died young.
1530 Stella Wilkin, 1864; died young.
1531 Ida Wilkin, 1869; died young.
1532 Thomas John Wilkin, 1871; mar. Margaret Heigtman.
Children of Maria Schoonmaker Denton (1196) and
Benjamin H. Stilwell.
1533 Mary Stilwell, 1866; mar. George Van Wagenen.
1534 Minnie Stilwell, 1868; died young.
1535 Denton Stilwell, 1870.
1536 George Du Bois Stilwell, 1871.
1537 Cornelia Stilwell, 1874.
1538 A son, 1880 ; died young.
1539 Stephen Stilwell, 1882.
1540 Arietta Stilwell, 1887.
Children of Abram Schoonmaker Denton (1197) and
Sarah S. Lambertson.
1541 Frances Denton, 1870.
1542 Eva Denton, 1872.
1543 Lucy Denton, 1873; mar. Theodore Woodward.
1544 Henry Denton, 1874.
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1545 Isabella Denton, 1876.
1546 Lewis Denton, 1877.
Children of Henry Denton (1198) and Eleanor Sammons.
1547 Ida Denton, 1877; died young.
1548 Henry Sammons Denton, 1887.
Children of John Denton (1200) and Harriet Holbrook.
1549 Bessie Denton, 1887.
1550 Lewis A. Denton, 1890.
Children of Edgar Denton (1201) and Louise Bidwell.
1551 Marshall Denton, 1882; died young.
1552 Esther Denton, 1883.
1553 Alice Louisa Denton, 1888.
1554 Edgar Denton, 1889.
1555 Mary Elizabeth Denton, 1895.
Children of Henry Denton Nlcoll (1206) and
Anne Bancker Camac.
1556 Margaret Nicoll, 1878.
1557 Henry Nicoll, 1879; died young.
1558 Anne Camac Nicoll, 1881.
1559 Wilham Leonard Nicoll, 1888.
Child of Francis Qifford Nicoll (1208) and Alice Scranton.
1560 Leonard Francis Nicoll, 1876.
Children of Thomas B. Strong (1209) and Mary L. Burrough.
1561 Eadith May Strong, 1890.
1562 Walter B. Strong, 1894.
|)mtf) feneration
Child of WiHiam Henry Strong (121 1) and Mary J. Bennett.
1563 Anna May Strong, 1893.
Child of Sarah Frances Humphrey (i2i4)and James N. Bogert.
1564 Charles Peter Bogert, 1876.
Child of William Qalatian Humphrey (12 16) and Kate Flynn.
1565 Bernard George Humphrey, 18 — .
Child of John Andrew Qalatian (1222) and
Grace Nicholl Seeley.
1566 Andrew Bedford Galatian, 1890.
Children of Louisa Woods Baker (1224) and Ernst Beckman.
1567 Anna Woods Beckman, 1877.
1568 Anders Tuthill Woods Beckman, 1879; died young.
1569 Albert Woods Beckman, 1880.
1570 John Pierson Beckman, 18S1.
1571 Louise Woods Beckman, 1883.
1572 Frederick Ferdinand Beckman, 1886.
1573 Astrid Woods Beckman, 1889.
1574 Robert Shemtander Beckman, 1891.
Child of Mary Esther Lockwood (1225) and
William Ross Robins.
1575 Amos Robins, 1889.
Children of James Roosevelt Roosevelt (1236) and
Helen Astor.
1576 James Roosevelt Roosevelt, 1879.
1577 Helen Roosevelt, 1881.
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Children of Grace Bayley Jewett (1249) and
Alfred Chester Bunce.
1578 Maria Roosevelt Bunce, 1878.
1579 Carleton Bayley Bunce, 1879.
1580 Elizabeth Chester Bunce, 1881.
1581 Grace Jewett Bunce, 1884,
1582 Russell Bunce, 1886.
Child of Mary Williamson Jewett (1250) and James Reynolds.
1583 James Reynolds, 1886; died young.
Children of Francis Burrall Hoffman (1252) and
Lucy E. Shattuck.
1584 William Wickham, 1880.
1585 Francis Burrall, 1882,
1586 Albert Lincoln, 1887.
1587 Leo Murray, 1891,
Children of James Remsen Strong (1253) and Lavinia Riker.
1588 Margaret Lawrence Strong, 1893.
1589 Charlotte Remsen Strong, 1895.
Children of Frances Burrall Strong (1254) and
Howard H. Henry.
1590 Grace Remsen Henry, 1888.
1591 Frances Woodhull Henry, 1893,
Children of Hoffman Miller (1264) and Edith McKeever.
1592 George MaccuUoch Miller, 1886.
1593 Lawrence McKeever Miller, 1889.
1594 Lindley Hoffman Miller, 1892.
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Children of Mary Louisa Miller (1265) and
William Bard McVickar.
1595 Phyllis McVickar, 1893.
1596 Elizabeth Hoffman McVickar, 1895.
1597 John Bard McVickar, 1896.
Children of Virginia Colden Hoffman (1273) and
George Wood Garrard.
1598 Beulah Murray Garrard, 1893.
1599 Evelyn Stuart Garrard, 1S95.
1600 Catherine Wood Garrard, 1897.
Children of Winthrop Gilman Stevens (1274) and
Laura E. Coe.
1601 Henry Winthrop Stevens, 1881.
1602 Arthur Kingsley Stevens, 1883.
1603 Lillian Hoftman Stevens, 1885.
1604 Serena Elizabeth Stevens, 1888; died young.
1605 Maud Alma Stevens, 1890.
1606 Ruth Fletcher Stevens, 1894.
Children of Lindley Murray Stevens (1276) and
Theodore W. Turner.
1607 Murray Hoffman Stevens, 1895.
1608 Dorothy Hale Stevens, 1897.
Children of Sydney Ganson Stevens (1278) and
Florence Carrington.
1609 John Hoffman Stevens, 1897.
1610 Carrington Stevens, 1898.
Children of George Canning Stevens (1279) and
Josephine Shinn.
161 1 Barbara King Stevens, 1897,
1612 Serena Stevens, 1898.
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Children of Elizabeth Hale Hoffman (1283) and
Louis C. Gillespie.
1613 Elizabeth Stuart Gillespie, 1883.
1614 Evelyn Hoffman Gillespie, 1886.
1615 Louis Hoffman Gillespie, 1890.
Children of Julia Stimson Atterbury (1289) and
Horace E. Fisk.
1616 Beulah Murray Livingston Fisk, 1888.
1617 Livmgston Atterbury Fisk, 1891.
1618 Caldwell Hall Fisk, 1893.
Children of Lindley Hoffman Livingston (1292) and
Florence Ross.
1619 Douglas Livingston, 1S94.
1620 Helen Livingston, 1895.
Child of Jessie Livingston Wetmore (1295) and
Arthur H. H. Forbes.
1621 Nathalie Livingston Forbes, 1896.
Children of Mary Stewart Oilman (1302) and
Arthur Benbow Elliman.
1622 Serena Hoffman Elliman, 1886.
1623 John Benbow Elliman, 1888.
1624 Arthur Benbow Elliman, 1890.
1625 Marion Hale Elliman, 1892.
Children of Virginia Phillips Qilman (1303) and
William Hastie Smith.
1626 Isabella Hastie Smith, 1894.
1627 Theodore Gilman Smith, 1896.
iSintj) oBnicration 87
Children of Catherine Ludlum (1306) and Henry Straker.
1628 Henry Oilman Straker, 1889.
1629 Lawrence Seton Straker, 1891.
1630 Catherine Hasbrouck Straker, 1892.
Children of William Edward Ludlum (1307) and
Anna Marie Nielson.
1631 Susan Hoffman Ludlum, i88g.
1632 Elizabeth Nielson Ludlum, 1893.
1633 James Ludlum, 1895.
Child of Hasbrouck Lawrence Ludlum (131 1) and
Florence Perkins.
1634 Louise Ludlum, 189-.
Children of Alfred Seton Post (1354) and Alice Lee Morgan.
1635 Henry Morgan Post, 1873; died young.
1636 Alice Lee Post, 1875; mar. Henry Colwell Beadleston.
1637 Alfred Seton Post, 1876. ) t. •
"^' ' ' > Tvvms.
1638 Walter Bean Post, 1876; died young. )
1639 Ethel Maud Post, 1878.
1640 Mabel Catherine Post, 1880.
Children of Sarah Elizabeth Post (1355) and
Benjamin C. Morris.
1641 Euretta Post Morris, 1868; mar. Kenneth McFarlane.
1642 Catherine Luquer Morris, 1874.
Children of Euretta Barnewall Post (1356) and
Alfred de Lasseure.
1643 Alfred de Lasseure, 1879; died young.
1644 Helen Post de Lasseure, 188 -.
1645 Alice Therese de Lasseure, 188-.
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Children of Alfred Seton (1357) and Mary Louise Barbey.
1646 Mary Dorothy Seton, 1890.
1647 Helen Seton, 1893.
1648 Henry Seton, 1894.
Children of Laura Seton (1358) and Wilhelm von Kettler.
1649 Gerhard von Kettler, 1876.
1650 Alice von Kettler, 1878.
1651 Elise von Kettler, 1880.
1652 Alfred von Kettler, 1887.
1653 Edward von Kettler, 1891.
Child of Elsey Katharine Murphy (1360) and
Theodore Van Tyne Johnston.
1654 William Sherman Johnston, 1892.
Children of Katharine Maud Philip (1379) and
Qeorge F. Hussey.
1655 Margaret Clapp Hussey, 1893.
1656 Gertrude Frances Hussey, 1894.
Child of Harry Van Ness Philip (1380) and
Mary Potter Jackson.
1657 Harry Van Ness Phihp, 1896.
Children of Eugene Hoffman Porter (1382) and Alice A. Day.
1658 Eugene Hoffman Porter, 1891; died young.
1659 George Curtis Porter, 1894.
Child of Louise Ten Eyck (1386) and
Henry Livingston Elmendorf.
1660 William Ten Eyck Livingston Elmendorf, 1880.
I^int!) feneration 89
Children of Charlotte Hoffman Wyeth (1396) and
Lewis L. Delafield.
1661 Lewis Livingston Delafield, 1887.
1662 Charlotte Delafield, 1889.
Child of Leonard J. Wyeth (1397; and Louise Alley Hopkins.
1663 Leonard J. Wyeth, 4th, i8g-.
Children of George Edward Wyeth (1398) and
Charlotte Q. Qoodridge.
1664 Charlotte Grosvenor Wyeth, 1891.
1665 Frances Hawthorne Wyeth, 1893.
1666 Caroline Lydia Wyeth, 1895.
1667 George Archer Wyeth, 1897; died young.
Child of Bayard Hawthorne (1399) and Alice Wright.
1668 Alice Hawthorne, 189 -.
Children of Jane Catherine Van Hoevenberg (1449) and
Walter A. Van Rensselaer.
1669 Fanny Van Rensselaer, 18 — ; died young.
1670 Schuyler Van Rensselaer, 18 — ; died young.
1671 Julia Phelps Van Rensselaer, 18 — ; mar. Charles
Crowell.
1672 Walter Alexander Van Rensselaer, 18 — .
1673 Nicholas Van Rensselaer, 18 — .
1674 Annette Van Rensselaer, 18 — .
Children of Henry Van Hoevenberg (1452) and
Sarah Louise Wood.
1675 Henry Van Hoevenberg, 1879.
1676 Huyler Wood Van Hoevenberg, 1882.
1677 Sarah Louise Van Hoevenberg, 1883.
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Child of Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg (1454) and
Theodore Chardavoyne Vermilye.
1678 Theodore Chardavoyne Vermilye, 1886.
Child of James Dumond Van Hoevenberg (1455) and
Elida B. Woodhull.
1679 Rudolph De Luce Van Hoevenberg, 188 -.
Children of William Augustus Vignes (1465) and
Elizabeth Yellig.
1680 Laura Ethel Vignes, 1893.
1681 Ruth Caroline Vignes, 1895.
Children of Mary Emma Pitcher (1472) and
Romer Rockerfeller.
1682 Clifford Arthur Rockerfeller, 1896.
1683 Emily Catharine Estell Rockerfeller, 1897.
Children of Jone Elizabeth Lusk (1485) and
George Howard Jones.
1684 Addison Porter Jones, 1877.
1685 Gilbert Lusk Jones, 1879.
Children of Josephene Augusta Lusk (i486) and
Reuben Maplesden.
1686 Elizabeth Hoffman Maplesden, 1877.
1687 Marion Home Maplesden, 1881.
1688 Harold Hastings Maplesden, 1882,
1689 Madolin Mary Maplesden, 1884.
1690 Reuben Maplesden, 1886.
Child of Isabella Alida Lusk (1490) and Harman P. Pettingill.
1691 Charlotte Hoffman Pettingill, 1897.
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Children of Walton Cuyler Tiffany (1494) and Julia Oilman.
1692 Gilman Parris Tiffany, 1882.
1693 Dorris Tiffany, 1889.
1694 Humphrey Cuyler Tiffany, 1893,
Children of Charles Otis Tiffany (1495) and
Annie Jane Du Bois.
1695 Jeannette Du Bois Tiffany, 189 1.
1696 Ruth Gildersleeve Tiffany, 1893.
1697 James Goelet Tiffany, 1896.
Children of Joseph Burr Tiffany (1496) and Fanny Gere.
1698 Anna Cuyler Tiffany, 1885.
1699 Joseph Burr Tiffany, Jr., 1888.
1700 Vera Gere Tiffany, 1890.
1701 Stanton Gere Tiffany, 1895.
TENTH GENERATION.
Children of Eliza Denton (1522) and Henry Oscar
Prevost Johnston.
1702 Denton Vorhis Johnston, 1890.
1703 James Herschel Johnston, 1893; died young.
Children of Frank Denton (1523) and Minnie Gray.
1704 William Denton, 1885.
1705 Madeline Gray Denton, 1887.
1706 Robert Jordan Denton, 1890.
1707 Frank Denton, 1894.
Child of George B. Denton (1524) and
Louise Paddock Hopkins.
1708 Percy Hopkins Denton, 1893.
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Children of Abbie Wilkins (1528) and J. E. Lambert.
1709 William Hayes Lambert, 1883,
1710 Ray Lambert, 1885; died young.
171 1 Edgar Denton Lambert, 1887.
1712 Frank Lambert, 1889; died young.
1713 Karl Lambert, 1891.
1714 Paul Lambert, 1896.
Children of Mary Stilwell (1533) and George Van Wagenen.
1715 Frederick Van Wagenen, 1888; died young.
1716 Hattie Van Wagenen, 1889; died young.
1717 Helen Van Wagenen, 1890; died young.
1718 Lewis E. Van Wagenen, 1892.
1719 Eva Van Wagenen, 1893.
1720 Cornelia Van Wagenen, 1897.
Child of Lucy Denton (1543) and Theodore Woodward.
1721 Laura Woodward, 1894.
Children of Euretta Post Morris (1641) and
Kenneth McFarlane.
1722 Norah Catherine McFarlane, 1894.
1723 Euretta Marjorie McFarlane, 1897.
1724 Ronald Kenneth McFarlane, 1898.
Children of Julia Phelps Van Rensselaer (1671) and
Charles Crowell.
1725 Harvey Van Rensselaer Crowell, 1895.
1726 Schuyler Van Hoevenberg Crowell, 1897; died young.
1727 Merithew Stearns Crowell, 1898.
BIOGRAPHY
" There is a moral and philosophical respect for our
ancestors which elevates the character and improves
the heart. Next to the sense of religious duty and
moral feeling, I hardly know what should bear with
stronger obligation on a liberal and enlightened
mind than a consciousness of an alliance with ex-
cellence which is departed, and a consciousness,
too, that in its acts and conduct, and even in senti-
ments and thoughts, it may be actively operating
on the happiness of those who come after it."
Daniel Webster.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES OF
THE HOFFMAN FAMILY.
^ I I /yr-^ "^^^ family is of Swedish origin, though
the name is distinguished in Dutch and
German Hterature. It is not improb-
able that the Dutch and German famil-
ies are of Swedish extraction and came
originally from Sweden, as, in the time
of Gustavus Adolphus, 1611-1632, large numbers of
Scandinavian families removed to Holland and Ger-
many. The name in the Scandinavian dialect seems to
have been Hoppman, signifying in Swedish the same as
Hoffman in Dutch, viz., "Man of Hope." Arthur, on
Family Names, says : " Hoffman : Dutch, from Hoofd-
man, a Captain, or Director, or Head or Chief man.
Also Hofman, from Hof, a Court, the man of the Court."
There were several individuals of the name of Hoff-
man, who arrived in some of the early migrations of the
Swedes to Delaware, who were included among those
transferred by Governor Stuyvesant (on his conquest of
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96 €jjc Jpoffinan ^encalogp
New Sweden, to prevent a revolution among them in
favor of Queen Christina of Sweden) to the City of New
Amsterdam, where they commingled Swedish blood
with the original Dutch population of the city.
I Martin Hermanzen Hoffman, son of Herman
Hoffman, was born, about 1625, at Revel (on the
Gulf of Finland, at that period belonging to Sweden,
but now part of Russia, having been conquered by
Peter the Great in 17 10). He is said to have been
Ritmaster in the army of Gustavus Adolphus of Swe-
den. It is probable that he lived, prior to his emi-
gration to America, at Ezen, Ostenbenzie, Holland
(though he is described in the registers of this coun-
try as being from Revel), for Martinus Hoffman was
authorized by his brother-in-law, Tjerck Claessen de
Witte (the ancestor of the De Witt family in New
York), to recover some property for him at Ezen,
Ostenbenzie, Holland.
Martin, or Martinus, Hoffman emigrated to Amer-
ica about 1657. He settled first in Esopus (Kings-
ton), where in 1658 he joined with other residents
(against the orders of Ensign Smith, in command of
the garrison there) in an attack on the Indians.* He
removed to New Amsterdam (New York), where, ac-
cording to a Directory of the city published in 1661,
he was living in De Heere Straat (now Broadway)
in that year, and was a large taxpayer. It is stated
that he was an extensive auctioneer. In New Am-
sterdam he contracted his two marriages, and here
two, at least, of his children were born and baptized.
* Sylvester's History of Ulster County, p. 39.
MARTIN HOFFMAN.
BORN AT REVEL. EMIGRATED TO AMERICA IN 1657.
From a miniature, painted in Holland, in possession of Hoffman Philip.
fit^t (^cncrration 97
From New Amsterdam he removed to Albany, then
known as Fort Orange, where in 1672 he was Hving
in a house conveyed to him in that year, and which,
with the lot on which it stood, is referred to in other
deeds as a boundary. In December, 1676, he sold
this property to Cornells Cornelise Van de Hoeve,
and bought another house and lot in Fort Orange,
where he was living and following the occupation of
a saddler in 1678. Shortly after this time he removed
to Ulster County, N. Y., and settled in Kingstowne.
" Marten Hofman " received a grant from the
Crown of land in the " Towne of Kingstowne," Ulster
County, which is recorded in the County Clerk's
Office at Kingston, under date of February 6th, 1688,
and of which the following is a copy :
"James the Second by ye grace of God of Eng-
land, Scottland fifrance & Ireland King Defender of
ye Faith, Etz., the Trustees and commonalty for ye
Corporation of Kingstowne in the County of Ulster,
sendeth greeting. Whereas the said Trustees for
divers good Causes and Considerations them there-
unto moving butt more & especially ffor and in con-
sideration of an acknowledgement hereafter Reserved
and b' vertue of his Maties pattent and commission
unto us Directed and in Obedyance of ye same, Wee
have ratifyed confirmed & granted & by these presents
Doe ratify confirme and grante unto Marten hofman
of ye sd. Corporation a Certaine Tract of Land sittu-
ate Lying and being within the prcinct of ye Cor-
poration aforesd. to ye South West of Kingstowne
beginning att a white oake tree marked and running
by ye side of ye hills South East & by South three
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Degrees & fifteen Minits Easterly thirty two rod
thence South East & by East one degree and fourty-
five Minits Easterly thirty eight Rod to ye hills thence
by ye hills West South West four degrees thirty
Minits westerly sixty Rod to a pyne tree marked
thence North West & by North fourty five Minits
Northerly twinty eight Rod to ye waggon path
thence North I^ast three degrees East fifty two Rod
thence six Rod to the ffirst place being bounded to
the South by ye hills and the rest by ye woods
Contg. thirty one Aker & eleaven Rod."
" Likewise a small piece of Bush Land to ye East
of Kingstowne beginning four Rod to ye North West
of a pyne tree marked and to the hills East South
East one degree & thirty Minits Southerly fourty four
Rod, Soe by ye hills butt measured on a straight line
fourty two Rod thence West North West one degree
& thirty minits Northerly thirty six Rod to a young
Nutton tree marked thence South South West five
degrees & thirty minits Westerly fourty four Rod to
ye ffirst place begunn, being bounded to ye East by
ye hills and West North and South by ye woods,
coirt. twenty-two Akers three quarters & twelve Rod.
Likewise a small peice of crupel bosch ly. to the
South East of ye former — beginning at a Blake Oake
tree marked by ye Waggon path & Runns north
East seaven degrees easterly twinty four Rod thence
East South East three degrees & thirty minits east-
erly eight Rod to a Blake Oake tree marked, thence
South East & by South fifteen Minits easterly twinty
Rod to ye hills, and soe by ye : hills South West-
erly butt measured on a straight lyne twenty six Rod
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to a Blake Oake tree marked, ffrom thence North
West five degrees Northerly tvvinty one Rod to ye
ffirst place being bounded to ye East by a swamp
and to ye west and North by ye woods and South
by ye hills, coiTt. Eight Akers two quarters & twinty
six Rod the whole coiTt. sixty one Akers two quar-
ters — according to the survey of Leonard Beckwith
Bearing date ye 15th March 1686. As also a house
& Lott of ground in Kingstowne on ye north of ye
Streete to ye West of ye house and Lott of ground
of Jan Mattysen and to ye East of ye Church yard
To have and to hold the said tracts of Land house &
Lott of grounde and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appurtaining unto ye said
Marten hofman his heirs and assignes and to ye
onely proper use & behoofe of him the said Marten
hofman his heirs and assigns ffor ever. Rendering
& paying therefore yearely & every yeare as an
acknowledgement unto ye trustees and their suc-
cessors on the ffirst day of March for ever one
Bushell of good winter wheat. In Testimony whereof
wee have hereunto sett o^- hands and sealed with ye
scale of ye Corporation for Kingstowne this 6th day
of feby. annoqu- Domi- 1688."
"W. D. Meyer.
Mattys Mattyssen.
Jan Willemsen.
Gerrit Aertsen.
Teunis ljJ Elysse.
Jacob Rutgerson.
Benjamin Provoost."
loo €j)c Jpoffman (iBcnealogp
In " A rool of the names and surnames of those
who have taken the oath of allegiance in ye County
of Ulstr., by order of his excely. ye Governor ye
ffirst day of Septembr. Anno Qc. Domini 1689," are
found the names of Martin Hoffman, Terrick Claes
De Witt (whose sister he married), and Anthony
Crispell, who married his daughter.*
Martinus Hoffman was twice married. The Reg-
ister of Marriages of the Reformed Dutch Church in
the City of New York gives the record as follows :
"1663 den 31 Mart. Marten Hoffman, Van Revel,
en Lysbeth Hermans, Van Oetmarsen, in
Overyssel."
" 1664 den 16 May, Marten Hoffman, Wedr. Van
Lysbeth Hermans, en Emmerentje de
Witte, j. d.. Van Essens in Embderlt."
By his first wife he had no issue.
By his second wife, Emmerentje Claesen de Witte,
he had five children, viz. :
2 Annetje, born 1665; mar. Hendrik Pruyn.
3 Marritje, bom 1666.
4 Zecharias, born 16--; mar. Hester Bruyn.
5 Nicolaes, born 16 — ; mar. Jannetje Crispell.
6 Taatje, born 16 — ; mar. Everardus Bogardus.
* Doc. Hist, of New York, Vol. I.
d^econb (feneration loi
SECOND GENERATION.
Children of Martin Hoffman and Emmerentje de Witt.
2 AnnetjE" (Martin 1),* eldest daughter of Martinus
Hoffman and Emmerentje de Witte, was baptized in
the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, March i,
1665. Witnesses: Jerck Claeszen de Witt (her
mother's brother) and Annetje Croesvelt.
Among the Conveyances and Land Grants recorded
in the County Clerk's Office at Kingston, N. Y., there
is a deed, dated February 18, 1697/8, by which Huy-
bert Aertsen conveys to Antje Hoffman " a house
and lott of ground in Kingstowne, to the South of
the Bridge Street, to the West of the ground of Ten-
nis Oosterhout, to the East of the ground of Jan
Gacherie, and to the North of the ground of Roelef
Kierstede" for sixty pounds.
Another deed records the sale of this property
by Antje Hoffman, on August 18, 1699, for eighty-
three pounds.
There is also recorded, under date of October 29,
1698, the grant of land and a house to Antje Hoff-
man from Claes Tennis Klier and Annetje, his wife.
This deed was witnessed by Zacharias Hoffman.
Annetje Hoffman married, in the Reformed Dutch
Church at Kingston, January 4, 1702, Hendrik Pruyn
(born June 13, 1670), son of Francis and Alida Pruyn.
They left no children.
On June 19, 1703, Hendrik and Antje Pruyn con-
* The small figures attached to the names indicate the generation to which
the person belongs.
I02 €j)e i^offman siBencalogp
veyed property containing a house and lot in Kings-
ton to Johannes Traphagen ; and on March 2,
171 3/4 the Trustees, Freeholders and Commonalty
of the Corporation of Kingstowne gave a Deed of
Land to Hendrik Pruyn and Nicholas Hoffman, con-
sisting of four morgen of pasture land near Kings-
towne, for the sum of nine pounds and twelve shil-
lings. Both of these deeds are recorded in the
County Clerk's Office at Kingston, N. Y.
Hendrik Pruyn was an Associate Justice to hear
a special case in 17 19. In 1725 he was a Trustee of
Kingston.
3 Marritje" (Martin^), second daughter of Martinus
Hoffman and Emmerentje de Witte, was baptized in
the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, December
12, 1666. Witnesses: Bay Cruysvert and Marritie
Elsenhuysen.
4 Zecharias- (Martin^), eldest son of Martinus Hoff-
man and Emmerentje de Witte, was born at Fort
Orange (Albany) in 167-. He married, in the Re-
formed Dutch Church at Kingston, N. Y. , Hester (bap.
in Kingstowne, February ii, 1683), daughter of
Jacobus Bruyn and Gertruy Esselstyn,* who was at
the date of her marriage residing " in the Pals " (New
Paltz). Her father was a native of Norway and
among the early settlers of Ulster County. The first
publication of their banns took place on March 24,
1705/6.
* See Appendix, Bruyn Family.
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I LANDS IN SHAWANGUNK, 1716.
J>cconti (penetration lo-
Hester Bruyn's stepfather, Severyn Tenhout, made
a marriage settlement on Hester Bruyn and Zecha-
rias Hoffman, under date of May 17, 1706, which is
recorded in the County Clerk's Office at Kingston,
N. Y., in the following words :
" Whereas there is an agreement of marriage be-
tween Zacharias Hoffman of Kingstowne and Hester
Bruyn of Shawangonck, (daughter of Geertruy Ten-
hout, wife of Severyn Tenhout) Severyn Tenhout
does grant and convey a parcel of ground near Sha-
wangunk known by the Indians by the name of
Mascaks to said Zachariah Hoffman and Hester
Bruyn."
From this time Zecharias Hoffman lived near the
Shawangunk Mountains, in the beautiful valley of the
Wallkill, where his descendants became at one time
so numerous as to constitute a distinct settlement
known as Hoffman Town.
Zecharias Hoffman also acquired by purchase a
great deal of ground in Ulster County, chiefly in
Shawangunk, and became one of the largest landed
proprietors in the county. There are no fewer than
eight separate deeds of conveyance of property to
him recorded in the County Clerk's Ofifice. In
1 7 16 he received from the British Government
Letters Patent for three tracts of land in Shawan-
gunk, containing eight hundred and thirty acres,
along the banks of the Wallkill and Shawangunk
Creeks, and described as being bounded by land
already owned by him. The original Patent for this
property has remained in the Hoffman P'amily and
I04 €fjc ]^of6man "^mcalogp
is here reproduced. It gives some curious details as
to the tenure of land under Government in those
days of the Colony.
The right is reserved by the Crown to " all such
ffir trees and pine trees of the diameter of ffour and
twenty Inches at twelve Inches from the ground or
root as are or shall be fit to make Masts for our
Royal Navy, as also all such other trees as are or
shall be fit to make Planks and Knees for the use of
our said Royal Navy which now or for ever shall be
standing growing or being upon any of the three
tracts of land with ff"ree Liberty and License for any
persons appointed under our Sign Manual with
workmen horses waggons carts and carriages and
without to enter the said land and premises and
there to fell cut down root up hew saw rive have
take up cart and carry away the same Trees Masts
Planks and Knees for the aforesaid uses." Another
clause is inserted providing for the clearing and im-
proving by the grantee of three acres out of every
fifty acres within three years after the granting of
the Patent, which Patent is to be rendered " utterly
void " if the grantee, for the purpose of clearing the
property, shall set on fire or burn any of the woods.
The property was to be " Holen of us our Heirs and
Successors in fifree and proper Sonage as of our Man-
ner of East Greenwich in the County of Kent within
our Realm of Great Britain " ; and the annual ground
rent for the property thus granted was two shillings
and six pence (sixty cents) for every hundred acres.
Zecharias Hoffman lived at the old homestead at
if>cconb <i5meration 105
Shawangunk until his death in 1744. By his will,
dated February 25, 1743/4 and proved May 8, 1744,
he bequeaths to his heirs his home-farm, land on
Shawangunk Kil, on Mary Kil, in Graham and Griggs'
Patent on Hudson River, mill on the Wallkil, land
at Newburgh and in Kingston Corporation. He
mentions his children, Zacharias ; Jacob; Geertruyd,
wife of Nathaniel du Bois ; Ida, wife of Cornelius
Bruyn; Janneke, wife of William Rosenkrans ; and
Margaret, wife of Thomas Jansen, and his grand-
daughter. Ester Rosenkrans.
Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester, in his History of
Ulster County, N. Y., gives the following particulars
in regard to Zachariah or Zacharias Hoffman :
" Among the early settlers of Shawangunk (the
first settlement was made between 1680 and 1700)
were Jacobus Bruyn, Cornelius Schoonmaker, Zacha-
riah Hoffman, etc.
" Zachariah Hoffman settled where Benjamin Freer
now lives. He was one of the Trustees of the Glebe
from 1722 until his death in 1744. He married
Hester Bruyn, and had five children, of whom Zacha-
rias, Junior, occupied the homestead property."
The freeholders of the Town of " Shawengough,"
as recorded by Jacobus Van Dyck, " Sherrif," July
I, 1728, to the Supreme Court, included " Capt.
Jacobus Bruyn, Capt. Zacharias Hoffman, etc." *
Zacharias Hoffman was Captain of a Company of
Militia in Ulster County, a Muster Roll of his Com-
pany, dated April 27, 17 16, and another of " Capt.
* N. Y. Documentary History, Vol. Ill, p. 971.
io6 Cjje J^ofPman ^cncalogp
Zacharias Hoffman's Foot Company at the Palz,
Ulster Co.," dated 1738, being yet extant.*
The children of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester
Bruyn were :
7 Maria, born 1707.
8 Geertruy, born 1709; mar. Nathaniel Du Bois.
9 Zachariah, born 17 — ; mar. Maria Terwilliger.
10 Janneke, born 17 — ; mar. William Rosenkrans.
11 Margaret, born 17 — ; mar. Thomas Jansen.
12 Jacobus, born 1720; mar. Margaret Lefeber.
13 Ida, born 1721; mar. Cornelius Bruyn.
14 Niclaes, born 1724; died young.
5 NicOLAES- (Martin'), son of Martinus Hoffman and
Emmerentje de Witte, was born in Kingstowne, Ul-
ster County, N. Y., circa 1680. He settled in Esopus,
(now Kingston), and the stone mansion erected by
him on the corner of North Front and Green Streets,
once used as a fort, is still standing, and is now (1899)
occupied by one of his descendants.
A writer in the New York Genealogical and Bio-
graphical Society's Record, July, 1892, says:
The old colonial town of Kingston, in Ulster County, con-
tains many buildings, besides the old Senate House recently
purchased by the State, which are of great interest to the anti-
quarian. Among them is the old Hoffman liomestead, situated
on the corner of North Front and Green Streets, which was
the northwesterly comer of the stockade with which Governor
Stuyvesant caused the new village to be enclosed in 1658.
* N. Y. Documentary Hist., IV, 236; N. Y. Colonial MSS., LX, 84.
^econb oBcneration 107
This point, which commanded a large extent of lowland, was
an excellent position for defence against Indian attacks, and
the house, with its heavy stone walls pierced with loopholes, is
supposed to have been erected by Martinus Hoffman,* who
came from Sweden, and is the ancestor of the Hoffman family
in this country. It suffered in the general conflagration by
the British under General Vaughn in October, 1777. The
walls were left standing, however, and the house Avas after-
wards rebuilt in its present shape. The ceilings throughout
the entire house are supported by the old-fashioned Dutch
horizontal beams, some of which still show the marks of fire.
The present owner is Ira Hoffman, and the recent marriage of
his daughter Mary Frances to Ralph D. Clearwater (another
historic Ulster County name) was a marriage in the eighth gen-
eration of the Hoffman family in this old homestead. ''E."
On November 5, 1707, Antonje Crispel conveyed
to his daughter Jannetje, wife of Nicholas Hoffman, a
stone house and lot of ground in Kingston, with fences,
orchards, gardens, etc. This was a " corner house
on the West of Kingstowne, bounded North and
West by the Street, and East by the house of Ever-
ardus Bogardus, and South by the house of Jellis La
Grangie."
Nicolaes Hoffman, like his brother Zacharias, made
extensive purchases of property, acquiring large es-
tates in both Ulster and Dutchess Counties. He
obtained grants of land near Kingstowne from the
Trustees in 17 13 and in 1721 ; and made purchases
* The house was not built by Martinus Hoffman, but by his son, Nicolaes
Hoffman, on land conveyed to his wife, Jannetje, by her father, Antonje
Crispell. A stone house was standing on the lot at the date of the con-
veyance, and may have been the foundation of the present house.
io8 (CJe l^offimn <!Bencaiogp
of property from Gerrit Aertson in 17 1 8, and from
John Rutson in 1720.
On September 11, 1721, a conveyance was exe-
cuted from Colonel Peter Schuyler to Captain Nicho-
las Hoffman of " land in Dutchess County, going by
the name of Mastenbrock, bounded Southerly by land
of Barent Van Benthuysen, Easterly and Northerly
by the Manor of Livingston, and Westerly by the
Hudson River." This conveyance, recorded in Book
CC, pp. 209-10, in the Office of the County Clerk
at Kingston, N. Y., is the first record we have of the
possession of property in Dutchess County by the
Hoffinan family, who afterwards became such ex-
tensive landowners in that county.
In 1732 there are recorded two conveyances of
property in Dutchess County to Nicholas Hoffman :
the first, dated January 12, conveys "two lots of
land in Dutchess County, from Pieter Knickerbacker
to Nicholas Hoffman, of Ulster County, for £24^ ;
No. I containing 116 acres and i rod; No. 2, 96
acres and 2 rods, bounded West by the Hudson
River, North by the Manor of Livingston, and South
by land of Knickerbacker."
By the second conveyance, dated March 20, 1732,
Cornelius Knickerbacker, of Dutchess County, con-
veys to Nicolaes Hoffman, of Ulster County (by and
with the consent of his wife, Anatio), land in Dutchess
County, bounded by the Hudson River, and adjoin-
ing the land formerly conveyed to Nicolaes Hoff-
man, for the sum of iJ"300.
Nicholas Hoffman's name appears in the list of
^ccoiib (^enetation 109
freeholders of the Towne of Kingstowne, in 1728 ;
and in the Census of Dutchess County, taken in
1740, he and his son, Martinus Hoffman, are named
as freeholders.
Among the English manuscripts in the office of
the Secretary of State at Albany is a Muster Roll
of Captain Nicholas Hoffman's Company in Captain
Jacob Rutsen's Regiment, Ulster County, Novem-
ber 21, 17 1 5.* This military organization was in
accordance with an Act entitled, " An Act for the
better settling the Militia of this Province, and mak-
ing it more useful for the Security and Defence
thereof," passed by the Council on third reading at
a session of the Council held at Fort George in New
York, the first day of July, I7i5,t and passed by the
General Assembly on the third reading,| July 5, 17 15.
An order was issued by Governor Hunter in ac-
cordance with this Act, August 18, 171 5, calling on
the various officers for a muster roll of the several
companies. (This company was from Shawangunk.)§
Captain Nicholas Hoffman commanded a company
(Second) of the Ulster County Regiment at Kings-
towne in 1717, his commission being signed by Gen-
eral Hunter, and dated October 3, 1717.^
Nicholas Hoffman was a Trustee of the Corpora-
tion of Kingstowne in 1712, 1720-26, and 1737; and
Treasurer of Kingstowne in 1737. He was a Dea-
* N. Y. Colonial MSS., LX, 84.
t Journal of Council, 1691-1743, p. 289.
t Assembly Journal, Vol. I, p. 377.
§ English MSS., LX, 39, 175,
I lo ^jje J^offman <(5cnea][ogp
con of the Reformed Dutch Church in Kingston,
and in this capacity signed the petition for a charter
for this church, which was obtained from George I,
November 17, 17 19, and signed by Peter Stuyv^esant,
President of the Council. This charter was granted
to the Minister, Elders, and Deacons of the Reformed
Dutch Church of Kingston, and confirmed their title
to the grounds and cemetery on which the present
church stands.
Nicholas Hoffman married in the Reformed Dutch
Church, at Kingston, Jannetje (Anatio) Crispell (some-
times spelled Crispel, Crupel, Cropel, Chrispel, Kis-
pel, Kruppel, Krippel, and Kapel). The banns were
first published December 30, 1704. She was born at
Horley (Hurley), February, 1686, and was baptized
in Kingston Church, February 7, 1686. She was
the daughter of Antonie Crispell,* a Huguenot who
settled in this region and was one of the Patentees
of New Paltz, Ulster County, N. Y. Holgate says,
in his " American Genealogy": "By this marriage
Nicolaes Hoffman transmitted some of the best blood
of France in the veins of his descendants."
Nicolaes Hoffman and Jannetje Crispell had nine
children :
15 Martinus, born 1706/7; mar. i. Tryntje Benson.
ii. Alida (Livingston) Hansen.
16 Antje, born 1709.
17 Anthony, born 171 1 ; mar. Catharine Van Gaasbeck.
18 Zecharias, born 17 13; mar. i. Helena Van Wyck.
ii. Letitia (Brinckerholi") Van Wyck.
* Hist, of the Crispel Family of Ulster Co. N. Y. Gen. Record, XXI, 84,
^cfonli (feneration 1 1 1
19 Petrus, bap. at Kingston, December 2, 17 16; died young.
20 Hendrik, bap. at Kingston, June 7, 1719; died young.
21 Anaatjen,bap. at Kingston, December 3, 172 1 ; died young.
22 Maria, born 1724; mar. John Ten Broeck.
23 Peter, born 1727; mar. Cathariena Van Alstyne.
The will of Nicholas Hoffman, dated February 12,
1749, is filed in the books of "Deeds" in the
County Clerk's Office at Kingston, N. Y. In it he
makes the following bequests :
" To my wife, Jannetje Crispell, all the land which
I bought of Cornelis Knickerbacker and Johannis
Shever, stock, cattle .... furniture for
her life.
" To my eldest son, Martin, my property in
Dutchess County, East of the River, from the home
he now dwells in to the land I bought of Cornelis
Knickerbacker, and from thence along the road of
said Knickerbacker to the land of Martinus Shoe,
and from thence along the road to the land of Hans
Jacob Dings and from thence along the fence of
Hans Jacob Dings to a valley which stretches to the
Hudson River to a place on the north side of the
white clay kill, and from thence along the Hudson
River to the first station, including the dwelling
house, barn and barricks, &c., and also my grist
mill on the east side of the Hudson River, and also
to my son Martin and to my son Petrus in equal shares
the land of Martin Shoe and Hans Jacob Dings.
" To my Wife, five pounds a year and free grinding
1 1 2 Cfje Ipoffinan <^mcaIogp
and bolting at the mill for all her grain and also her
bread corn and Indian corn meal sole free.
" To my son Anthony the property given to my
wife, after her death ; my son Anthony to pay fifty
pounds a year to my son Petrus.
" To my son Zacharias the house of Petrus Viel,
&c., near the Hudson River, formerly Robert Living-
ston's, and also the house and lands of Christian
Diederick.
" To my son Petrus the land, &c., of Philip Lown-
dert.
"To my daughter Marytje one hundred pounds
and the silver teapot and saltbox, large cubberd and
bedstead, &c.
"To my grandson Niccolas, son of my son Martin,
one silver spoon.
" To my grandson Niccolas, son of my son An-
thony, one silver spoon.
"To my daughter Marytje all the silver spoons,
with the exception of these two."
N. B. Zacharias, Petrus, and Marytje were not
married at the date of the making of this will, for
there is special provision made in case of their mar-
rying.
His sons Martin, Anthony, Zacharias, and Petrus
were appointed executors of the will.
Nicholas Hoffman died December 31, 1750.
His wife, Jannetje, died February 14, 1752.
6 TjAATjE- (Martin*), daughter of Martinus Hoffman
and Emmerentje de Witte, was born in New York.
€]^irti <^cnmition 113
She was married at Kingston, May 9, 1697, to
Everhardus Bogardus, son of William Bogardus
(born 1638) and Wyntje Sy brant (married August
29, 1659). He was born in Albany, November 2,
1660, and died at Kingston, 171 7.
Tjaatje Hoffman and Everhardus Bogardus had six
children, all baptized at Kingston. There were :
24 Petrus Bogardus, baptized May I, 1698; sponsors, Zacharias
Hoffman and Antje Hoffman (uncle and aunt). He
died in infancy.
25 Petrus Bogardus,* born 1699; ™^^- Rebekka Du Bois.
26 Everardus Bogardus,* born 1702; mar. Geertruy Chroek.
27 Niclaes Bogardus,* born 1702; mar. Rachel Smedes.
28 Marytje Bogardus,* born 1709; mar. Johannes Wynkoop, Jr.
2g Annetjen Bogardus,* born 17 13; mar. Isaac Dekker.
THIRD GENERATION.
Children of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester Bruyn.
1 Maria^ (Martin^ Zecharias-), eldest daughter of
Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester Bruyn, was born in
Zaven-gonk (Shawangunk) and was baptized at Kings-
ton, October 19, 1707; sponsors, Severyn ten Hout
and Geertruy Yselstyn (her grandmother and step-
grandfather). She married, in Kingston Church,
Burger Meynders (?), born in New York. Banns pub-
lished August 28, 1726.
* Will of Everhardus Bogardus, dated April 13, 1717; proved at Albany,
October 24, 1 71 7.
8
1 14 €{jc Ipoffttian (^encalogp
8 Geertruy^ (Martin^ Zecharias"), second daughter of
Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester Bruyn,was baptized
at Kingston, September 18, 1709; sponsors, Jacobus
Bruyn (her mother's brother) and Jannetje Krispell
(her father's brother's wife).
Geertruy Hoffman married Nathaniel Du Bois.
(See her father's will.)
9 Zechariah^ (Martin\ Zecharias-), eldest son and
third child of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester
Bruyn, was born in Ulster County, N. Y., 171-.
He married at Kingston, January 15, 1739, Maria
Terwilliger (baptized at Kingston, August 28, 1720),
daughter of Evert Terwilliger and Zara Freer.
Zachariah Hoffman and Maria Terwilliger had
eight children :
30 Martinus, born 1740.
31 Zacharias,bap. at Kingston, October 2,1743. He died young,
32 Zara, born 1745; mar. Cornelius C. Schoonmaker.
33 Hester, born 1747 ; mar. Jacobus Van Der Leyn.
34 Evert, born 1750; mar. Elizabeth Deyoe.
35 Maria, born 1752; mar. Petrus Dekker (No. 127).
36 Zacharias, born 1755; ^^^- Maria J. Terwilliger.
37 Nicolaes, bom 1757; mar. Sarah Terwilliger.
10 Janneke^ (Martin\ Zecharias'), third daughter and
fourth child of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester
Bruyn, was born in Savegonk (Shawangunk), Ulster
County, N. Y., in 171-. She married, in Kingston
Church, September i, 1731, William Rosenkrans,
son of Hendrik Rosenkrans and Annatje Vreden-
€ljicti ^Bcncration 1 1 5
burgh (baptized at Kingston, December 22, 1700;*
and " born under the jurisdiction of Raysester").
The banns were registered September 5, 1731.
Their children were :
38 Zachrias Rosenkrans, born 1734; mar. Maria Chambers.
39 Henricus Rosenkrans, born 1736; mar. Maria Hardenburgh.
40 Rintelge Rosenkrans, bap. at Kingston, June 24, 1739.
41 Hester Rosenkrans, bap. at Kingston, May i, 1743.
42 Jacob Rosenkrans, bap. at Fishkill, N. Y., 1745 ;t sponsors,
Jacob Hoffman and Marragriet Fefer.
II Margaret^ (Martin^ Zecharias"), fourth daughter
and fifth child of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester
Bruyn, was born in 'Savegonk, 171-. She married,
in Kingston Church, Thomas Jansz, Jr. (baptized at
Kingston, June 20, 1708), son of Mathys Janssen
and Rachel Popingaal, both the parties residing in
'Savegonk at the time of the marriage. The banns
were registered August 8, 1731. Their children
were :
43 Zacharia Jansen, bap. at Kingston, September 24, 1732.
44 Hester Jansen, born 1734; mar. Isaac Freres.
45 Rachel Jansen, bap. at Kingston, February 15, 1736; spon-
sors, Benjamin Smedes, Jr., and Rachel Jansen.
46 Matheus Jansen, born 1738; mar. Cornelia Sleght.
47 Johannes Jansen, bap. at Shawangunk, j
October 9, 1 740. 1 ( ^^^j^g_
48 Jacobus Jansen, bap. at Shawangunk, (
October 9, 1740. | J
* N. Y. Gen. Record, XXI, 166.
t Fishkill Church Register,
t Kingston Church Register.
1 1 6 Cjje ]^oflBman <^f ncalogp
49 Cornells Jansen, bap. at Shawangunk, j
Septembers, 1743* f Twins.
50 Anaatje Jansen, bap. at Shawangunk^ t
September 8, 1743.* j
51 Cornelis Jansen, bap. at Shawangunk, June 8, 1748.
52 Nicolaas Jansen, born 1750; mar. Margaret Ten Broeck.
12 Jacobus^ (Martin^ Zecharias"), second son and sixth
child of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester Bruyn,
was baptized at Kingston, February 7, 1720; spon-
sors, Jacobus Bruyn and Tryntjen Schoonmaker
(uncle and aunt). He married, by license at King-
ston Church, December 6, 1744, Margaret Lefeber,
both being residents of Ulster County. They had
six children :
53 Catryntjen,bap. at Kingston, October 27, 1745 ; died young.
54 Zacharias T., born 1747; mar. Anaatje De Witt.
55 Jan, born 1749; mar. Magdalena Bevier.
56 Jacobus, born 1752; mar. Rebekka Haynes.
57 Cathrina, born 1754; mar. Pieter Van Sickle.
58 Ida, born 1757; mar. John McCord.
13 IDA^ or Eyda (Martin^ Zecharias'), fifth daughter
and seventh child of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and
Hester Bruyn, was baptized at Kingston, December
24, 1721 ; sponsors, Hendrik Pruyn and Antjen
Hoffman (uncle and aunt). She married at King-
ston, October 12, 1743, her first cousin, Cornelius
Bruyn (baptized at Kingston, January 7, 171 1),
* Kingston Church Register.
Cfjirti (feneration 1 1 7
son of Jacobus Bruyn and Tryntje Schoonmaker.
Cornelius Bruyn and Ida Hofifman resided at Save-
gonk, on the west side of the Wallkill, a few miles
north of what is now called Galeville. He died
December 21, 1777, in his 68th year, and was
buried near his father and several of his children at
the burial-place purchased of his father-in-law.*
They had eight children:
59 Hester Bruyn, bap. at Schawagonk, April 30, 1746;! died
young.
60 Jacobus Bruyn, bap. at Schawegonk, June 8, 1748;! died
young.
61 Tryntje Bruyn, bom 1750; mar. John Graham, Jr.
62 Geertruyd Bruyn, born 1752; mar. Mathusalem Dubois.
63 Cornelius Bruyn, bap. at Schawengonk, April 8, 1755 ; died
young.
64 Zacharias Bruyn, born 1757; mar. Elizabeth Lefeber.
65 Abraham Bruyn, born 1761 ; mar. Sarah Jansen.
66 Ida Bruyn, bap. at Schawengonk, February 15, 1766; died
young.
In his will, dated May 20, 1776, Cornelius Bruyn
mentions his daughters Tryntje and Geertruyd; his
sons Zacharias and Abraham ; and his wife, Ida.
14 NlCLAAS^ (Martin^ Zecharias"), third son and eighth
child of Zecharias Hoffman (4) and Hester Bruyn,
was baptized at Kingston, April 6, 1724; sponsors,
Nicholas Hoffman and Jannetje Crispell (uncle and
aunt).
* MSS. in possession of Mrs. Charles A. Bruyn, Kingston, N. Y.
f Kingston Church Register.
8*
1 1 8 €{je J^offman <^cncalogp
Children of Nicolaes Hoffman (5) and Jannetje Crispell.
15 Martinus^ (Martin^ Nicolaes"), eldest child of
Nicolaes Hofifman (5) and Jannetje Crispell, born
February 6, 1 706/7, was baptized at Kingston,
March 17, 1706/7; sponsors, Ryer (Zachariah ?)
Hofman and Catie Hofman.
He removed from the neighborhood of Kingston
to Dutchess County, and settled, as did several of
his brothers, near Red Hook, on the east side of
the Hudson, upon land purchased by his father.
Holgate says : " It is from Martinus Hofifman and
his brothers that the branch of the family in New-
York has descended. This branch has become
affluent and highly distinguished for literary attain-
ments."* Martin became occupied in the care of
his property, farming and cultivating it, and estab-
lished, under his father, the celebrated grist-mill
which gave the name to that neighborhood, " Hoff-
man's Mills." Martinus Hoffman was also a large
purchaser of landed estate. On February 19, I755>
he received, for the sum of nineteen hundred pounds
sterling, a conveyance of land in Dutchess County,
from Anthony Yelverton, consisting of "ten-elev-
enths of a tract of land, mills, houses, gardens, or-
chards, pastures, stones, woods, underwoods, wood-
land, watercourses, streams, creeks and runs of
water, falls, dams, mines and minerals." This is
recorded in Liber B, pp. 9 et seg., in the County
* Holgate's American Genealogy.
Cfjirb <2Bcncration 119
Clerk's Office at Poughkeepsie, where also several
other conveyances of land to him are on record.
For many years he was Colonel of the regiment sta-
tioned in Dutchess County, and the State Archives
at Albany contain frequent references to him.*
In the Muster Rolls of New York Provincial Troops
(1755 to 1764) recently published by the New York
Historical Society t is an order issued '* By His Ex-
cellency Sir Charles Hardy, Knight, Captain Gen-
eral and Governor in Chief in and over the Province
of New York and the Territories depending thereon
in America and Vice-Admiral of the same. In Pur-
suance of an Act passed on the Fourth day of May
instant entitled ' An Act for the more speedy and
effectual raising the Forces to be furnished by this
Colony on the Expedition against Crown Point,' A
copy of which is herewith sent. You are forthwith to
detach from the Militia under your Command the
full number of able bodied and effective Men wanting
to complete the Quota of the City and County of
Albany to two hundred and eleven effective Men,
which detachment you are to put under the Com-
mand of the Officer or Officers in the said City and
County authorized by me to inlist Volunteers for the
Expedition against Crown Point, who have my di-
rections to produce to you Returns of the number of
Men they have inlisted for this service, and to report
* English MSS.,N.Y. State Liby., LXXXII, 137; LXXXIII, 68, 129;
LXXXV, 78, 79; XCIV, 100; etalia.
t Muster Rolls, New York, 1 755-1 764. pp. 505, 51S, N. Y. Hist. Socy.
I20 €|je Ipofftnan <i5cncalogp
to me as soon as may be what you shall have done
herein.
" Given under my hand at Fort George in the
City of New York Fifth day of May, 1756.
" Chas. Hardy."
" 5th May. Sent by Express going to Albany
Copies of the within Order signed, to Lieut. Col.
Glen, and Lieut. Col. Van Rensselaer of the two
Albany BataHons. And another signed, to Martin
Hoffman, Colonel of Dutchess County."
On March 16, 1759, the following order was
issued by the Hon. James De Lancey, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Governor :
" By the Honourable James De Lancey, Esq.,
His Majesty's Lieutenant Governour and Com-
mander in Chief, in and over the Province of New
York and the Territories depending thereon in
America.
" In Pursuance of an Act entitled. An Act for rais-
ing a Supply of One Hundred Thousand Pounds,
for levying, paying and cloathing. Two Thousand
six hundred and eighty effective Men, Officers in-
cluded, for forming with the Forces of the neighbor-
ing Colonies, an Army of Twenty thousand Men, to
invade, in Conjunction with a Body of his Majesty's
Regular Troops, the French Possessions in Canada;
for emitting Bills of Credit for the like Sum ; and for
sinking and cancelling the said Bills in short Periods ;
passed the Seventh Day of March Instant ; You are,
unless a sufficient Number of Volunteers offer before
€l)irti (feneration 1 2 1
the Fourth Day of April next, on that day to detach
four under your Command; or so many
Men, as, with the Number of effective Men raised by
voluntary inlistment in the said shall make out
the full number of being the Quota of the
said of the Forces to be raised by virtue of
the Act aforesaid. And you are to take especial
Care that such Detachment consist of none but able-
bodied and effective Men, fit to perform the Service
of the Campaign, as Non-effectives will be dismissed
by the Officer whom I shall appoint to muster them :
In which Case, you are immediately upon receiving
Notice from the said Officer of the Number of non-
effective Men, to detach an equal Number of able-
bodied and effective Men in Lieu of such Non-effec-
tives ; and so in like Manner from Time to Time, until
the Whole are effective and complete ; which De-
tachment you are to cause to be marched to and
there delivered to the Officer who shall have Orders
to receive them. And you are, without any Delay,
to return to me a List of the Names of the Persons
detached, under your hand.
" GIVEN under my Hand at Fort George in the
City of New York the Sixteenth Day of March,
1759, in the Thirty-Second year of his Majesty's
Reign.
"James De Lancey."
" Issued Orders agreeable to the above Form filled
up as Follows
1 2 2 €|)e l^offttian oBcncalogp
" New York, Colonel DeLancey. To march to
the Green near the Work House.
" Albany, Sir William Johnson To the City of
Albany.
" Kings, Johannes Lott, Esqr. To Brookland.
" Queens, Stephen Hicks, Esqr. To Newtown.
" Suffolk, Richard Floyd. To Newtown in
Queens County. Huntington.
" Richmond, Thomas Dongan, Esqr. To march
to Van Tuyles Ferry.
"Westchester, William Willet, Esqr. Part to
Justin Marhng's and part to Peek's Kill as shall be
most convenient.
" Dutchess, Martinus Hoffman, Esqr. Part to
Fishkill, part to Pokeepsingh, and part to Kip's
Ferry as shall be most convenient.
" Ulster, Johannes Hardenbergh, Esqr. Col. of
the 1st Regiment Thomas Ellison, Esqr. Col. of the
2d Regiment as follows, those of the ist Regt. to
Kingston, and those of the 2d Regt. to New Wind-
sor.
" Orange, Abraham Herring, Esqr. Col. of the
Regt. to the Southward of the Mountains. Benja-
min Thurston Esqr. Col. of the Regt. to the North-
ward of the Mountains, as follows those from the
Southern Regiment to Haverstraw and those from
the Northern Regiment to New Windsor.
" Where only one Colonel Directed thus .
" One order to each Colonel, all dated March 16,
1759."
The country was much troubled by the Indians
€jjirti <25cncration 123
at this time. The public records show that in 1748
Martinus Hoffman was engaged in endeavoring to
conciliate the Indians in Dutchess County ; and,
on April 15, 1767, a petition was presented to the
Government by native Indians, claiming lands . . .
" from a place called Waunaukarmackack, a little
South of where Colonel Hoffman now lives and
Eastward of the Hudson."*
Martinus Hoffman was appointed Justice of the
Peace for Dutchess County in 1750. He was in
175 1 " one of His Majesty's Judges for His Majesty's
Court of Common Pleas for the County of Dutch-
ess," and as such took depositions, several of which
are recorded in the County Clerk's Office at Pough-
keepsie. In 1755, when an official list of negro
slaves " in Zacharias Hoffman's district, Dutchess
Co.," was made. Col. Martinus Hoffman owned ten
slaves, the largest number held by any one person
in Rhinebeck Precinct, " and he was a man of large
property and influence." f
" A large portion of the land about what is now
known as Tivoli was owned by the Hoffmans, a
quite prominent family here something more than
a century ago, who purchased a portion of the
Schuyler Patent, which had just lapsed.
" One of this family had for those times a very
fine and spacious stone dwelling, of which not a ves-
tige now remains. This mansion stood in a grove
of locust trees at the extreme point of the domain
* Historical Collection, p. 250.
t Holgate's American Genealogy.
1 24 €fje Ipoffttian s^cncalogp
now owned by Johnston Livingston, where there
are still to be seen vestiges of the dock belonging
to the first freighting establishment at what is now
Tivoli, and which was then the property of the
Hoffman family. On the old map of those days
this point is known as * Hoffman's Ferry.' " *
"A clothing and grist mill formerly occupied the
site of the present grist mill East of Madalin. Above
this is a mill, now in ruins, known as Hoffman's
Mill, which has been occupied from time immemo-
rial by the family. The building, as well as its in-
terior arrangement, are of the most primitive kind.
The water wheel was made like the paddle wheel
of a steam boat, and was acted upon by the running
force of the water only.
" About a mile north east of Madalin years ago
stood an old Red Dutch Church belonging to the
Dutch Reformed Society." t
Martinus Hoffman was one of the original mem-
bers of the Old Red Church near Madalin, the
ground for which was given by his brother Zacha-
rias, and which was consecrated October 5, 1766,
on which day Martinus was received into member-
ship " by certificate from the Church on the Flatts."
His wife, Alida, joined this church, February 13,
1767, " by letter." On the opening of the new
church, seats were sold to the members, the Hoff-
man family purchasing as follows :
" Zachariah Hoffman, 8 places, twelve shillings.
* Tames H. Smith's Hist. Duchess Co., p. 177.
t Philip H. Smith's Hist. Duchess Co., p. 382.
€Jh:ti <i3cmration 125
" Martinus Hoffman, 8 places, twelve shillings.
" Nicholas Hoffman, 5 places, five shillings.
" The burial ground, in which were interred some
of the members of the Hoffman family, was on a
sand bluff overlooking Tivoli Landing, back of
the Farmers' Hotel, and now a portion of the es-
tate of Col. Johnston L. De Peyster. This is the
oldest graveyard in this section of the country, and
in it there has been no recorded or remembered
interment within the present century.
" One of the oldest tombstones reads as follows :
" * Here lies interred the Body of Tryntje Hoff-
man, wife of Col. Martin Hoffman, who departed
this Life March 31, 1765, in the 53 year of her
age.'"*
Martin Hoffman was twice married. He married,
first, in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York,
October 19, 1733, the Rev. Walter Dubois officiat-
ing, Tryntje (Catharine), daughter of Robert Ben-
son and Cornelia Roose.t She was born May 30,
171 2, and was baptized at Kingston, N. Y., June,
17 12. By this marriage he had six sons and three
daughters :
67 Cornelia, bom 1734; mar. Isaac Roosevelt.
68 Nicholas, born 1736; mar. Sarah Ogden.
6g Robert, born 1737; mar. Sarah Van Alstyne.
70 Anthony, born 1739; mar. Mary Rutgers.
71 Anaatjen, born 1741; died young.
* James H. Smith's Hist. Duchess Co., pp. 178, 179.
t See Appendix, Benson and Roos Families.
126 €f)c Ipoffman (JBotcalogp
72 Maria (Mary), born 1743; mar. Rev. Dr. Archibald Laidlie.
73 Harmanus, born 1745 ; mar. i. Catharine Douw.
ii. Cornelia Vredenburgh.
iii. Catherine Verplanck.
74 Martin, born 1747; mar. Margaret Bayard.
75 Zachanah, born 1749; mar. Jane Hoffman (No. 97).
Tryntje Benson died March 31, 1765, and Mar-
tinus Hoffman married, secondly, September 26,
1766, in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, by
license issued at Albany, September 24, 1766, Alida
(born circa 171 5), widow of Henry Hansen, of Har-
lem, N. Y. She was the daughter of Philip Living-
ston,* second proprietor of the Livingston Manor
on the Hudson, and sister of the Hon. William
Livingston, Governor of New Jersey, and of the
Rev. Dr. John H. Livingston. She died at Manor
Livingston, February, 1790.
By Alida (Livingston) Hansen, his second wife,
Martinus Hoffman had one child :
76 Philip Livingston, born 1767; mar. Helena Kissam.
In her will, dated January 28, 1788, filed at
Hudson, Columbia County, N. Y., and registered
June 23, 1790, Alida Hoffman leaves to her son,
Philip Livingston Hoffman, silver candlesticks, sil-
ver tankard and mug ; to her daughter, Sarah, wife
of Isaac Ogden, wearing apparel ; and divides her
real and personal estate between her daughter Sarah
Ogden and her son, Philip Livingston Hoffman.
* See Appendix, Livingston Family.
CJicb (feneration 1 2 7
Martinus HofFman died August 29, 1772. His
will is filed in the Surrogate's Office, City Hall,
New York.
16 Antje'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes"), eldest daughter and
second child of Nicolaes Hofifman (5) and Jannetje
Crispell, was baptized at Kingston, September 11,
1709; sponsors, Hendrik Pruyn and Antje Hoffinan
(uncle and aunt). She died young.
17 Anthony^* (Martin^ Nicolaes"), second son and
third child of Nicolaes Hoffinan (5) and Jannetje
Crispell, was born March 4, 171 1, and was baptized
at Kingston, March 18, 171 1 ; sponsors, Jan Kapel
and Geertjen Roos.
Anthony Hoffinan was a prominent citizen of
Kingston. He was a Trustee of Kingston, 1742,
1743, 1745, 1746, 1749, 1751. 1755 to 1758, 1765,
1769, 1780, "being a Civil Magistrate during most
of this period."! On the 29th April, 1775, he was
one of the signers of the " Ulster County Roll of
Honor," which were "Articles of Association in
favor of the Cause of Liberty."
During the latter part of his life, the Hon. An-
thony Hoffinan lived a good deal in New York. He
was elected a member of the Provincial Congress
of the City of New York, May 23, 1774; was ap-
pointed Judge of Dutchess County, N. Y., May 3,
1777, and was one of the Regents of the University
* Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman, Esq.
t N. Y. Gen. Record, XXV, 28.
128 €ljc i^offtnan -^cncalogp
of the State of New York, in 1780. He purchased
large estates in Ulster County, and in conjunction
with his brothers, Martin and Zacharias, also ac-
quired property in Dutchess County.
"In 1766, John Vosburgh and Cornelia his wife,
Lowrence Knickerbocker and Hans Juny Lown-
dert, all of Rhinebeck Precinct, in Dutchess County,
of the one part ; and Anthony Hoffman, of Kings-
ton, Ulster County, and Zacharias Hoffman, of
Rhinebeck, of the other part, agreed to divide a
certain tract of land adjacent to the South of the
Manor of Livingston, apparently belonging to both
of them in common.
" Either by this division, or at an earlier date, the
Hoffmans became the owners of lands at the river
above Tivoli, and about the Old Red Church, and
the Hoffman Mills, north-east of Tivoli. They
were Freighters, Store Keepers, and Millers before
and after the Revolutionary War."*
Anthony Hoffman married (by license issued at
Albany, November 24, 1737) in Kingston Church,
January 6, 1738, Catharina, daughter of Abraham
Van Gaasbeck and Zara Bayard. She was born
December 3, and was baptized December 7, 17 18.
Anthony Hoffman and Catharina Van Gaasbeck
had ten children :
77 Nickolas, born 1738; died 1739.!
78 Zara (Sarah), born 1740; mar. David D. De La Mater.t
79 Jane, born 1743; mar. Hans Kierstede.t
* James H. Smith's Hist, of Duchess County, p. 177.
t Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman, Esq.
Cfjirb a3cnn:ation 129
80 Nickolas, born 1745; mar. Edy Silvester.*
81 Abraham, born 1747; mar. Rachel Dubois.*
82 Ann, born 1750; mar. Philip Van Beuren.*
83 Mary (Maria), born 1752; mar. John Addison.*
84 Catherine, born 1754; mar. Henry Elting.*
85 Anthony A., born 1756; mar. i. Elizabeth Snedeker.*
ii. Gertrude Verplanck.
86 Peter, born 1759.*
Anthony Hoffman died at Kingston, December
5, 1784;* his wife, Cathariena Van Gaasbeck, died
March 28, 1785.*
The will of " Anthony Hoffman, of Kingston,
Ulster County" (filed at Albany, N. Y.), dated
February 6, 1784, and proved January 13, 1785,
mentions his wife, Catherine; his sons, Nicho-
las, Abraham and Anthony ; his daughters, Cath-
erine, Saretie, Jannetje and Marritie; "and the
child of my daughter Annetie, dec'd, vizt. Saretie."
He devises houses and lots in Kingston, land in
Dutchess County, and personal property. The ex-
ecutors were his son Anthony and his sons-in-law,
John Addison and Hans Kierstede.
18 Zacharias^ (Martin\ Nicolaes"), third son and
fourth child of Nicolaes Hoffman (5) and Jannetje
Crispell, was born December 6, 17 13, and was
baptized at Kingston the same day ; sponsors>
Zacharias Hoffman, Hendrik Pruyn and Tjaatjen
Hoffman (uncles and aunt). He lived in Kingston
until after the year 1755, when he removed to Red
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman, Esq.
9
I30 €J)c I^ofFman <!BcneaIogp
Hook, to property originally belonging to his father,
and to which he succeeded by inheritance under his
father's will. He built upon this property a spa-
cious and substantial stone mansion, which was
known at that time as " Hoffman's Castle," and
dwelt in it until his death. This house has been
continuously occupied by the family, and is still in
good preservation (1899). Zachariah Hoffman also
purchased land in Rhinebeck Precinct. He was
the owner of one of the "Hoffman's Mills"; and
"Zacharias Hoffman's mill dam," " Zacharias Hoff-
man's barn, farm, land, etc.," are frequently given
as boundaries in the legal documents of his day.
Zacharias Hoffman gave the ground for the Old
Red Hook Dutch Church and burial-ground,* which
is located near the south line of the Hoffman Pat-
ent, t "A dispute once arose between Hoffman
and Chancellor Livingston concerning this tract,
both laying claim to it. A suit at law was held in
the Old Dutch Church at Germantown. Alexander
Hamilton argued the case for Hoffman, and the
Chancellor pleaded his own cause. Hoffman was
the victor."!
The Red Hook Church, or, as it was afterwards
called, the Red Church, for which Zacharias Hoff-
man gave the ground, was consecrated October 5,
1766, on which day the book of the Church Rec-
ords was opened, and Zacharias Hoffman and his
brother Martinus were enrolled among the first
* Mrs. Letitia Anderson (No. 317), his granddaughter,
t Philip H. Smith's Hist, of Duchess County, 383, 384.
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members and pew-holders. Zacharias Hoffman
became a Deacon of this Church, and always main-
tained great interest in it.
E. M. Smith, in his "History of Rhinebeck,"
gives the origin of the name " Red Hook " as fol-
lows : " Hoek is the Dutch for 'corner,' and 'Red
Hook' simply means 'Red Corner.' The corner
occupied by Hoffman's Mill had its buildings
painted red, and this, doubtless, was the origin of
the name 'Red Hook.' In those days many of the
farm buildings were unpainted, and when the Hoff-
mans painted they used red. They were an im-
portant family, and no doubt their corner was, in
its day, an important one to the neighborhood."
"Madalin was formerly known as Lower Red Hook,
the Old Red Church, near Hoffman's Mills."
Captain Zacharias Hoffman was in command of
a Company and District in Dutchess County in
1738, and in this connection his name appears in
the English Manuscripts in the office of the Secre-
tary of State at Albany.
In 1775 he and his nephews, Nicolaes, Martin
and Zacharias, were among the signers of the Pledge
of the People of Rhinebeck, repudiating the British
government.
Zacharias Hoffman was twice married. He mar-
ried, first, in the Reformed Dutch Church, New
York, August 23, 1754, Helena Van Wyck (daugh-
ter of Abraham Van Wyck and Catharina Provoost,
bap. in Reformed Dutch Church, New York, July
17, 1720?), by whom he had two children :
1 3 2 €fjc I^offttian <6cncalo0p
87 Nicolaas, bap. at the Flats Church, Nether Rhinebeck,
July 8, 1755 ;* he died young.
88 Abraham, bap. at the Flats Church, Nether Rhinebeck,
August 21, 1758;* he died young.
"Helena Van Wyck, wife of Zacharias Hoffman,
who departed this life April 3, 1773, aged 53 years
and 3 months," was buried in the burying-ground
near Tivoli Landing, N. Y.t
Zacharias Hoffman married, secondly, at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., July 6, 1775 (by license issued at
Albany, June 17), Letitia (Aeltje), widow of Corne-
lius Van Wyck and daughter of Isaac and Diana
Brinckerhoff| She was born June 18, 1735.
By his second wife, Letitia, Zacharias Hoffman
had two children :
8g Zachariah, born 1776; mar. Catharine Addison (No. 302).
90 Letitia, born 1779; mar. Richard C. Ham.
Zacharias Hoffman died at Red Hook, March 24,
1798.
22 Maria^ (Martin^ Nicolaes"), third daughter and
eighth child of Nicolaes Hoffman (5) and Jannetje
Crispell, was born at Kingston, November 7, 1724,
and was baptized at Kingston, January 24, 1725;
sponsors, Petrus Bogardus and Marytjen Bogardus,
her cousins.
She married, December 12, 1753, John Ten
Broeck (baptized at Johnstown, N. Y., October 18,
* Register of the Flats Church, Nether Rhinebeck.
t James H. Smith's Hist, of Duchess County, pp. 178-179.
t See Appendix, — Brinckerhoff Family.
€l>irti (feneration 133
1724), son of Samuel Ten Broeck and Maria Van
Rensselaer,* by whom she had three sons and three
daughters :
91 Samuel J. Ten Broeck, born 1756 ; mar. Maria Ten Broeck.
92 Jannetje Ten Broeck, born 1759; died unmarried.
93 Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck, born 1761 ; mar. Peter Van
Rensselaer.
94 Annatje Ten Broeck, born June 15, 1764; bap. at Claverack,
July 7, 1764.
95 Nicolaes Ten Broeck, born 1767; mar. i. Maria (Schuyler)
Van Rensselaer. ii. Cornelia Hoffman (No. 346).
96 Jeremias Ten Broeck, born Jan. 12, 1770; died unmarried
at Hudson, N. Y., August 27, 1805.
Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck died at Hudson,
N. Y., May 10, 1 805, in her 75th year. Her husband,
Johannes Ten Broeck, died October 23, 1793.*
23 Petrus^ (Martin^ Nicolaes"-), sixth son and ninth
child of Nicolaes Hoffman (5) and Jannetje Crispell,
was born at Kingston, December 19, 1727; and
was baptized at Kingston, December 24 ; sponsors,
Evert Bogardus and Jacoba Herdenberg.
Petrus Hoffman lived in the neighborhood of
Red Hook, Dutchess County, where he remained
until his death. He married (subsequent to Feb-
ruary, 1749, when his father's will was made,
at which time he was unmarried) Cathariena,
daughter of Thomas Van Alstyne, of Kinderhook,
N. Y. (See will of her father, dated November 15,
1764, filed in County Clerk's office, Albany, N. Y.)
* Ten Broeck Family, N. Y. Gen. Record, XX, 124.
9*
134 €{)e Hoffman (iBmcalogp
Petrus Hoffman and Cathariena Van Alstyne had
one daughter :
97 Jane, born 1753; mar. Zachariah Hoffman (No. 75).
Petrus Hoffman died August 15, 1754.
Children of Taatje Hoffman (6) and Everardus Bogardus.
25 Petrus Bogardus^ (Martin\ Taatje-), second son
of Taatje Hoffman (6) and Everardus Bogardus, was
baptized at Kingston, December 3, 1699; sponsors,
Pieter Bogardus and Wyntje Bogardus.
He married at Kingston,* September 15, 1726,
Rebekka,t daughter of Isaac Du Bois and Maria
Hasbrouck, born at Hurley, October 31, 1708, but
at the time of the marriage residing at Kingston.
They had eight children :
98 Gerritjen Bogardus, born 1728; mar. Coenradt Cornelius
Elmendorf.
99 Evert Bogardus, born 1730; mar. i. Catharine Du Bois.
ii. Ariantje Kirrsteeder.
iii. Elisabet Hasebroeck.
100 Tjaatjen Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, December 22, 1734;
died young.
lOi Maria Bogardus, born 1736 ; mar. Benjamin Louw.
102 Jacob Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, August 17, 1740.
103 Petrus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, December 25, 1742;
died young.
104 Petrus Bogardus, born 1749; mar. Anaatje De Witt.
105 Catharine Bogardus, born 1753 ; mar. John Sleght.
* Kingston Church Register,
t See will of Petrus Bogardus, June 4, 1767; proved Sept. 24, I775'
Cljirti <^mcration 135
Petrus Bogardus died in 1775.
26 EVERARDUS BOGARDUS^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), third
son of Tjaatje Hoffman (6) and Everardus Bogardus,
was baptized at Kingston, April 26, 1702; spon-
sors, Jan Heromans and Rachel Bogardus.
He married at Kingston, May 20, 173 1, Geer-
truy Chroek, daughter of John and Catharine
Chroek,* by whom he had two children :
106 Everhardus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, May 28, 1732;
died young.
107 Jan Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, December 2, 1733; died
young.
The will of Evert Bogardus,* dated May 10, 1746,
and proved May 31, 1750, is filed at Albany. By
it he leaves to his wife, Geertruy, all his real and
personal property for her life ; and makes bequests
to his nephew Evert (No. iio), son of his brother
Nicholas, of a house and barn in Kingston ; to his
brother Nicholas, his nephew Evert (No. 99), son
of his brother Petrus, his brother-in-law Charles
Crook, and his sisters Anaka Dekker (No. 29),
Maria Dekker, and Maria Wynkoop (No. 28), of
money and other personal property.
27 NiCLAAS Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje^), fourth
son of Tjaatje Hoffman (6) and Everardus Bogardus,
was baptized at Kingston, April 26, 1702 ; sponsors,
Hendrik Pruyn and Antje Hoffman (uncle and
aunt).
* See wills of John and Charles Crooke, and of Evert Bogardus.
1 36 €Jc ipoffttian 45cnca!ogp
He married at Kingston, December 20, 1730,
Rachel, daughter of Benjamin and Magdalena
Smedes, and had five children :
108 Magdalena Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, April 16, 1732.
log Nicolaus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, March 24, 1734.
110 Everhardus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, January 29, 1738.
111 Elisabeth Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, May 2, 1742.
112 Benjamin Bogardus, born 1747; mar. Marytje Van Keuren.
28 Marytje Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), eldest
daughter and fifth child of Tjaatje Hoffman (6) and
Everardus Bogardus, was born April 13, 1709, and
was baptized at Kingston, September 18, 1709;
sponsors, Niclaes Hoffman (uncle) and Anna Coerte.
She married at Kingston, December 19, 1728, Jo-
hannes Wynkoop, Jr., son of Johannes Wynkoop and
Cornelia Ten Broeck. He was born October 7, 1702,
and was baptized October 14. He is described as
a Cordwainer in 1733, and as an Esquire in 1737.
In 1 73 1 he was Sheriff of Ulster County. He died
August 8, 1 79 1,* and was buried at Kingston,
N. Y., where his tombstone still stands. Johannes
Wynkoop and Marytje Bogardus had eleven chil-
dren :
113 Johannes Wynkoop, born 1729; mar. Ten Broeck,
and died without issue, t
114 Tjaatje Wynkoop, born 1731 ; mar. Dirck Wynkoop. t
115 Cornelia Wynkoop, born 1734; mar. Edward Schoon-
maker. t
* Ten Broeck Family. N. Y. Gen. Record, XX, 124.
t Johannes Wynkoop's Bible.
CljirtJ <z5cncration 137
116 Maria Wynkoop, born 1736.*
117 Christina Wynkoop, born 1738; died unmarried*
118 Catrina Wynkoop, born 1739; mar. Joseph Gascherie,* first
Surrogate of Ulster County under the State government.
iig Annaatjen Wynkoop, born 1 741; mar. Christopher Tappen.*
120 Elizabeth Wynkoop, born 1744; mar. Benj. De 1
Meyer. (
> X wms
121 Petrus Wynkoop, born 1744; mar. Mary Van(
Alstyne. j
122 Liedia Wynkoop, born 1749; died unmarried.*
123 Geertje Wynkoop, born 1752 ; died unmarried.*
29 Annetjen Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje"), second
daughter and sixth child of Tjaatje Hoffman (6) and
Everhardus Bogardus, was baptized at Kingston,
June 28, 17 13; sponsors, Hendrik Pruyn (her
aunt's husband) and Jannetje Krippel (her uncle's
wife). She is mentioned in the will of her brother
Evert as "Anaka Dekker."
She married Isaac Dekker (baptized at Kings-
ton, February 4, 1720), son of Jacob Gerritsz Dek-
ker and Geertje Van Wagenen, by whom she had
seven children :
124 Jacob Dekker, bap, at Kingston, August 14, 1743; died
young.
125 'Tjaadje Dekker, bap. at Kingston, July 15, 1744.
126 Maria Dekker, bom 1746; mar. Stephen Eckert.
127 Petrus Dekker, born 1749; mar. Maria Hoffman (No. 35).
128 Catharina Dekker, bom 1751 ; mar. Daniel Graham.
129 Everhardus Dekker, bap. at Kingston, October 28, 1753.
130 Jacob Dekker, bap. at Kingston, April 11, 1756.
* Johannes Wynkoop's Bible.
138 €|jc i^offttinn 45cncalogp
FOURTH GENERATION.
Children of Zacharias Hoffman (9) and Maria Terwilliger.
30 Martinus^ (Martin^ Zecharias^, Zacharias^), eldest
child of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and Maria Ter-
williger, was baptized at Kingston, January 20,
1740; sponsors, his grandparents Zacharias Hoff-
man and Hester Ten Hout {t. e., Hester Bruyn,
who was sometimes known by the name of her step-
father, Severyn Ten Hout).
32 Sarah, or Zara'' (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zacharias^),
third child of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and Maria
Terwilliger, was baptized at Kingston, April 21,
1745 ; sponsors, Jan and Zara Terwilliger.
She married at Kingston, October 28, 1768, Cor-
nelius C. Schoonmaker, and had the following chil-
dren :
131 Maria Schoonmaker, born 1771; rnar. Simeon Helm.
132 Arriantje Schoonmaker, born 1773; mar. Andrew Bedford.
133 Sarah Schoonmaker, born 1775 ; mar. Selah Tuthill.
134 Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, bom 1778; mar. Mary Taylor.
135 Henricus Schoonmaker, born 1781 ; mar. Marytje Terwil-
liger.
136 Zacharias Schoonmaker, born 1785; mar. Cornelia Marias
Groen.
Sarah (Hoffman) Schoonmaker is described by
one of her grandchildren, living in 1899, as a charm-
ing old lady, full of fun and laughter, and always a
welcome guest at the homes of her children and
grandchildren. She died in 1823,
fourtf) <i5cneration 139
33 Hester, or Esthor'* (Martin^, Zecharias-, Zacha-
rias^), daughter of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and
Maria Terwilliger, was born in 1747. She married,
by license issued by the Secretary of the Province
of New York, in 1763, Jacobus Vanderlign (some-
times spelled Van Der Lyn), by whom she had nine
children, all of whom were baptized at Shawangunk,
N. Y. They were :
137 Zacharias Van Der Lyn, bap. August 5, 1764.
138 Nicolaas Van Der Lyn, bap. June 22, 1766.
139 Jacobus Van Der Lyn, bap. November 13, 1768.
140 Abraham Van Der Lyn, bap. July 7, 1771 ; died young.
141 Martinus Van Der Lyn, bap. February 21, 1773.
142 Geertruyde Van Der Lyn, bap. 1775 ; mar. Henry Mould,
143 Maria Van Der Lyn, bap. September 13, 1778.
144 Abram Van Der Lyn, bap. June 10, 1781.
145 Elizabeth Van Der Lyn, bap. November 9, 1783.
34 EVERT^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zacharias'^), third son
of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and Maria Terwilli-
ger, was baptized at New Paltz, N. Y., April 22,
1750. He married Elizabeth Deyoe, and had two
children, both of whom were baptized at Shawan-
gunk:
146 Cornelius, bap, June 10, 1781. The Shawangunk Church
Register states that he died June 19, 1864.
147 Elizabeth, bap. December 8, 1782.
35 Maria"* (Martin\ Zecharias^ Zacharias^), third
daughter of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and Maria
Terwilliger, was baptized at New Paltz, May 18,
I40 €t^t 1$o^n\m oBcncalogp
1752. She married her second cousin, Petrus Dek-
ker, son of Annetjen Bogardus and Isaak Dekker,
by whom she had ten children, whose names are
given under that of their father (No. 127).
36 Zacharias^ (Martin ^, Zecharias -, Zacharias ^), fourth
son of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and Maria Ter-
wilHger, was baptized at Shawangunk Church, April
8, 1755. He married Maria J. Terwilliger, by whom
he had five children :
148 Zacharias, bap. at Shawangunk, March 11, 1781.
149 Benjamin, born December 15, 1787; bap. at New Paltz,
January 6, 1788; he died young.
150 Nicholas, born January 6, 1791 ; bap. at Shawangunk.
151 John Jay, born September 23, 1792; bap. at Shawangunk.
152 Elizabeth, born 1795; mar. John Irwin.
The will of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr., dated Febru-
ary 28, 1797, states that he lived in the town of
Marlborough, Ulster County, N. Y. By it he be-
queathed property to his wife, Mary, and to his
three sons, Zachariah, Nicholas and John, and di-
rected his real and personal estate to be sold and
the profits divided among all his children.
Z7 NlCOLAES^ (Martin^ Zecharias", Zacharias^), fifth
son of Zacharias Hoffman, Jr. (9), and Maria Ter-
williger, was baptized at Shawangunk Church, Au-
gust 29, 1757. He married Sarah Terwilliger, by
whom he had nine children :
153 Martinus, bap. at Shawangunk, September 9, 1781; died
young.
5Fourtl) oBnicration 141
154 Maria, born 1783; mar. Peter Van Aken,
155 Cathrina, born 1784; mar. Isaac P. Dekker (No. 407).
156 Evert, born 1786 ; mar. Leah Alsdorf.
157 Teunis, born 1790; mar. Sarah Dubois.
158 Sarah, born 1792; mar. Jonathan Hoffman.
159 Charles, born 1795 ; mar. .
160 Mattheus, born November 4, 1797; bap. at Shawangunk,
161 Zacharias, born October 15, 1799; bap. at Shawangunk.
His will, dated July 3, 1815, and filed at Kings-
ton, N. Y., mentions all his children, with the ex-
ception of Martinus.
Children of Janneke Hoffman (10) and William Rosenkrans.
38 Zacharias Rosenkrans^ (Martin \ Zecharias-,
Janneke'^), eldest child of Janneke Hoffman (10) and
William Rosenkrans, was baptized at Kingston,
March 17, 1734; sponsors, Zacharias Hoffman
and Hester Ten Hout (Bruyn), grandparents. He
married Maria Chambers, by whom he had one
daughter :
162 Lena Rosenkrans, bap. at Marbletown, N. Y., June 30,
1782.*
39 Henricus Rosenkrans^ (Martin ^ Zecharias^
Janneke^), second child of Janneke Hoffman (10)
and William Rosenkrans, was baptized at Kingston,
February 15, 1736; sponsors, Johannes Wynkoop
and Mareitje Bogardus (mother's cousins). He
married Maria Hardenburgh, by whom he had two
children :
* Marbletown Church Register.
1 4 2 €|je Jpoffitian ciBtttealogp
163 Johannes Rosenkrans, bap. at New Paltz, October 15,
1769.*
164 Maria Rosenkrans, bap. at Fishkill, February 4, 1776.!
Children of Margaret Hoffman (ii) and Thomas Jansen.
44 Hester Jansen^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Margaret^),
second child of Margaret Hoffman (11) and Thomas
Jansen, was baptized at Kingston, September 22,
1734; sponsors, Zacharias Hoffman, Jr., and Hester
Bruyn (uncle and grandmother). She is mentioned
in the will of her grandfather, Zachariah Hoffman,
dated 1743.
Hester Jansen married Isaac Freres, by whom
she had four children, all baptized at New Paltz : *
165 Thomas Freres, bap. December 21, 1760.
166 Mareytje Freres, bap, March 27, 1763.
167 Isaac Freres, bap. April 14, 1765.
168 Zachariah Freres, born 1769; mar. Janneke Du Bois.
46 Matheus Jansen"* (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Margaret^),
fourth child of Margaret Hoffman (11) and Thomas
Jansen, was baptized at Shawangunk, April 13,
1738; he married, September 28, 1771, at Kings-
ton, Cornelia Sleght, and had two children :
169 Annetjen Jansen, bap. at Kingston, April 13, 1772.
170 Catharina Jansen, bap. at Marbletown, N. Y., April 16,
17754
52 NiCOLAAS Jansen^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Margaret^),
tenth child of Margaret Hoffman (11) and Thomas
* New Paltz Church Register. t Fishkill Church Register.
t Marbletown Church Register.
5Fourrt) (iBeneration 143
Jansen, was baptized at Kingston, August 26, 1750;
sponsors, Nicolaas Bogardus and his wife Rachel
Smedes (mother's cousins).
Nicolaas Jansen married twice. He married as
his second wife, at Kingston, September 8, 1797,
Margritte Ten Broeck, of Kingston baptized Au-
gust 15, 1756), daughter of Benjamin Ten Broeck
and Catrina Jansen. Nicolaas Jansen was at that
date a resident of Shawangunk.
Children of Jacobus Hoffman (12) and Margaret Lefeber.
54 Zacharias T.^ (MartinS Zecharias", Jacobus''), sec-
ond child of Jacobus Hoffman (12) and Margaret
Lefeber, was baptized at Kingston, October 18,
1747; sponsors, Zecharias Hoffman and Maria Ter-
williger (uncle and aunt). He married Anaatje De
Witt, and had the following children :
171 Jacobus, bap. at Shawangunk, April 30, 1775.
172 Zacharias, bap. at Shawangunk, December 6, 1778.
173 Sarah, bap. at Shawangunk, October 21, 1781.
174 Cornelius De Witt, bap. at Shawangunk, December 26,
1785-
55 Jan"* (Martin', Zecharias-, Jacobus^), third child of
Jacobus Hoffman (12) and Margaret Lefeber, was
baptized at Kingston, January 7, 1750; sponsors,
Johannes Wynkoop, Jr., and Tjaatjen Wynkoop
(his cousins). He married Magdalena Bevier, and
had nine children :
175 Margret, bap. at Shawangunk, February 4, 1776; died
young.
144 €jje Ipoffitian a5encalogp
176 Cornelia, born 1777; mar. David Smedes.
177 Margret, born 1779; ^^^- George Haines.
178 Johannes, born 1781 ; mar. Jane Rosenkrans.
179 Jacob, bap. at Shawangunk, August 3, 1783.
180 Magdalena, born 1785; mar. Isaac Hofifman (No. 185).
181 Hester, born 1790; mar. John Dubois, Jr.
182 Polly, born November 18, 1792; bap. at Shawangunk.
183 Nathaniel, born April 27, 1796; bap. at Shawangunk.
56 Jacobus^ (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Jacobus^), fourth
child of Jacobus Hoffman (12) and Margaret Lefeber,
was baptized at Shav^angunk Church, April 8, 1752.
He married Rebekka Haynes, and had seven chil-
dren.
184 Hendricus, bap. at Shawangunk, April 20, 1778.
185 Isaac, born 1782; mar. Lena Hofifman (No. 180).
186 Jacob, bap. at Shawangunk, April 10, 1785.
187 Moses, born May 10, 1789; bap. at Shawan- ^
gunk. ( .
)> 1 wms.
188 Aaron, born May 10,1789; bap. at Shawan- f
gunk. }
i8g Maria, born June 14, 1791 ; bap. at Shawangunk.
190 Marregrietje, born September 21,1794; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
57 Cathrina'' (Martin\ Zecharias^ Jacobus^), fifth
child of Jacobus Hoffman ( 1 2) and Margaret Lefeber,
was baptized at Shawangunk Church, October 20,
1754. She married Pieter Van Sickle, and had
four children :
191 Abraham Van Sickle, bap. at Shawangunk, May 7, 1775.
192 Sarah Van Sickle, bap. at Shawangunk, December 21,
1777.
fourth) (iBcncration 145
193 Andrew Van Sickle, bap. at Shawangunk, October 31,
1779.
194 Margret Van Sickle, bap. at Shawangunk, March 30,
1783-
58 Ida^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Jacobus^), sixth child of
Jacobus Hoffman (12) and Margaret Lefeber, was
baptized at Shawangunk, January 22, 1757. She
married John McCord, by whom she had five chil-
dren :
195 Thomas McCord, born 1778; mar. Mary Crans.
196 James McCord, bap. at Shawangunk, November 26, 1 780.
197 John McCord, born 1782; mar. Barbara Terwilliger.
198 Ida McCord, bap. at Shawangunk, June 27, 1784.
199 Margretje McCord, born June 9, 1786; bap. at Shawan-
gunk, July 5.
Children of Ida Hoffman (13) and Cornelius Bruyn.
61 Tryntje Bruyn'* (Martin^ Zecharias", Ida^), third
child of Ida Hoffman (13) and Cornelius Bruyn, was
baptized at Shawangunk, April 25, 1750. She
married, at Kingston, September 28, 1770, John
Graham, Jr., and had four children:
200 Ida Graham, born 177-; mar. Cornelius Hornbeck.
201 Ann Graham, born 17 7-; mar. James S. Bruyn, Jr.
202 Hester Graham, bap. at Shawangunk, April 13, 1777.
203 CorneHus Graham, bap. at Shawangunk, January 23, 1780.
62 Geertruyd Bruyn ^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Ida^),
fourth child of Ida Hoffman (13) and Cornelius
Bruyn, was baptized at Shawangunk Church, April
146 €fje ]^of6man <^ntealogp
8, 1752. She married, March 2, 1774, Methusalem
Dubois (baptized at Kingston, June 30, 1745), son
of Henricus Dubois and Jannetje Hoogteling. They
had three children :
204 Henry Dubois, born August i, 1774; bap. at New Paltz,
N. Y.*
205 Cornelius Bruyn Dubois, born 1776;* mar. Rachel
Du Bois.
206 Tryntje Dubois, born December 2, 1777; bap. at New
Paltz, N. Y., February i, 1778.*
64 Zacharias Bruyn^ (Martin', Zecharias", Ida''), sixth
child of Ida Hoffman (13) and Cornelius Bruyn, was
baptized at Shawangunk Church, August 29, 1757.
He married Elizabeth Lefeber (baptized April 8,
1764), daughter of Andreas Lefeber and Rachel
Dubois, and had five children :
207 Cornelia Bruyn, bap. at Shawangunk, October, 1798.
208 Andrew Bruyn, born 180-.
20g Nathaniel Bruyn, born May 29, 1805 ; bap. at Shawangunk.
210 Maria Bruyn, born 18 — .
211 Geertruyd Bruyn, born 18 — ; mar. Hezekiah Watkins.
Zacharias Bruyn died September 15, 1810.
65 Abraham Bruyn^ (Martin', Zecharias^ Ida^), sev-
enth child of Ida Hoffman (13) and Cornelius Bruyn,
was baptized at Shawangunk Church, July, 1761.
He married, November 14, 1784, Sarah, daughter
of Thomas Jansen, and lived at Shawangunk, at a
* New Paltz Church Register.
fourtl) (iBeneration 147
place called by the Indian name of Pecanasink.
They had ten children :
212 Cathrina Bruyn, bap. at Shawangunk, June 3, 1785.
213 Maria Bruyn, born December 16, 1789; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
214 Janson Bruyn, born 1793; mar. Maria Bruyn.*
215 Cornelius A. Bruyn, born 1795; mar. Jemima Bruyn.*
216 Harrietta Bruyn, born June 26, 1797 ; bap. at Shawangunk.
217 Thomas Bruyn, born 1799; mar. Matilda Bruyn.*
218 John Bruyn, born September 28, 1801.*
219 Ida Bruyn, born 1803. *
220 Sarah Ann Bruyn, born April 14, 1805; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
221 Elsie Bruyn, born 1807.*
Children of Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Benson.
6"] Cornelia^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^), eldest
child of Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Benson,
was born at Kingston, August 13, I734,t and was
baptized there by Dominie Petrus Vas, September
22, 1734. She married, by license, at the Flats, Sep-
tember 22, 1752, Isaac Roosevelt (born December
19, 1726), son of James and Catharine Roosevelt, of
New York. "The wedding was solemnized by
Dominie Egotonkes Van Hoevenberg, Minister of
the Gospel in Dutchess County." f Isaac Roose-
velt was a member of the Convention for the
adoption of the Constitution of the United States,
* MSS. in possession of Mrs. Charles A. Bruyn, of Kingston, N. Y.
t Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
X Roosevelt Family Bible, in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
148 Cfje l^offhian <25cnealogp
assembled at Poughkeepsie, June 7, 1788, from the
City and County of New York.
Cornelia Hoffman and Isaac Roosevelt had ten
children :
222 Abraham Roosevelt, born 1753; died young.
223 Martinus Roosevelt, born 1754; died young.
224 Catharine Roosevelt, born 1756.
225 Sarah Roosevelt, born 1758.
226 James Roosevelt, born 1760; mar. i. Eliza Walton.
ii. Catharine Eliza Barclay,
iii. Harriet Rowland.
227 Cornelia Roosevelt, born 1761 ; died young.
228 Maria Roosevelt, born 1763; mar. Col. Richard Varick.
229 Martin Roosevelt, born 1765.
230 Cornelia Roosevelt, born 1767 ; mar. Dr. Benjamin Kissam.
231 Helen Roosevelt, born 1768.
Cornelia Hoffman and Isaac Roosevelt lived in
New York, where she died November 13, 1780.
68 Nicholas^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^), second
child of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje
Benson, was born at Kingston, February 2, 1736,
and was baptized there by Dominie Mancius, Feb-
ruary 29, 1736; * sponsors, Nicolaes Hoffman and
Jannetje Chrispel, his grandparents.
He lived in Newark, N. J., and New York, and
was admitted a member of the New York Chamber
of Commerce, January 3, 1767. " Nicholas Hoff-
man, gentleman," became a freeman of New York,
* Bible of Martinus Hoffman, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
fourtlj <^cnctation 149
"by payment," January 31, 1769.* He was
elected a member of " The General Committee for
the City and County of New York, chosen the first
of May, 1775." t
He married, at Newark, N. J., November 14,
1762, Sarah, daughter of David and Gertrude (Gou-
verneur) Ogden. | Her father was one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of the Province of
New Jersey, and one of His Majesty's Council.
Nicholas Hoffman and Sarah Ogden had four
children, one of whom died in infancy:
232 Martin, born 1763; mar. i. Beulah Murray.
ii. Mary Frances Seton.
233 Josiah Ogden, born 1766; mar. i. Mary Golden.
ii. Maria Fenno.
234 Mary Gillou, born 1773; mar. James Seton.
Nicholas Hoffman died at the house of his son Mar-
tin in New York, October, 1800. His wife, Sarah
Ogden, who was born in Newark, N. J., was dis-
tinguished for her piety, benevolence, and kindness ot
heart, " and was accustomed to visit the poor quar-
ters of the city to administer to the wants of the
sick and destitute." She was an active member of
the Society for the Relief of Poor Widows with
Small Children, and was the Second Directress of
the Society, holding that office from 1799 to 1806.
In 1806 she was instrumental in the organization
* N. Y. Historical Society's papers.
tN. Y. Colonial MSS., VIII, 600.
t See Appendix, — Gouverneur and Ogden Families.
1 50 ^ftf j^offman oBencalogp
of the New York Orphan Asylum, of which she
was the First Directress. She continued to take an
active interest in it until her death, with self-sacrifi-
cing devotion giving to it the last fifteen years of
her life. She was an Episcopalian, and strongly
attached to the principles of her church, though
associated in Christian fellowship in her work with
Presbyterians, Baptists, and Methodists. She died
in 1823 at the house of her son Martin, where she
had made her home for many years, and was in-
terred in Trinity Churchyard, amidst many marks
of grief and respect.
69 Robert^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^), third child
of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Ben-
son, was born at Kingston, September 17, 1737, and
was baptized there by Dominie Vas, October 16,
1 737 ;* sponsors, " Robbert and Elisabeth Bensing."
He lived in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He received
the commission of Major of the Fourth Regiment,
October 17, 1775, and of Lieutenant-Colonel of the
same regiment, March 4, i78o.f
On July 5, 1775, Colonel Hoffman and others
were appointed " a Military Committee with full
power to order and dispose of all things .... re-
lating to the troops raised or to be raised in this
Colony by 'the Committee of West Chester Co.,'
sensible of the great consequence in our present
* Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
+ N. Y. State Archives, Vol. I. Documents relating to Colonial Hist, of
New York, Vol. XV.
Genealogy of The Hoffman Family.
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1899.
A CORRECTION.
Page 150.
Sarah Ogden, wife of Nicholas Hoffman. She was born September 8, 1742; married
November 14, 1762; died Saturday, July 28, 1821; buried Monday, July 30, 1821.
References.— K Discourse on the death of Mrs. Sarah Hoffman, by John Stanford, A.M.
Also Records of Trinity Church, New York.
f ourti) <!Bcncrmion 1 5 1
struggle for liberty of having officers of the militia
who are sincere friends to their country."*
On August 8, 1775, Colonel Hoffman and others
were appointed a Committee " to form a proper ar-
rangement of the Militia of this Colony and report
with all convenient speed."*
Robert Hoffman married (by license issued at
Albany) on April lO, 1761, Sarah Van Alstyne, by
whom he had seven children :
235 Elizabeth, born 176- ; mar. Theodorus Bailey.
236 Isaac, born 1766; mar. Nellie .
237 Robert, born 1769; mar. i. Catherine Hegeman.
ii. Sarah Berger.
238 Abraham, born 1771; mar. Esther Thorne.
239 Martin, born 1773; mar. Amelia Butcher.
240 Catrina, born 1775; mar. Derick A. Brinckerhoff.
241 Maria, born 1777 ; mar. Samuel Thorn.
70 Anthony^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus''), fourth
child of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje
Benson, was born August 12, 1739, and was bap-
tized at the Camp Church, by Dominie Mancius.t
He Hved at Red Hook, N. Y., and was Supervisor
of the Town of Rhinebeck, 1781-85. He was
Colonel in the Army, and served on several mili-
tary committees. He was a member of the First,
Third and Fourth Provincial Congresses, and was
elected to the New York Legislature in 1783. He
* N. Y. State Archives, Vol. I. Documents relating to Colonial Hist, of
New York, Vol. XV.
t Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
1 5 2 €lje j^offman <iBcnea!o0p
was an Alumnus of King's College (now Columbia
University), and received from it the degree of
Master of Arts. From 1784 to 1787 he was Re-
gent of New York University. He owned a great
deal of property in Dutchess County, and many
transfers and conveyances of land are recorded in
his name in the County Clerk's Office at Pough-
keepsie.* In 1771 he was appointed a Loan Officer
for Dutchess County, and took the oath prescribed
by an Act of the General Assembly of the Province
of New York.
He married Mary, daughter of Harman Rutgers
3d, of New York. They had one child :
242 Eliza, born 17 — ; mar. Nicholas Gouverneur Rutgers.
Anthony Hoffinan's will, dated February 24, 1790,
is filed in the Surrogate's Court at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. It was proved by Josiah Ogden Hoffinan on
May 18, 1790 (therefore Anthony Hoffinan must
have died between these dates). In it he leaves
legacies to his wife, Mary, and to his " daughter and
only child " (no name given), to his sister, Mary
Laidlie, and to his brother Nicholas. He gives
freedom to all his slaves, " and manumits them al-
together." The signature to this will was witnessed
by Martin Hoffinan, Josiah Ogden Hoffman, and
Benjamin Kissam.
Anthony Hoffman's widow survived him until
* See page 157, under Martin Hoffman (No. 74).
THE REV. ARCHIBALD LAIDLIE, D. D.
From portrait in possession of Miss Mary L. Dey.
fourtfj (feneration 1 5 3
18 1 5, in which year she made her will, which is
filed in New York Surrogate's office.
71 Anaatjen^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^), fifth
child of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje
Benson, was born at Kingston, May 17, 1741, and
was baptized there June 7, 1741, by Dominie Vas ;*
sponsors, Zacharias Hoffman, Jr., and Antje Hoff-
man (uncle and aunt). She died September 3,
1743-
72 Maria"* (Martin', Nicolaes^ Martinus^), sixth child
of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Ben-
son, was born at Kingston, June 20, 1743, and was
baptized there, July 24, 1 743,* by Dominie Mancius ;
sponsors, Harmen and Maria Rutgers.
She married (by license issued by the Secretary
of the Province of New York) on July 18, 1768, in
the Reformed Dutch Church at New York, the Rev.
Archibald Laidlie, D. D.
The Rev. Dr. Archibald Laidlie was a Scotch-
man by birth, and had been in charge of a church
at VHssingen, Holland, before he was called to be
Pastor of the Reformed Dutch Church in New
York. He was a very cultivated orator, and an
earnest, devout and faithful minister. He was the
first Reformed Dutch Minister in this country who
preached in English. His health broke down in
1776, and he and his wife "then concluded to re-
move to the country with our little family, in hopes
* Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
1 54 €f)e ipoffman <^cncatcigp
the change of air might be of service to him."
Here he Hngered for three years, and died in 1779.
Mary (Hoffman) Laidlie is described as " a lady
of great intellectual and moral worth. All ac-
counts agree that her union with Archibald Laid-
lie was a peculiarly happy one. She survived him
forty-six years. Old and full of days, and ripe in
the Christian graces, she died in the summer of
1825. An affecting funeral discourse was pro-
nounced in the Middle Dutch Church, June 12,
1825, by her grandson, the Rev. Richard Varick
Dey, the pastor of the church of Greenfield, Conn."
Mary Hoffman and Archibald Laidlie had five
children :
243 Martin Laidlie, born June 26, 1769; died November, 1769.
244 William Laidlie, born 1770.
245 Catharine Laidlie, born 1773; mar. Anthony Dey.
246 Martin Laidlie, born 1774; baptized January 8, 1775;
he died in 1785.
247 Maria Gertrude Laidlie, born 1777.
73 Harmanus^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^, Martinus^), sev-
enth child of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and
Tryntje Benson, was born at Kingston, June 3, 174S,
and was baptized there, June 30, 1745,* by Dominie
Mancius ; sponsors, John Crook and his wife, Cor-
nelia Rutgers.
His father removed to Dutchess County soon
after his birth, and Harmanus lived there for the
* Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoflfman.
fourtJj (feneration 155
remainder of his life, making his home in the neigh-
borhood of Red Hook.
Like most of his brothers, he served in the army,
being Captain of the First Rhinebeck Company
of the First Regiment of Militia (Minute-men),
October 17, 1775.* He and his brother Martinus
were Associators of Dutchess County in 1775,
and Harmanus was appointed to administer oaths
in Dutchess County.* He was High Sheriff of
Dutchess County in 1786, and remained in office
until iSoy.f He was a large landed proprietor and
a man of great influence in the county.
Harmanus Hoffinan was married three times.
First (by license issued at Albany, November 14,
1770) on January 11, 1771, to Catharine (born
November 6, 175 1), daughter of Volkert P. Douw,J
of Greenbush, Rensselaer County, N. Y., and Anna
De Peyster, his wife, by whom he had three chil-
dren :
248 Martin H., born 1772; mar. Gertrude Van Ness.
249 Anna, born 1774; mar. i. Barent Tobias Ten Eyck.
ii. William McClelland, M. D.
250 Peter Douw, born 1775; died February 14, 1776. §
Catharine Douw died October 26, 1775 ;§ and
her father, Volkert P. Douw, received " A Bealt of
* Calendar of Hist. MSS., War of the Revolution, II, So, 132. Colonial
Hist, of N. Y., State Archives, Vol. I, p. 284.
t Conveyances and Deeds in County Clerk's Office, Poughkeepsie.
t Note in Appendix.
§ Family Bible of Catharine Douw Hoffman, in possession of Dean
Hoffman.
1 5 6 €{)e JJoffinan <^cncalo0|i
Condolence on the death of my Daughter Caty
Hoffman by the Six Nations of Indians in Decemr
1775."*
Harmanus Hoffman married, secondly, May 12,
I778,t Cornelia Vredenburgh, daughter of WilUam
Vredenburgh and Willementje ... By her he
had two children :
251 Catharine Douw, born 1779; mar. Henry R. Van Rensselaer.
252 William, born 1781; mar. Charlotte Wilkins.
CorneUa Vredenburgh died June 25, I785,t and
on November 4, iyS6,f Harmanus Hoffman mar-
ried, thirdly, Catherine, daughter of Philip Ver-
planck,f of Cortlandt Manor, and Aefje (Effie) Beek
man, I born April 21, 1765. By his third wife
Harmanus Hoffman had eight children :
253 Philip Verplanck, born 1787 ; died young.
254 Beekman Verplanck, born 1789.
255 Philip Verplanck, born 1791 ; mar. i. Mary (Gould) Mur-
gatroyd. ii. Lydia Osborn.
256 David Beekman, born 1793.
257 Harman Laidlie, born 1796; mar. i. Charlotte M. Klein.
ii. Jane Geyer.
258 Maria Gertrude, born 1798; mar. Commander John
Downes.
259 Samuel Verplanck, born 1802 ; mar. Glorvina Rossell Storm.
260 Margaret Euphemia, bom 1804.
* This belt is now owned by Rev. W. H. Ten Eyck, D.D.
t Family Bible of Catherine Douw Hoffman, in possession of Dean
Hoffman.
t See Appendix, — Verplanck, Beekman, Van Cortlandt, Schuyler and
Provoost Families.
f oiurtl) oBcncration 1 5 7
Harmanus Hoffman died September i, 1829, in
the 85th year of his age. His wife, Catherine Ver-
planck, died May 4, 1833,* aged sixty-eight. Both
are buried in the graveyard at Upper Red Hook,
and a memorial window has been placed in the
church there by one of their sons to commemorate
them.
74 Martin^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^), eighth child
of Colonel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Ben-
son, was born January 12, 1747, and was baptized
in the Camp Church, July 3, 1747, by Dominie
Snor.t He lived in Dutchess County, and was an
Associator of the County in 1775. He was ga-
zetted Ensign and Captain of the Third Company
of Rhinebeck Precinct, September 20, 17754
Many land grants to and from him are recorded
in the office of the County Clerk at Poughkeepsie,
N, Y., notably a joint conveyance of land from
" Martin Hoffman, Senior," to his two sons, An-
thony Hoffman, Jr., and Martin Hoffman, Jr., of
land which he owned, " and also one fourth part
and share of all the lands which Nicholas Hoffman,
late of Rhinebeck Precinct, gave and bequeathed
to his four sons, Martin Hoffman, Senior, Anthony
Hoffman, Zacharias Hoffman, and Peter Hoffman."
This transfer of land was made by Martin Hoff-
* Family Bible of Catherine Douw Hoffman, in possession of Dean
Hoffman.
t Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
t Colonial Hist, of New York, State Archives, Vol. I, p. 275.
158 ^jje I^offinan 45encalo0p
man, Senior, to his two sons for three thousand
pounds, and was witnessed by Herman Hoffman
and John Van Ness.
Martin Hoffman married (by Hcense issued at
Albany, May 19, 1772), in the Reformed Dutch
Church, New York, on May 23, 1772, Margaret,
daughter of Stephen Bayard, of New York. By
her he had three children, all of whom were bap-
tized at Upper Red Hook, N. Y. They were :
261 Anthony M., born 1775 ; mar. Jennet Bostwick.
262 Samuel, bap. at Upper Red Hook, September 5, 1779.
263 Stephen, bap. at Upper Red Hook, May 27, 1781.
75 Zachariah'* (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^), ninth
child of Col. Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje
Benson, was born at Rhinebeck, May 10, 1749,*
and was baptized in Rhinebeck Reformed German
Church at Pink's Corner, by Dominie Clarkson,
June 6, i749-t He lived at Red Hook, and re-
ceived his commission as Second Lieutenant in the
Third Company of the First Regiment of Rhine-
beck Precinct, September 20, 1775. He married
(by license issued at Albany, April 18, 1772) Jane
Hoffman (No. 97), daughter of Petrus Hoffman (23)
and Cathariena Van Alstyne, by whom he had three
children. After the death of Zachariah Hoffman,
his widow married Grier, by whom she had
one daughter. All her four children are enumer-
ated under her name (No. 97).
* Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman,
t Register of German Reformed Church, Pink's Corner, Rhinebeck, N. Y.
f ourtfj <^meration 159
']6 Philip Livingston^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^),
son of Col. Martinus Hoffman (15) and Alida Liv-
ingston Hansen, was born in New York, September
20, 1767,* and was baptized by Dominie De Benda,
his sponsors being Isaac and Cornelia Roosevelt
(his half-sister and her husband).
Philip Livingston Hoffman was a lawyer, and
lived in Johnstown, New York. He married, No-
vember 18, 1787, Helena (born May 16, 1769),! only
daughter of Benjamin Kissam and Catharine Rut-
gers, by whom he had eight children :
264 Catharine Ann, bom 1788; mar. Daniel Coolidge.
265 Alida, born April 26, 1790.!
266 Richard Kissanij born 1791; mar. Jane Benson.
267 Philip Livingston, born February 26, 1793.!
268 Helena, born November 25, i794.t
269 Adrian Kissam, born 1797 ; mar. Jane Ann Thompson.
270 Henry Hanson, born July 15, i8oi.t
271 Charles Ogden, born December 31, 1807.!
Philip Livingston Hoffman died November 25,
1807; his wife died June 19, 1830.
Children of Anthony Hoffman (17) and
Catharine Van Qaasbeck.
J'] NlCLAAS^ (Martin^ Nicolaes', Anthony^), eldest child
of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catharine Van Gaas-
beck, was born November 18, 1738,! and was bap-
* Martinus Hoffman's Bible, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
tThe Kissam Family, by Edw. Kissam.
\ Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
1 60 €lje Ipoffttian ^Bencalosp
tized at Kingston, November 19, 1738; sponsors,
Niclaas Hoffman and Jannetje Chrispel (grand-
parents). He died November 13, 1739.*
78 Sarah, or Zara^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Anthony^),
eldest daughter of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Cath-
arine Van Gaasbeck, was born at Kingston, Octo-
ber 20, 1740,* and was baptized there October 26,
1740; sponsors, Col. Abraham Gaasbeck and Zara
Gaasbeck.
Sarah Hoffman married, at Kingston, November
5, 1763, by license issued October 6, 1763, David
Davids De La Mater, of Kingston (baptized June
10, 1744; died October 30, 181 5), son of David
Delamater and Laurentia Ten Broeck,t by whom
she had five sons and one daughter :
272 David De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, October 21, 1764 ;
died young.
273 David De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, June 3, 1766;
died young.
274 Anthony De La Mater, born 1768; mar. Catharine
Hoogteeling.
275 Abraham De La Mater, bom 1771; mar. Engeltje El-
mendorf.
276 David De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, August 13, 1775.
277 Catharine De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, March 21, 1779.
Sarah Hoffman De La Mater died October 16,
1806.
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
t From Dominie L. Van Gaasbeck and his Descendants. N. Y. Gen.
Record, XXV, 58.
5fourti) "feneration i6i
79 Jane^ (Martin', Nicolaes", Anthony^), third child of
Anthony Hoffman ( 1 7) and Catharine Van Gaasbeck,
was born at Kingston, April 10, 1743,* and was bap-
tized the same day ; sponsors, Niclaas Hoffman and
Jannetjen Chrispel (grandparents).
Jane Hoffman married, by license, October 16,
1766, John (Hans) Kiersted, or Kierstadd, of
Kingston (born May i, 1743), son of Christoffel
Kierstede and Catharine De Meyer. They had
four children :
278 Catharina Kiersted, bap. at Kingston, June 5, 1770.
279 Sally Kiersted, born 1773; mar. Martin Heermance.
280 Arreantje Kiersted, bap. at the Flats Church, Nether
Rhinebeck, April 6, 1776. t
281 Christopher Kiersted, bap. at the Flats Church, Nether
Rhinebeck, October 29, 1780.!
80 NiKLAAS A.^ (Martin', Nicolaes'^ Anthony^), fourth
child of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catharine Van
Gaasbeck, was born at Kingston, October 24, 1745,*
and was baptized there, October 27, 1745. He is
mentioned in the will of his grandfather, Nicolaes
Hoffman, filed in County Clerk's Office, Kingston,
N. Y.
He married, by license issued at Albany, No-
vember 14, 1770, Edy (Ytjen) Silvester, of New
York, by whom he had eleven children :
282 Catharine, born 1772.
283 Nicholas, born 1774.
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman,
t Nether Rhinebeck Church Registers.
II
1 62 €|)e i^offtiian (iBcncalogp
284 Elias, born 1776; mar. Abigail Tread well.
285 Mary, born 1777.
286 Ann, born 1778.
287 Anthony N., born 1780; mar. i. Phoebe Pell.
ii. Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh.
288 Susan, born 1785.
289 Jane Silvester, born 1788.
2go Sarah, born 1790.
291 Zachariah, born 1792 ; mar. Elizabeth Elliott.
292 Francis Silvester, born 1796.
Nicholas Hofifman was one of the Associators of
Dutchess County in 1775.* He lived at Upper Red
Hook. He and his v^ife and eight of their children
are buried in the graveyard surrounding the Old
Red Church at Madalin, New York. According to
the records on their tombstones,
" Nicholas Hofifman died July 22, 1821, aged ']6.'"
" Edy Silvester Hoffman died June 10, 1834,
aged 82."
The will of Nicholas Hoffman, dated April 3)
181 5, and proved October 10, 1821, gives to his
wife, " Eady, all my estate, real and personal, for
life." After her death, " I direct that my farm on
which I now reside be divided into two equal parts
or halfs in such a manner that the old house or
homestead shall be upon one part thereof and the
yellow house occupied by Jacob Signer upon the
other part thereof, and when such division is made
I give to my son Nicholas the choice of either half
which he shall select and choose, and the other
* N. Y. Hist. MSS., Vol. I, p. 80.
fourti) (^nictation 163
half I give to my three sons and four daughters,
viz., Anthony, Zachariah, Francis Silvester, Polly,
Nancy, Susan, Sally.
" My son Elias to be supported in comfort, cloth-
ing and board and to remain in the family." He
leaves a bequest to his grandchild, Eliza Henrietta.
The executors were Anthony and Nicholas Hoff-
man, sons.
81 Abraham^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony^), fifth child
of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catharine Van Gaas-
beck, was born November 29, 1747,* at Kingston,
and was baptized there, December 6, 1747. He
lived in Kingston, and married, December 31, 1780,
Rachel Dubois, of Kaatskill* (born February 13,
1755; bap. at Catskill, January 25, 1756; died No-
vember 17, 1837), t>y whom he had seven children :
293 Anthony, baptized at Kingston, January 26, 1781 ; died
in infancy.
294 Anthony, born 1783.
295 Hubertus, born at Kingston, July 29, 1785; died, unmar-
ried, 18 — .
296 Addison, born 1787; died 1816,
297 Cornelia Catharine, baptized at Kingston, June 19, 1790^
died young.
298 Abraham, born 1793; mar. Anne Post,
299 Martinus, born 1798; died 1826.
Abraham Hoffman was one of the signers of the
Articles of Association adopted by the citizens of
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
1 64 €i)e i^offitian ctBcitealogp
New York who were favorable to the cause of Hb-
erty, in 1775. He was gazetted Cornet in the
army, October 23, 1779. "He died September 5,
1823, aged 75 years, 9 months, and 7 days." * "Ra-
chel Hoffman died November 17, 1837, aged 81
years, 10 months, and 17 days." *
82 Ann^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony^), sixth child of
Anthony Hoffman ( 1 7) and Catharine Van Gaasbeck,
was born February 20, 1750, and was baptized at
Kingston, February 25, 1750; sponsors, Martinus
Hoffman and Tryntjen Benson (uncle and aunt).
Anne, or Anaatjen, Hoffman married in the Re-
formed Dutch Church, New York, September 6,
1773, PhiUp Van Beuren, of Kingston, by whom
she had two children :
300 Martin Hoffman Van Beuren, born 1772; mar. i. .
ii. Ann Dotts.
301 Sarah Van Beuren, baptized at Kingston, June 18, 1775.
Ann Hoffman Van Beuren died previous to 1784,
in which year her father, Anthony Hoffman, made
a will, which contained a bequest to the child of his
" daughter Annetie, dec'd, vizt. Saretie."
83 MARIA^ or Mary (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Anthony^),
seventh child of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catha-
rine Van Gaasbeck, was born at Kingston, Feb-
ruary 18, 1752, and was baptized there February 23,
1752 ; sponsors, Laris Salsberg and Anna Mareytjen
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
foutt^ (feneration 165
Van Gaasbeck. Mary, or Mareytjen, Hoffman
married, February 8, 1778, John Addison, of Kings-
ton, and had one child :
302 Catharine Addison, born 1778; mar. Zachariah Hoffman
(No. 89).
John Addison was by birth a Scotchman. He emigrated to
America and settled at Kingston on the Hudson, where he died
previous to the Revolutionary War. His widow resided in the
outskirts of the village at the time it was destroyed by the
British under Captain Vaughn. The family was making its
escape from the house, and had got a short distance, when
Mrs. Addison, recollecting that she had left behind her an
article of dress which belonged to her mother, and which she
was anxious to preserve, hastened back to recover it. Ob-
taining it, she was just on the point of reaching the top of the
hill when, looking anxiously back, she beheld the flames burst-
ing from her dwelling. The village was entirely destroyed,
with the exception of a single house.*
Maria (Hoffman) Addison died January 7, 1795.
84 Catherine'' (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Anthony^), eighth
child of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catharine Van
Gaasbeck, was born August 17, I754,t and was
baptized at Kingston, August 18 ; sponsors, Thomas
Van Gaasbeck and his wife, Margreta Elmendorf.
Catharine Hoffman married, September 6, 1792,
at Kingston, Henry Elting, of Kingston, and left
issue.
* Holgate's American Genealogy.
t Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
II*
1 66 Cjje i^offtnan oBcncalogp
85 Anthony A.'* (Martin', Nicolaes", Anthony^), ninth
child of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catharine Van
Gaasbeck, was born August 27, 1756,* and was
baptized at Kingston, September 5, 1756; sponsors,
Laurents Van Gaasbeck and Sarah Hoffman.
Anthony A. Hoffman resided in Poughkeepsie.
He was a Judge in Dutchess County, and a man of
considerable influence. He was twice married :
first, at Poughkeepsie, October 2, 1782, to Elizabeth
Snedeker (born October 30, 1759; died 1785),
daughter of Richard Snedeker and Elizabeth Van
Brummel ; and secondly, August 8, 1789, to Ger-
trude Verplanck, daughter of Philip Verplanck
and Effie Beekman, and sister of Catherine Ver-
planck, who married Harmanus Hoffman, the cousin
of Judge Anthony A. Hoffman. Gertrude Ver-
planck was born August 27, 1767, and died Feb-
ruary 9, 1848. She was buried February 11, 1848,
at Christ Church burial-ground, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Anthony A. Hoffman and Elizabeth Snedeker had
two children :
303 Elizabeth Catharine, born 1783; mar. Luke Jacobus
Stoutenburgh.
304 Richard Anthony, born 1785.
Anthony A. Hoffman had, by his second wife,
Gertrude Verplanck, four children :
305 Beekman Verplanck, born 1789; mar. Phoebe Wilmot
Townsend,
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
jpoiiirtj) Penetration 1 6 7
306 Charles Edward, born 1791.
307 Euphemia, bom 1795 ; mar. i. John Babcock.
ii. Philip Verplanck.
308 Samuel Anthony De Veaux, born 1797.
Anthony A. Hoffman died circa 1800. His
youngest child was baptized in the Episcopal
Church, and his widow and children are entered as
members of Christ Church, Poughkeepsie, in 1801.
86 Peter^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony^), tenth child
of Anthony Hoffman (17) and Catharine Van Gaas-
beck, was born May 24, 1759,* and was baptized
at Kingston, May 27, 1759. Apparently he died
previous to 1784, as he is not mentioned among
the sons by his father Anthony in his will, dated
that year.
Children of Zachariah Hoffman (18) and Letitia Brinckerhoff.
89 Zachariah* (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Zecharias^), son of
Zecharias Hoffman (18) and Letitia Brinckerhoff,
was born in 1776, and was "baptized June 13,
1776," at Upper Red Hook, N. Y.t He married
Catharine Addison, of Kingston (No. 303), by
whom he had nine children :
309 Maria Addison, born 1800; mar. William H. Savage.
310 Zachariah, born 1802 ; mar. Catharine Minkler.
311 John Addison, born 1804.
312 Theodore, born 1806; mar. Mary Lasher.
*Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
t Register of Upper Red Hook Church, N. Y.
1 68 €f)e ijoffimn <iBemalo0p
313 Alexander, born September 28, 1807; bap. at Upper Red
Hook, February i, 1809.* He died young.
314 Catharine Louisa, born 181 1.
315 Alexander, bom 1812.
316 Isaac Van Wyck, born 1813 ; died young.
317 Letitia, bom 1819; mar. Capt. Charles Anderson.
Zachariah Hoffman and Catharine Addison lived
in the old homestead of his father, Zachariah Hoff-
man, at Upper Red Hook until their death. Both
are buried in the graveyard surrounding the Old
Red Church at Madalin, N. Y. The tombstones
record that " Zachariah Hoffman died 17 January
i860, in the 84th year of his age," and that
"Catharine Hoffman died February 13, 1848,
aged 70 years."
90 Letitia^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Zecharias^), second
child of Zecharias Hoffman (18) and Letitia Brinck-
erhoff, was baptized at Upper Red Hook, N. Y.,
August 9, 1779. She married, at Upper Red Hook,
January i, 1797, Richard C. Ham, of New York,*
by whom she had eight children :
318 William R. Ham, born 1799; ^^^^ unmarried.
319 Hoffman Ham, born at Red Hook, 180 -; died unmarried.
320 Jane Ham, born at Red Hook, 180 -; died unmarried.
321 Catharine A. Ham, born 180 -; died unmarried.
322 Maria Ham, born 181 1 ; died unmarried.
323 Helen Letitia Ham, born 1814; died unmarried.
324 Richard Ham, born May 7, 1815; bap. at Upper Red
Hook, July 6, 1815.
325 Caroline Ham, born 1817; unmarried.
* Register of Upper Red Hook Church, N. Y.
f ourt!) <iBaicration 169
"Richard C. Ham died January 29, 185 i, in his
80th year," and is buried in the Old Red Church
burial-ground at Madalin, N. Y.
Children of Maria Hoffman (22) and John Ten Broeck.
91 Samuel J. Ten Broeck^ (Martin', Nicolaes', Maria^),
eldest child of Maria Hoffman (22) and John Ten
Broeck, was born June 4, 1756. He lived at
Claverack, Columbia County, N. Y., and married
his first cousin, Maria (born January 2, 1762 ; bap.
at Claverack,* January 27, 1762), daughter of
Jeremiah Ten Broeck and Marytje Van Alen.t
Samuel and Maria Ten Broeck had four children :
326 Johannes Ten Broeck, bom at Claverack, March 8, 1789;
died, unmarried, August 9, iSig.t
327 Dirck Wessel Ten Broeck, born 1792 ; mar. Peggy Benner.
328 Nicholas Ten Broeck, born January 31, 1796. He was
accidentally shot, and died, unmarried, May 29, 1858. t
329 Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck, born 1799; mar. WiUiam E.
Heermance.
" Samuel Ten Broeck died August 6, 1835, aged
79 years 2 mos. and 2 days." His wife, " Maria Ten
Broeck, died April 26, 1835, aged 73 years, 3 mos.
and 24 days."t
92 Jannetje Ten Broeck'* (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Maria^),
second child of Maria Hoffman (22) and Johannes
Ten Broeck, was born March, 1759, and was bap-
* Claverack Reformed Dutch Ch. Register.
tThe Ten Broeck Family, in N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Record, Vol. XX,
pp. 130-1, 158-9.
1 70 €Je Jpoffman <^cncaIogp
tized at Claverack,* April 14, 1759. She died unmar-
ried, November 27, 1833, aged seventy-four years.t
93 Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Maria^), third child of Maria Hoffman (22) and Jo-
hannnes Ten Broeck, was born June 17, 1761, and
was baptized at Claverack,* July 12, 1761. She
married, at Claverack,* April 7, 1782, Peter (bap.
February 2, 1752), son of Hendrik Van Rensselaer
and Elizabeth Van Brugge, by whom she had five
children :t
330 Elizabeth Van Rensselaer, born 1783; mar. Wessel Ten
Broeck.
331 Henry Van Rensselaer, born August 20, 1791 ; died young.
332 Henry Peter Van Rensselaer, born 1794; mar. Maria Fort.
333 Maria Hofifman Van Rensselaer, born April 13, 1797 ; died
young.
334 Maria Van Rensselaer, born at Claverack, November 30,
1799; died unmarried.
95 NicOLAES Ten Broeck^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Maria"),
fifth child of Maria Hoffman (22) and Johannes Ten
Broeck, was born April 5, 1767, and was baptized
at Claverack, May 2, 1767.*
He lived at Greenport, and was twice married :
first, January i, 1800, to Maria (born April 25,
1769), daughter of Harmanus Schuyler and Chris-
tina Ten Broeck, and widow of David Van Rens-
selaer. By his first wife he had six children :
335 Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck, bom 1801; mar. Peter Qui-
dor Schuyler.
* Claverack Reformed Dutch Ch. Register.
tTen Broeck Family, in N. Y. Gen. Record, Vol. XX.
ipourtl) -feneration 1 7 1
336 Harmanus Schuyler Ten Broeck, born November 3, 1802 ;
died February 15, 1803.*
337 David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck, born 1804; mar.
i. Jane Doane.
ii. Mrs. Sarah Heermance.
338 John Jeremiah Ten Broeck, born 1806; mar. Helen Ten
Broeck.
339 Christina Jane Elsie Ten Broeck, born February 4, 1809 ;
mar. Septembers, 1830, Philip H. Knickerbacker, M. D.
She died January 11, 1831.
340 Ann Catharine Ten Broeck, born March 17, 1813; died
August 24, 1814.
Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck died March 25, 18 12,
aged forty-two years and eleven months, and Nico-
laes Ten Broeck married, secondly, at St. John's,
Red Hook, N. Y., October 14, 18 17,* Cornelia
Hoffman (346), daughter of Zachariah Hoffman
(75) and Jane Hoffman (97), by whom he had
three children :
341 Jane Maria Ten Broeck, born October i, 1818; died No-
vember 2, 1820.
342 Cornelia Catharine Ten Broeck, born September 30, 182 1 ;
died September 21, 1856. She is mentioned in the will
of her aunt, Maria Hoffman, proved at Hudson, N. Y.
343 Nicholas Edwin Ten Broeck, born August 17, 1825. He
was a merchant in New York, and married Johanna Prall.
He had no children. He is mentioned in the will of
his aunt, Maria Hoffman, proved at Hudson, N. Y.
Nicolaes Ten Broeck died January 22, 1843 ; his
wife, Corneha Hoffman, died April 13, 1830.*
*Ten Broeck Family, in N. Y. Gen. Record, Vol. XX.
1 72 'CJje i^of&tian ^mcalogp
Child of Petrus Hoffman (23) and Cathariena Van Alstyne.
97 Jannetje"* (Martin^ Nicolaes^, Petrus'*), only child of
Petrus Hoffman (23) and Cathariena Van Alstyne,
was born at Kinderhook, N. Y., and was baptized
there in the Reformed Dutch Church, January 23,
1753.* She married (by license issued at Albany,
April 18, 1772) Zachariah Hoffman (75), son of Colo-
nel Martinus Hoffman (15) and Tryntje Benson, by
whom she had three children :
344 Chatriane (Catharine), bap. at Upper Red Hook, December
II, i774.t She is described as being very simple-minded
and devotedly attached to wild birds and animals,
spending long days in the woods near her home in the
company of squirrels, etc. She died, unmarried, at the
age of twenty-four.
345 Maria, born 1780; died i860.
346 Cornelia, born 1784; mar. Nicolaes Ten Broeck (No. 95).
After the death of Zachariah Hoffman, his widow,
Jane Hoffman, married Grier, by whom she
had one child:
347 Jane, born 179-; mar. Rufus Reed, of Hudson, N.Y.
Children of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du Bois.
98 Gerritjen Bogardus" (Martin\ Tjaatje'-), eldest
child of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du Bois,
was baptized at Kingston, February 18, 1728. She
married at Kingston, October 5, 1749, Coenradt
* Kinderhook Reformed Dutch Ch. Register,
t Upper Red Hook Church Register.
5Fourt|) oBeneration 173
Cornelius Elmendorf, son of Jacobus Elmendorf and
Ariaantje Niewkerk (bap. July 31, 1726), by whom
she had four children :
348 Rebekka Elmendorf, born 1751; mar. Peter Dumont.
349 Cornells C. Elmendorf, born 1755; mar. Rachel Crispell.
350 Ariantje Elmendorf, bap. at Kingston, March 11, 1759;
died young.
351 Ariantje Elmendorf, born 1762; mar. Thomas Van
Gaasbeck.
Gerritjen Bogardus Elmendorf died November
28, 1805.
99 Evert Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), second child
of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du Bois, was
born in 1730. He is mentioned in the wills of his
father and his uncle Everardus Bogardus. He lived
in Kingston, and was married three times. His first
wife was Catharine Du Bois, by whom he had five
children :
352 Petrus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, July 13, 1755.
353 Rebekka Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, July 9, 1758.
354 Everhardus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, March 8, 1761.
355 Catrina Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, May 8, 1763.
356 Maria Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, March 16, 1769.
Evert Bogardus married, secondly, at Kingston,
December 9, 1782, Ariantje Kirrsteeder, by whom
he had two children :
357 Jacob Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, March 7, 1784.
358 John Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, December 4, 1785.
1 74 ^fjc ipoffitian oBmcaiogp
He married, thirdly, at Kingston, July 21, 1796,
Elisabet Hasebroek, by whom he had one child :
359 Ariantje Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, April i, 1797.
loi Maria Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje'-), fourth child
of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du Bois,was
baptized at Kingston, July 25, 1736; sponsors,
Johannes Wynkoop and Maria Bogardus (uncle
and aunt). Maria Bogardus married at Kingston,
November 23, 1759, Benjamin Louw, and had five
children :
360 Rebecca Louw, bap. at Kingston, April 11, 1762; died
young.
361 Petrus Louw, bap. at Kingston, May 6, 1764.
362 Rebecca Louw, 1766; mar. Abraham Hasten.
363 Jannetje Louw, 1770; mar. Andreas Niewkerk.
364 Benjamin Louw, bap. at Kingston, June 6, 1779.
104 Petrus Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), seventh
child of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du
Bois, was baptized at Kingston, January i, 1749;
sponsors, Johannes Wynkoop and Gerritjen Bo-
gardus (uncle and sister). He married at Kings-
ton, by license, on the 24th September, 1775,
Annatje De Witt, by whom he had seven children :
365 Maria Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, June 23, 1776.
366 Jacob Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, September 26, 1779.
367 Elisabet Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, February 10, 1782.
368 Henri Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, August 15, 1784.
369 Anna Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, May 20, 1787.
370 Gerritje Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, December 13, 1789,
371 Petrus Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, April 22, 1792.
ipourtf) (iBcntration 175
105 Catharina Bogardus^ (Martin^, Tjaatje^), eighth
child of Petrus Bogardus (25) and Rebekka Du
Bois, was baptized at Kingston, December 16,
1753; sponsors, Evert Bogardus, Jr., and Maria
Bogardus (brother and sister). She married John
Sleght, and had four children :
372 Rebecca Sleght, bap. at Kingston, August 28, 1774.
373 Maria Sleght, bap. at Kingston, May 30, 1779.
374 Johannes Sleght, bap. at Kingston, July 14, 1782.
375 Petrus Sleght, bap. at Kingston, July 10, 1791.
112 Benjamin Bogardus^ (Martin^ Tjaatje'), fifth child
of Niclaes Bogardus (27) and Rachel Smedes, was
baptized at Kingston, October 18, 1747 ; sponsors,
Benjamin Smedes and his wife, Rachel Janse. He
married, at Kingston, December 30, 1787, Mareitje
Van Keuren, by whom he had three children :
376 Gerritje Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, May 4, 1788.
377 Nicolas Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, March 21, 1790.
378 Rachel Bogardus, bap. at Kingston, July 10, 1791.
113 Johannes Wynkoop^ (Martin', Tjaatje-), eldest
child of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wyn-
koop, Jr., was born July 3, 1729,* and was baptized
at Kingston, July 6, 1729; sponsors, Johannes
Wynkoop and 'Tjaatjen Hoffman (father and grand-
mother). He is said to have married, late in life,
a Miss Ten Broeck, of Flatbush, Ulster County.
He died, without issue, August 29, 1794.*
114 Tjaatje (Charity) Wynkoop^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-),
second child of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johan-
* Family Bible of Johannes Wynkoop.
1 76 €f)e J^ofBnan <^citcalogp
nes Wynkoop, Jr., was born November 19, 1731.*
She married, November i, 1754, at Kingston, N. Y.,
Dirck Wynkoop (born October 15, 1732; bap.
at Kingston, October 22), son of Captain Evert
Wynkoop, Jr., and Aariaantje Schepmoes, by whom
she had two children :
379 Pieter Wynkoop, born 1755 ; mar. Margaret Quackenboss.
380 Maria Wynkoop, born September 3, 1757; died March
16, 1758.
" Dirck Wynkoop was an estimable gentleman, and one ot
the most active and noted persons in Ulster County during
the Revolution. He was an Associator of Kingston, May 29,
1775, and Deputy to the New York Provincial Convention
the same year. He was a member of the Second Provincial
Congress, which met at New York, November 14, 1775, and of
the Committee of Safety. In Committee of Safety, October
II, 1776, he was appointed Inspector of Flour at Kingston.
" By an ordinance of the Convention of 1 7 7 7 , he was appointed
a Judge of the Common Pleas of Ulster County, associate of
Levi Pawling, First Judge. He was a member of the New York
Assembly, 1780-1781. From 1783 he was for ten years First
Judge of the County. In 1788 he was a member of the State
Convention to which was submitted the Federal Constitution.
" His will, dated August 28, 1794, was proved February 18,
1797, and is recorded at Kingston in Book B, 382. He died
December 9, 1796, and his tombstone, in good preservation,
stands beside that of his father. Captain Evert Wynkoop, in
the graveyard of the First Reformed Church at Kingston," *
Tjaatje Wynkoop died November 17, 1757.+
* Wynkoop Genealogy, by Richard Wynkoop, 1878.
t Family Bible of Johannes Wynkoop.
f ourtl) <i5encration 177
1 1 5 Cornelia Wynkoop^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), third child
of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wynkoop,
Jr., was born April 22, 1734,* and was baptized
at Kingston, April' 28, 1734; sponsors, Dirck
Wynkoop and Christina Wynkoop. She married
at Kingston, October 29, 1757, Edward Schoon-
maker, by whom she had one son :
381 Henricus Schoonmaker, bom 1758; mar. Anna Sabina
Wynkoop.
Cornelia Wynkoop Schoonmaker died October
6, I759-*
ir6 Mary Wynkoop'' (Martin\ Tjaatje-), fourth child
of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wynkoop,
Jr., was born March 26, 1736,* and was baptized
at Kingston, March 28, 1736, by the name of
Maria ; sponsors, Evert Bogardus and Geertruy
Chroek (uncle and aunt). She died, unmarried,
January 20, 1762.*
117 Christina Wynkoop* (Martin^ Tjaatje'-), fifth
child of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes
Wynkoop, Jr., was born January 2, 1738,* and was
baptized at Kingston, January 8, 1738; sponsors,
Johannes De Lameeter and Elisabeth Wynkoop.
She died, unmarried, September 18, 1806.* Her
will, dated June 21, 1803, was proved January 20,
1807, and is recorded at Kingston.
* Family Bible of Johannes Wynkoop.
12
1 78 €lj)c J^ofPman <^cncalogp
118 Catharine Wynkoop^ (Martin\ Tjaatje^), sixth
child of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wyn-
koop, Jr., was born April 23, 1739,* and was
baptized at Kingston the same day; sponsors,
Niclaas Bogardus and Rachel Smedes (uncle and
aunt).
She married Joseph Gascherie (marriage bond
dated October 14, I767).t She died March 5,
1813.*
119 Anne Wynkoop^ (Martin\ Tjaatje-), seventh child
of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wynkoop,
Jr., was born May 11, 1741,* and was baptized
at Kingston, under the name of Annetje, May 18,
1 741 ; sponsors, Thomas Beekman and Marretjen
Wynkoop. She married Christopher Tappen
(marriage bond dated April 16, i'j6'j).X
Anne Wynkoop and Christopher Tappen had
nine children :
382 Maria Tappen, bap. at Kingston, June 13, 1762.
383 Cornelia Tappen, bap. at Kingston, October 5, 1763.
384 Petrus Tappen, born 1764; mar. Anne De Witt.
385 Cornelia Tappen, born 1770; mar. Adam J. Doll.
386 George Tappen, born 1772; mar. Anna Kirrsteedt.
387 Catharine Tappen, bap. at Kingston, August 28, \
1774; died young. I Twins.
388 Annatje Tappen, born 1774; mar. William j
Tremper. J
* Johannes Wynkoop's Bible.
t New York Marriages, Book XII, page 62.
X New York Marriages, Book IV, page 151.
fourth) (feneration 1 79
389 Catharine Tappen, bom 1776; mar. Levi Jansen.
390 Christopher Tappen, bap. at Kingston, January i, 1785.
Anne Wynkoop Tappen died May 26, 18 15.*
120 Elizabeth Wynkoop^ (Martin', Tjaatje'-), eighth
child of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wyn-
koop, and a twin with Petrus, was born April 18,
1744,* and was baptized at Kingston, April 22,
1744; sponsors, Jacob Ten Broeck and Hendrikjen
Wynkoop.
Elizabeth Wynkoop married Benjamin De
Meyer (marriage bond dated January 26, 1767),
and had five children :
391 Elisabeth De Meyer, bap. at Kingston, November 2,
1768; mar. Martin G. Shuneman.t
392 John De Meyer, born 1771 ; mar. Alida Smith.
393 Nicolaas De Meyer, born 1773; mar. Christina Cockburn.
394 Maria De Meyer, bap. at Kingston, September 25, 1776;
died young.
395 Mareitje De Meyer, bom 1779; mar. John Souserj
Benjamin De Meyert died about 1802. Eliza-
beth Wynkoop De Meyer survived her husband,
and died August 31, 1822. |
121 Petrus Wynkoop^ (Martin\ Tjaatje'-), ninth child
of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wynkoop,
Jr., and a twin with Elizabeth, was born April 18,
* New York Marriages, Book XI, page 14.
t Schoonmaker's Hist, of Kingston.
X Wynkoop Family Bible.
1 80 €j)c l^offman <^cncalogp
1744,* and was baptized at Kingston, April 22,
1744; sponsors, Petrus Bogardus and Rebekka
Du Bois (uncle and aunt).
Petrus Wynkoop married Mary Van Alstyne
(born July 18, 1753). They lived at Clermont,
and afterwards at Kinderhook, and removed to
Kingston in 1796. They had six children:
396 John Wynkoop, born August 11, 1779; died, unmarried, at
Philadelphia, of yellow fever, September 2, 1799.*
397 Martin Wynkoop, born January 31, 1781 ; died, unmarried,
at Kingston, June 28, 1821, and is buried in the grave-
yard of the Dutch Reformed Church.*
398 Peter Wynkoop, born August 28, 1783; died, unmarried,
at New Orleans.*
399 Abram Wynkoop, born 1786; mar. Maria Van Steen-
burgh.*
400 Catharine Wynkoop, born October 9, 1788; died, unmar-
ried, March, 1862.*
401 Benjamin Wynkoop, bom July 16, 1791 ; died August
15, 1 82 1. His tombstone is in the Kingston graveyard.*
Petrus Wynkoop died February 3, 18 18.* His
wife survived him, and died April 21, 1837.* Her
will, dated September 3, 183 1, was proved April
30, i838.t
122 Lydia Wynkoop^ (Martin', Tjaatje-), tenth child
of Marytje Bogardus (28) and Johannes Wynkoop,
Jr., was born February 15, 1748,* and was bap-
* Johannes Wynkoop's Family Bible,
t County Clerk's Office, Kingston, N, Y., Book I, page 270.
fourth) 45aicration i8i
tized at Kingston, February 19, 1749; sponsors,
Johannes Wynkoop, Jr., Tjaatjen Wynkoop, and
Gerritjen Bogardus. In 1795 she was unmarried,
and joined with others of her father's heirs in sign-
ing a deed under her maiden name.*
123 Geertje (Gertrude) Wynkoop^ (Martin^
Tjaatje"-), eleventh child of Marytje Bogardus (28)
and Johannes Wynkoop, Jr., was born May 23,
1752,1 and was baptized at Kingston the following
day ; sponsors, Cornells Wynkoop and Geertje
Cool, wife of Dirck Wynkoop. By the name of
Geertrui Wynkoop, she joined with others of her
father's heirs in signing a deed in 1795, at which
time she was not married.* Her sister Christina's
will, in 1803, speaks of her as " Gitty." She died
December 18, i837.t
Children of Annetje Bogardus (29) and Isaac Dekker.
126 Maria Dekker^ (Martin\ Tjaatje"), third child of
Annetje Bogardus (29) and Isaac Dekker, was bap-
tized at Kingston, September 21, 1746; sponsors,
John Wynkoop, Jr., and Tjaadje Wynkoop (uncle
and aunt). She married Stephen Eckert, and had
two children :
402 Catherine Eckert, bap. at New Paltz, December 29, 1771.I
403 Steven Eckert, born 177- ; mar. Blandina Smedes (No.
461).
* Kingston Book, 00, 548.
t Johannes Wynkoop's Family Bible.
t New Paltz Church Register.
12*
Ib2
€l)c ipoffinan <0cnea][ogp
127 Petrus Dekker^ (Martin\ Tjaatje"), fourth child
of Annetje Bogardus (29) and Isaac Dekker, was
baptized at Kingston, January 15, 1749 ; sponsors,
Petrus Bogardus and Rebekka Du Bois (uncle and
aunt). He married Maria Hoffman (No. 35),
daughter of Zacharias Hoffman and Maria Ter-
williger, by whom he had ten children :
404 Zacharias Dekker, bap. at Shawangunk, April 20, 1773.
405 Esther Dekker, bap. at Shawangunk, March 19, 1775.
406 Maria Dekker, bap. at Shawangunk, June 29, 1777.
407 Isaac P. Dekker, born 1779 ; mar. Catharine Hoffman (No.
155)-
408 Petrus Dekker, bap. at Shawangunk, October 21, 1781.
409 Sarah Dekker, bap. at Shawangunk, December 28, 1783.
410 Elizabeth Dekker, born February 16; bap. at Shawangunk,
July 5, 1786.
411 Severyn Bruyn Dekker, born May 8, 1791 ; bap. at
Shawangunk.
412 Annike Dekker, born August 4, 1794; bap. at Shawangunk.
413 Elsje Dekker, born October 18, 1798; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
128 Catharina Dekker"* (Martin\ Tjaatje"), fifth child
of Annetje Bogardus (29) and Isaac Dekker, was
baptized at Kingston, August 4, 175 i ; sponsors,
Johannes Wynkoop and Maria Bogardus (uncle
and aunt). She married at Kingston, by hcense,
June 5, 1768, Daniel Graham, by whom she had
two children :
414 Maria Graham, bap. at Kingston, April 16, 1769.
415 Levi Pawling Graham, bap. at Kingston, March 22, 1772.
fiftf) ciBicncration 183
FIFTH GENERATION.
Children of Sarah Hoffman (32) and CorneJius C. Schoonmaker.
131 Maria Schoonmaker' (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Zech-
ariah^, Sarah^), eldest child of Sarah Hofifman (32)
and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, was baptized at
Shawangunk, March 10, 1771. She fell in love
with Simeon Helm, and they both being under age
and their parents refusing their consent to the
match, she made a runaway marriage with him in
1788, Mr. Helm bringing a horse during the night,
when she escaped from her parents' house by a
window, unperceived by any of the household.
The minister who performed the marriage cere-
mony was afterwards severely reprimanded by
the bride's father for having done so.
Maria Schoonmaker and Simeon Helm had six
children:
416 John Parrain Helm, born 1789; mar. Sarah Adair.
417 Cornelius Helm, born August 20, 1793 ; bap. at New Paltz,
October 3, 1793.* He died young.
418 Sarah Helm, bom 179-; mar. John Van Gorder.
419 Caty Helm, born 1800; mar. Walter Masten.
420 Selah Tuthill Helm, born December 16, 1804; bap. at Sha-
wangunk. He died young, at Scipio, N. Y.
421 Zacharias Schoonmaker Helm, born February 29, 1808;
bap. at Shawangunk. He died young, at Birdsall, N. Y.
132 Arriantje SCHOONMAKER'^ (MartinS Zecharias^
Zechariah', Sarah^), second child of Sarah Hoff-
* New Paltz Church Register.
1 84 €jje ipoffman (iBcncaJogp
man (32) and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, was
baptized at Shawangunk, September 14, 1773.
She married Andrew Bedford, and had two daugh-
ters :
422 Sarah Bedford, born 1794; mar. Henry Denton.
423 Harriet Bedford, bom 1796; mar. John J. Galatian.
133 Sarah Schoonmaker^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Zech-
ariah'', Sarah^), third child of Sarah Hoffman (32)
and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, was born December
18, 1775, and was baptized at Shawangunk, Jan-
uary 7, 1776. She married, July 12, 1794, Selah
Tuthill (born October 26, 1771). He was a mem-
ber of the United States Congress at the date of
his death. Sarah Schoonmaker's father gave her
as a marriage portion two farms in the neighbor-
hood of Shawangunk, well stocked, and five colored
servants. She and her husband continued to live
at Shawangunk until 18 14, when they removed to
a property owned by Selah Tuthill seven miles
north of Newburg, on the banks of the Hudson.
This property was called Danskammer, from a
rocky point on which there is now a government
lighthouse. This point was named by Hendrik
Hudson "Des Teufels Danskammer," the Devil's
Dancing Hall, because, according to the legend,
he saw Indians dancing there and supposed them
to be devils. The property comprised 430 acres,
with a frontage of two miles along the west bank
of the Hudson. Here Selah Tuthill and his family
f iftlj <<5cn0ration 185
continued to live until his death, which took place
September 7, 1821.
He and his wife had eight children :
424 Cornelius Tuthill, born 1795 ; mar. Louisa C. Huggins.
425 Ann Tuthill, born 1797; mar. Dr. Daniel Annan.
426 Daniel Strong Tuthill, born 1799 ; mar. Julia Ann Reeve,
427 Hyram Tuthill, born 1802 ; mar. Almira Preston.
428 Arrietta Tuthill, born 1804 ; mar. i. W. S. Jones.
ii. Howell.
429 Selah Tuthill, bom 1806; mar. Ehsabeth W. Redfield.
430 Sarah Maria Tuthill, born December 10, 1809. She spent
a great part of her girlhood at New Haven, Conn., re-
ceiving instruction from the professors at Yale College.
She lives, 1899, in New York City, and her interesting
reminiscences and wonderful memory make her a de-
lightful companion.
431 James Madison Tuthill, born April 13, 1812; bap. at
Shawangunk. He died, unmarried, October 4, 1833.
Sarah Schoonmaker Tuthill died in 1848.
134 Cornelius C. Schoonmaker'^ (Martin\ Zecharias-,
Zechariah'', Sarah^), fourth child of Sarah Hoff-
man (32) and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, was born
at Shawangunk, and was baptized there March 22,
1778. He married Mary Taylor, and had eight
children, all of whom were baptized at Shawan-
gunk, N. Y. :
432 Cornelius Schoonmaker, born July 14, 1797.
433 Sarah Schoonmaker, born July 6, 1799.
434 Elizabeth Schoonmaker, born July 17, 1801.
435 Abraham Taylor Schoonmaker, born April 2, 1805.
1 86 €jje Hoffman <J3cncaIogp
436 Harrietta Schoonmaker, born May 5, 1808.
437 Andrew Bedford Schoonmaker, born May 5, 1810.
438 Ann Tuthill Schoonmaker, born June 25, 18 12.
439 Mary Kain Schoonmaker, born November 16, 1816.
One of their daughters married Gilbert Dillon,
and settled in Iowa.
135 Henricus Schoonmaker'^ (Martin\ Zecharias-,
Zechariah^, Sarah"*), fifth child of Sarah Hoffman
(32) and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, was baptized
at Shawangunk, April 22, 1781. He married
Maritje Terwilliger, and is said to have had sev-
eral children.
136 Zacharias Schoonmaker'^ (Martin^ Zecharias^
Zechariah'^, Sarah^), sixth child of Sarah Hoff-
man (32) and Cornelius C. Schoonmaker, was bap-
tized at Shawangunk, July 8, 1785.
He settled in Kingston, and married there, on
November 29, 1808, Cornelia Marius Groen, also a
resident of Kingston. They had four children :
440 Sarah Catharine Schoonmaker, bom June 21, 1810; died
July 13, 1810.
441 Marius Schoonmaker, born 1811; mar. Elizabeth Van
Wyck Westbrook.
442 Sarah Catharine Schoonmaker, born December 22, 1813;
died December 24, 1813.
443 Julius Schoonmaker, born September 26, 1815; died Sep-
tember 18, 18 1 8.
Zacharias Schoonmaker died in 18 18.
jfiftf) ^tnstatim 187
Child of Hester Hoffman {33) and Jacobus Van Der Lyn.
142 Geertruyde Van Der Lyn^ (Martin\ Zecharias-,
Zechariah^, Hester^), sixth child of Hester Hoff-
man (33) and Jacobus Van Der Lyn, was baptized
at Shawangunk, May 7, 1775. She married
Henry Mould, and had one child:
444 Easter Mould, born August 6, 1800; bap. at Shawangunk.
Child of Evert Hoffman (34) and Elizabeth Deyoe.
146 Cornelius' (Martin', Zecharias^ Zechariah'',
Evert^), eldest child of Evert Hoffman (34) and
Elizabeth Deyoe, was baptized at Shawangunk,
June 10, 1781. He married Elizabeth Alsdorph,
and had the following children, all of whom were
baptized at Shawangunk :
445 Mary Ann, born July 4, 1804.
446 Mima Hendriks, born July 30, 1808. She died young.
447 Elizabeth Alsdorph, born November 30, 1809.
448 Mymy Hendriks, born July 6, 1812; bap. October 25
1812.
An entry in the Shawangunk baptismal register,
states that Cornelius Hoffman died June 19, 1864.
Children of Maria Hoffman (35) under their father,
Petrus Dekker (127).
Child of Zacharias Hoffman (36) and Maria J. Terwilliger.
152 Elizabeth^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah'\ Zach-
arias'*), fifth child of Zacharias Hoffman (36) and
1 88 €j)c ]^offimn <^eiicaIogp
Maria J. Terwilliger, was born July lo, 1795, and
was baptized at Shawangunk. She married, at
New Paltz, September 8, 181 1, John Irwin.*
Children of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and Sarah Terwilliger.
154 Maria^ (MartinS Zecharias^ Zechariah^ Nicolaes^),
second child of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and Sarah
Terwilliger, was baptized at Shawangunk, Janu-
ary 26, 1783. She married Peter Van Aken, and
had one son :
449 Nicholas Hoffman Van Aken, born August 4, 1812; bap.
at Shawangunk.
155 Cathrina^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Zechariah^ Nico-
laes^), third child of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and
Sarah Terwilliger, was baptized at Shawangunk,
October 24, 1784. She married her cousin, Isaac
P. Dekker (No. 407), and had three children :
450 Maria Catharine Dekker, born January 3, 1806; bap. at
Shawangunk.
451 Zacharias Bruyn Dekker, born April 4, 1808; bap, at
Shawangunk.
452 Nicholas Hoffman Dekker, bap. at Shawangunk, Decem-
ber 4, 1813.
156 EVERT^ (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Zechariah^, Nicolaes^),
fourth child of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and Sarah
Terwilliger, was baptized at Shawangunk, Sep-
tember 26, 1786; sponsors. Evert Hoffman and
Elizabeth Deyoe. He married at New Paltz,
* New Paltz Church Register.
fiftj) (jBcneration 189
February 14, 18 12, Leah Alsdorf,* by whom he
had three children :
453 Peter Alsdorf, bap. at Shawangunk, January 29, 1813.
454 Nicholas, bap. at Shawangunk, December 25, 18 14.
455 Gilbert, bap. at Shawangunk, January 27, 1817.
157 Teunis'^ (Martin\ Zecharias'-, Zechariah^ Nicolaes''),
fifth child of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and Sarah Ter-
wilhger, was born September 2, 1790, and was
baptized at Shawangunk. He married Sarah
Dubois, and had two sons :
456 William Smith, bap. at Shawangunk, May 20, 18 16.
457 Andrew Dewitt, bap. at Shawangunk, April 28, 1819.
158 SaraH'^ (Martin\ Zecharias^, Zechariah^ Nicolaes"),
sixth child of Nicolaes Hoffman (37) and Sarah
Terwilliger, was born November 2, 1792, and was
baptized at Shawangunk. She married Jonathan
Hoffman, and had two children :
458 Easter Hoffman, bap. at Shawangunk, December 20, 18 15.
459 Henry Hoffman, bap. at Shawangunk, May 9, 1818.
159 CHARLES'^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Zechariah■^ Nico-
laes"*), seventh child of Nicolaes Hoffman {^';) and
Sarah Terwilliger, was born August 13, 1795, and
was baptized at Shawangunk. He married . . . ,
and had one child, whose mother died at her
birth :
460 Margaret Ann, bap. at Shawangunk, April 3, 1819.
* New Paltz Church Register.
I90 €|)e ipoffttian (iBaiealogp
Children of Jan Hoffman (55^ and Magdalena Bevier.
176 Cornelia^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Jacobus^, Jan'*),
second child of Jan Hoffman (55) and Magdalena
Bevier, was baptized at Shawangunk, July 6,
1777. She married David Smedes, and had two
children :
461 B'andina Smedes, born January 3, 1798 ; bap. at Shawan-
gunk, She married Stephen Eckert (No. 403).
462 Selsamus Smedes, born December 7, 1800 ; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
177 Margret^ (Martin^ Zecharias", Jacobus^ Jan*),
third child of Jan Hoffman (55) and Magdalena
Bevier, was baptized at Shawangunk Church,
May 2, 1779. She married George Haines, and
had two children :
463 Catharina Haines, bap. at Shawangunk, June 6, 1799.
464 Leentie Haines, born December 19, 1800; bap. at Sha-
wangunk.
178 Johannes^ (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Jacobus^ Jan*),
fourth child of Jan Hoffman (55) and Magdalena
Bevier, was baptized at Shawangunk Churchy
September 2, 1781. He married Jane Rosenkrans,
and had seven children :
465 EHza Jane, born September 29, 1806 ; bap. at Shawangunk
466 Jonas, born April 24, 1808; bap. at Shawangunk.
467 Jacobus, bap. at Shawangunk, March 17, 1810.
468 Sally Maria, bap. at Shawangunk, November 6, 181 1.
469 Magdalena, bap. at Shawangunk, January 26, 1814.
f iftl) oBcncration 191
470 Catharine, bap. at Shawangunk, April 15, 1816; died
young.
471 Catharine Ann, bap. at Shawangunk, June 19, 1817.
180 Magdalena-^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Jacobus^ Jan"),
sixth child of Jan Hoffman (55) and Magdalena
Bevier, was baptized at Shawangunk Church,
December 26, 1785. She married Isaac Hoffman
(No. 185), and had four children, enumerated un-
der their father's name.
181 HESTER'^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Jacobus'^ Jan"*), sev-
enth child of Jan Hoffman (55) and Magdalena
Bevier, was born September 26, 1790, and was
baptized at Shawangunk Church. She married
John Dubois, Jr., and had two children :
472 Hiram Dubois, born December 23, 1809; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
473 Lena Hoffman Dubois, bap. at Shawangunk, August
18, 1812.
Child of Jacobus Hoffman (56) and Rebekka Haynes.
185 ISAAC^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Jacobus^ Jacobus"),
second child of Jacobus Huffman (57) and Rebekka
Haynes, was baptized at Shawangunk, September
8, 1782. He married his cousin, Magdalena Hoff-
man (No. 180), and had four children:
474 Cornelia, bom December 5, 1808; bap. at Shawangunk.
475 Luther, bap. at Shawangunk, July 7, 181 1.
476 Maria, bap. at Shawangunk, February 16, 1814.
477 Calvin, bap. at Shawangunk, February 16, 1817.
192 €f|c i^ofBman <^aiealogp
Children of Ida Hoffman (58) and John McCord.
195 Thomas McCorD'^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Jacobus^
Ida^), eldest child of Ida Hoffman (58) and John
McCord, was baptized at Shawangunk, Novem-
ber 15, 1778. He married Mary Crans, and had
five children :
478 Margaret McCord, born October 20, 1803; bap. at Sha-
wangunk.
479 Ida McCord, born December 29, 1804; bap. at Shawan-
gunk.
480 Catharine McCord, bap. at Shawangunk, October i, 1813.
481 Abram McCord, bap. at Shawangunk, September 15,1815.
482 Rebecca McCord, bap. at Shawangunk, December 12,
197 John McCord^ (Martin\ Zecharias^ Jacobus^
Ida^), third child of Ida Hoffman (58) and John
McCord, was baptized at Shawangunk, Decem-
ber 15, 1782. He married Barbara Terwilliger,
and had a daughter :
483 Easter Jane McCord, born April 30, 1808; bap. at Sha-
wangunk.
Children of Tryntje Bruyn (61) and John Graham, Jr.
200 Ida GRAHAM'^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Ida'^), eldest
child of Tryntje Bruyn (61) and John Graham, Jr.,
was born in 177-. She married Cornelius Horn-
beck, and had a son :
484 James Swarthout Hornbeck, born November 12, 1802;
bap. at Shawangunk.
f iftl) (feneration 193
201 Ann Graham^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Ida^), second
child of Tryntje Bruyn (6i) and John Graham, Jr.,
was born in 177- She married James S. Bruyn,
Jr., and had two children :
485 Gesenna Graham Bruyn, born January 27, 1805; bap. at
Shavvangunk.
486 James Bruyn, born April 10, 1807 ; bap. at Shawangunk.
Child of Qeertruyd Bruyn (62) and Mathusalem Du Bois.
205 Cornelius Bruyn Du Bois' (Martin\ Zecharias",
Ida^), second child of Geertruyd Bruyn (62) and
Mathusalem Du Bois, was born June 17, 1776,
and was baptized at New Paltz.* He married
Rachel Du Bois, and had the following children :
487 Jacob Lowe Du Bois, born 1801 ; bap. at New Paltz.*
488 Methusalem Du Bois, born 1803; bap. at New Paltz.*
489 Rebekka Du Bois, born 1807; bap. at New Paltz,*
Child of ZacharJas Bruyn (64) and Elizabeth Lefeber.
2 1 1 Geertruyd Bruyn^ (Martin^ Zecharias"-, Ida'^), fifth
child of Zacharias Bruyn (64) and Elizabeth Lefe-
ber, was born in 180-. She married Hezekiah
Watkins.t
Children of Abraham Bruyn (65) and Sarah Jansen.
214 J ANSON Bruyn' (Martin\ Zecharias'-^, Ida'), third
child of Abraham Bruyn (65) and Sarah Jansen,
* New Paltz Church Register.
T MSS. belonging to Mrs. Charles A. Bruyn, of Kingston, N. Y.
13
194 €f)c j^offttian (iBcncalogp
was born May 2, 1793, and was baptized at Sha-
wangunk. He married Maria, daughter of Johannes
and Margaret Bruyn.* They had two children.
215 Cornelius A. Bruyn'^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Ida^),
fourth child of Abraham Bruyn (65) and Sarah
Jansen, was born in 1795. He married Jemima,
daughter of James L. Bruyn and Ann, his wife.
His wife survived him, and lived for many years
at Pecanasink, N. Y.*
217 Thomas Bruyn^ (Martin^ Zecharias", Ida'^), sixth
child of Abraham Bruyn (65) and Sarah Jansen,
was born August 23, 1799, and was baptized at
Shawangunk. He married Matilda, daughter of
James L. Bruyn and Ann, his wife, and the sister
of Jemima, who married Cornelius A. Bruyn (No.
215).* They had four children.
218 John BruyN'^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Ida^), seventh
child of Abraham Bruyn (65) and Sarah Jansen,
was born September 28, 1801, and was baptized
at Shawangunk. He lived at Gardiner, Ulster
County, N. Y.*
Children of Cornelia Hoffman (67) and Isaac Roosevelt.
22 2 Abraham Roosevelt^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Mar-
tinus^ Cornelia"'), eldest child of Cornelia Hoffman
{6y) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born August 13,
* MSS. belonging to Mrs. Charles A. Bruyn, of Kingston, N. Y.
jpiftJ) (iBenccation 195
1753, and was baptized August 15, "having for
his godfather and godmother Jacobus Roosevelt
and Catharin Roosevelt who being his Grand-
father & Mother." He died October 2, " in the
same year and was interd. in the Family Vault in
the New Dutch Church Yard" [New York].*
223 Martinus Roosevelt' (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus^, Cornelia^), second child of Cornelia Hoffman
{Gy) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born October 27,
1754, and was baptized on October 30, "Having
for God Father and God Mother his Grandfather
and Grandmother Martinus and Trintje Hoffman."
He died September 20, 1755, "and was interd. in
the Family Vault."*
224 Catharine Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus'', Cornelia'), third child of Cornelia Hoffman
{6^) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born July 28, 1756,
and was baptized August 4, " Having for her God
Father and God Mother her Grandfather and
Grandmother Jacobus and Catharine Roosevelt."
"She died May 19, 1807, at her sister Cornelia
Kissam's, aged 50 years and 1 1 mos. and 1 1 dys."*
225 Sarah Roosevelt'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Cornelia^), fourth child of Cornelia Hoffman {Gy)
and Isaac Roosevelt, was born November 18,
1758, and was baptized November 22, "in the
Old Dutch Church [New York] by Dominie
* Family Bible in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
196 €|)e ]^offiiian ^cncalogp
Ritzma, having for God Father and God Mother
Nicholas Hoffman and Helena, wife of Andrew
Barclay." *
She died December 18, 1777, "after five days'
sickness, being nineteen years and eleven months
old. And as she died at Red Hook in Dutchess
County, she was interred there in the Family
Burying Ground near her Grandmother Hoffman."*
226 James Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Cornelia^), fifth child of Cornelia Hoffman {6y) and
Isaac Roosevelt, was born in New York, January
10, 1760, and was baptized "in the Old Dutch
Church by Dominie Ritzma, January 24, Having
for his God Father and God Mother Jacobus
Roosevelt, Junr., and Mary Hoffman, unmarried."*
James Roosevelt was married three times. He
married, first, November 15, 1786, Maria Eliza
Walton, daughter of Abraham Walton. She was
born March 15, 1769. They had nine sons and
two daughters :
490 A son, born and died January 12, 1788.*
491 Grace Roosevelt, born January 12, 1789; died March 22,
1789.*
492 Isaac Roosevelt, bom 1790; mar. Mary R. Aspinwall.
493 Grace Roosevelt, born 1792; mar. Dr. Guy Carleton
Bayley.
494 James Roosevelt, born 1794.
495 Walton Roosevelt, born September 23, 1796; died No-
vember II, 1836.*
* Family Bible in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
jfiftt) ^Reiteration 197
496 Edward Roosevelt, born January 22, 1799; bap. at North
Church. He died at Poughkeepsie.*
497 Richard Varick Roosevelt, born 1802; mar. Anna Maria
Lyle.
498 Alexander Hamilton Roosevelt, born 1804.
499 Hamilton Roosevelt, born 1805.
500 Henry Walton Roosevelt, born February 13, 1809; "bap.
at Harlaem, August 3, 1809, by Rev. Mr. Romeyn.
He died December 9, 1827."*
Maria Eliza Roosevelt died March 23, 18 10.
" In her death her husband and children have sus-
tained irreparable loss. They have cause long —
very long — to mourn the most affectionate and
best of wives and most tender of mothers."*
James Roosevelt married, secondly, in 18 12,
Catharine Eliza Barclay,! daughter of James Bar-
clay and Mary Van Beverhout, of New York. She
was born April 22, 1783. By her he had two
children :
501 Susan Barclay Roosevelt, bom July 31, 1813; died un-
married.
502 James Barclay Roosevelt, born in 181 5 ; died unmarried.
Catharine Eliza Roosevelt died February 26,
1 8 16, and James Roosevelt married, thirdly, in
1 82 1, Harriet Rowland (born 1784), by whom he
had no issue.
James Roosevelt died February 6, 1847.
13
Family Bible in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
t N. Y. Gen. Record, XXV, 179.
*
198 €tjc i^ofBnian <^cncaIogp
227 Cornelia Roosevelt^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus^, Cornelia^), sixth child of Cornelia Hoff-
man {Gj) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born April 29,
1761, and was baptized May 22, "in our house
by Dominie De Ronda." She died June i in the
same year, and was interred in the family vault.*
228 Maria Roosevelt^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Marti-
nus^, Cornelia^), seventh child of Cornelia Hoffman
{6y) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born August 5, 1763,
and was baptized on August 24th in the Old
Dutch Church, New York, by Dominie Ritzma;
witnesses, Andrew Barclay and Maria Hoffman
(unmarried).*
She was married. May 8, 1786, in the Re-
formed Dutch Church, New York, to Colonel
Richard Varick. They had no children.
Colonel Richard Varick was born March 25, 1753, and was
baptized April, 1753. He was a lawyer in New York; was
Colonel in the Revolutionary War; Recorder of the city from
1783 to 1789; and Mayor, 1789 to 1800. For many years
he was President of the Society of the Cincinnati, and at the
time of his decease he was President of the American Bible
Society. He died in Jersey City, July 30, 1831.
Maria Roosevelt Varick died July 19, 1841,
aged yj years, 11 months, 17 days,* and is buried
by the side of her husband at the rear of the
church at Hackensack, N. J.
229 Martin Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Marti-
nus^, Cornelia^), eighth child of Cornelia Hoffman
* Family Bible in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
jriftj) siBcneration 1 99
{67) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born May 22, 1765,
and was baptized June 5th, "by Dominie Laidley
(his aunt's husband) in the Old Dutch Church,"
New York. His godfather was Anthony Hoffman
and his godmother, Elizabeth Syms, widow of
Peter Roosevelt.*
He entered Princeton College, where he was
taken ill and died, " after a lingering Disorder of
about two months," September 19, 1781, and was
interred in the Burial Ground of the Presbyterian
Church at Princeton, "being 16 years 3 months
and 14 days old." *
230 Cornelia Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus^ Cornelia^), ninth child of Cornelia Hoffman
(67) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born April 27, 1767,
and was baptized May 13th by Dominie De Ronda
in the Old Dutch Church, New York, her god-
father being Martinus Hoffman, and her god-
mother Alida Livingston, "wife of do. Hoffman."*
She married in the Reformed Dutch Church,
New York, on Wednesday, January 10, 1786, Dr.
Benjamin Kissam (son of Benjamin Kissam and
Catharine Rutgers, of New York), brother of
Helena Kissam, the wife of Philip Livingston
Hoffman (No. 76). They had no children.
231 Helena Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'^, Mar-
tinus^, Cornelia^), tenth child of Cornelia Hoffman
(67) and Isaac Roosevelt, was born August 30,
* Family Bible in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
200 €|)c JpofEnian (iBcncalogp
1768, and was baptized September 4th, by Domi-
nie De Ronda in the New Dutch Church, New
York, her godfather being James Barclay, and her
godmother, her aunt, Sarah Ogden, wife of Nich-
olas Hoffman.*
She died September 7, 1796, "of a lingering
Disorder, which she bore with exemplary resigna-
tion and patience." She was interred in the family
vault.
Children of Nicholas Hoffman (68) and Sarah Ogden.
232 Martin' (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Nicholas^),
eldest child of Nicholas Hoffman (68) and Sarah
Ogden, was born October 16, 1763, at Newark,
N.J.
He was a prominent merchant and auctioneer
in New York for many years. He was a man of
much public spirit and took an interest in every
public enterprise. He was elected a member of
the Chamber of Commerce, February 3, 1789. In
1791 he belonged to a Fire Company ; in 1792 he
was a Sachem of Tammany Hall ; and in the same
year he was a Captain in the First Regiment of
Infantry, a Master in St. Andrew's Freemason
Lodge, and Grand Master of the State of New
York.
In 1792 he was in business for himself at 6"]
Water Street; and in 1795 he founded the auction
and commission house of Hoffman and Seton, his
partner being Charles Seton. In 1808 Mr. Glass
* Family Bible in possession of James Roosevelt, Esq.
MARTIN HOFFMAN.
From portrait in possession of Col. Wickham Hoffman.
Genealogy of The Hoffman Family.
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1899.
A CORRECTION.
Page 201.
Mary Frances Seton was the daughter of William Seton, by his second wife Anna Maria
Curzun, They were married at Brunswick, New Jersey, by a Presbyterian clergyman, on
November 29, 1776; William Seton having previously married her sister, Rebecca Curzon,
on March 2, 1767, by whom he also had children.
References. — An Old Family, by Monsignor Seton, Brentano's, 1899, pages 264, 267, 268.
Records of Trinity Church, New York. Family of Seton, by George Seton, page 305. Con-
veyances, New York, Liber 50, page 321. Conveyances, New York, Liber 59, page 512. Con-
veyances, New York, Liber 70, page 523.
f ifirt) <i5cncratton 201
was admitted to the firm, in 1823 his son Lindley
Murray, and in 1826 his son Martin, Jr., under
the name of M. Hoffman and Sons, at 65 Wall
Street.
Martin Hoffman was twice married. He mar-
ried, first, in New York, November 17, 1789 (the
Rev. Mr. Moore officiating), Beulah Murray (born
May 25, 1762), daughter of Robert and Mary
Murray and sister of Lindley Murray, the gram-
marian. By her he had five children :
503 Nicholas, born September 14, 1790; died June 29, 1791.
504 David Murray, born 1791 ; mar. i. Frances Amelia Burrall.
ii. Mary Murray Ogden.
505 Lindley Murray, born 1793; mar. Susan Lindley Ogden.
506 Martin, born 1795; mar. Elizabeth Hale Oilman.
507 Anna Maria, born 1797; mar. Anthony R. Livingston.
Beulah Murray Hoffman died in Philadelphia,
October 27, 1800.
Martin Hoffman married, secondly. May 14, 1802,
Mary Frances Seton (born March 21, 1785), daugh-
ter of William and Harriet (Colden) Seton, by whom
he had ten children :
508 Serena, born 1803; mar. Dr. Chandler Robbins Oilman.
509 Mary Seton, born June 3, 1805; "bap. by the Rev. Mr.
Harris, at the Cottage."* She died at the family home,
Oreen Hill, Ooshen, N. Y., July 4, 1863.
510 William Seton^ born September ;^o, 1806; died August
19, 1807.*
511 Matilda, born 1809; mar. Dr. William Currie Roberts.
* Family Bible of Mrs. Martin Hoffman.
202 €j)c i^offman 45cnenIogp
512 Edward, born June 14, 181 1 ; " baptized by the Rev. Mr.
Harris at St. Mark's Church. Sponsors — My eldest
and dear Son, Murray Hofifman (to whose particular
care I give him), my brother, Samuel W. Seton, and
Charlotte C. Ogden."* He died March 14, 1830, of
scarlet fever, in his nineteenth year.
513 Maria Colden, born 181 3; mar. Dr. John Pattison.
514 Cecilia Seton, born 181 5; mar. Richard McAllister.
515 Harriet, born 1817; mar. the Rev. H. H. Bean.
516 Cadwallader Colden, born 18 19; mar. i. Virginia Hale.
ii. Caroline Hogan.
517 James Farquhar, born 1826; mar. i. Frances Maria Rut-
ledge, ii. Eliza Rutledge.
iii. Elizabeth Denton Wilkins.
Martin Hoffman died January 30, 1828, at his
house, 691 Broadway, of an apoplectic fit, in his
64th year. He was buried at St. Mark's Church,
amidst many tokens of respect and grief.
The following notice from the "Christian Jour-
nal," written by his friend Bishop Hobart, bears
testimony to the regard in which he was held :
" It has become our melancholy duty to notice the death
of Martin Hoffman, who died suddenly in this city on the 30th
January, in the 64th year of his age. Rarely has a death oc-
curred more keenly felt by a numerous circle of relatives and
friends, or more sincerely lamented by the community of which
he had so long been a member, than that of the subject of the
present notice.
" Throughout a long life of commercial pursuits, Mr. Hoff-
man had sustained what in these days, so noted for reckless-
* Family Bible of Mrs. Martin Hoffman.
fiit^ (^mttation 203
ness of character, cannot be too highly appreciated — an
unblemished reputation for integrity. We consider this praise
the more valuable because his had not been a uniformly pros-
perous portion — he had had bitter and confirmed experience
of those sudden reverses to which men of business are, in this
country, more especially liable, and which, alas! too often
leave behind them an indelible stain upon the character. With
him it was different. Such was the confidence in his principles
and exertions, that friends were always found ready to extricate
him from his difficulties and enable him to continue efforts so
honorable for him to make and for them to encourage.
" Nor is it in matters of private interest only that his exam-
ple deserves to be held up to view — in the cause of institutions
of a benevolent nature, or whose object was the public benefit,
he cheerfully contributed his time and the aid of a judgment
which, aiming only at good, seldom mistook the means of
effecting it. Of the Church to which he belonged at his death
he was a warm and consistent friend; for more than thirty
years had he taken a prominent part in the management of its
concerns, and by the prudence of his counsels, as well as by
his more active efforts, studied to advance its temporal inter-
ests ; while by a regular attendance upon the services of the
sanctuary and a devout participation in 'its holy mysteries' he
evinced a corresponding regard for its spiritual welfare.
" Of Mr. Hoffiuan in the relations of husband, father, friend,
we would gladly, and we could feelingly, speak — but we for-
bear. The anguish of the widow, orphans, and kindred of the
deceased, and the sympathy of a whole community, declare
more powerfully than words the number and the elevated char-
acter of his private and domestic virtues."
After his death Mrs. Hoffman and her young
family went to live in Stratford, Connecticut. Later
they removed to Goshen, N. Y., where she re-
204 €j)e J^offttian ciBcnealogp
mained until her death in 1861. One of her chil-
dren thus records the sad event in the family-
Bible :
" Our mother fell asleep in Jesus, June 21, 1861,
in our beautiful home, Green Hill, Goshen, New
York, aged ']6 years and three months. Her son-
in-law, the Rev. H. H. Bean, commended her dy-
ing soul to our God in the Church prayers. Her
end was perfect peace. True and lovely tributes
to her almost faultless character appeared in the
' Church Journal,' the ' Episcopal Recorder,' the
* Goshen Democrat,' the ' Carrier Dove.' " *
233 JosiAH OgdeN'^ (Martin', Nicolaes", Martinus^,
Nicholas^), second child of Nicholas Hoffman (68)
and Sarah Ogden, was born at Newark, N. J.,
April 14, 1766.
He was admitted to the bar at an early age,
and became a very distinguished lawyer. He
was one of the most eminent members of the New
York Bar at the time when Hamilton, Kent, Scott,
Emmet, Wells, and other celebrated jurists also
adorned it. His forte was the examination of
witnesses and the management of juries.
He was president of the Philological Society,
and rode at the head of that society in the pro-
* " Mrs. Hoffman was eminently qualified for bringing up a family wisely
and well, as she possessed a sound understanding, a refined mind, and an
earnest, well-regulated Christian character. To her influence may be
traced the early manifestations of piety in her son, Cadwallader Colden, as
well as the future development of decided Christian character in many of
her other children." — "Spirit of Missions," Vol. XXXIII, p. 285.
f tftj) (iBcneration 205
cession on the celebration of the adoption of the
Federal Constitution in New York in 1788.
Shortly after Washington's inauguration, May
12, 1789, the "Tammany Society," or "Colum-
bian Order," was founded. It was named from
the celebrated Indian chief, and was composed at
first of the moderate men of both political parties,
and appears not to have been recognized as a
party institution until the time of President Jeffer-
son. In 1 79 1 Josiah Ogden Hoffman was elected
Grand Sachem.
In 1 79 1-2, 1792-3, 1794-5 and 1797 he was
Member of Assembly ; and in 1798 Attorney-Gen-
eral of the State. In 1808 he was chosen Recorder
of the City of New York, and continued in that
office until 181 5. At the time of his death, in
18 1 5, he was First Associate Judge of the Su-
preme Court of New York.
Josiah Ogden Hoffman was twice married. He
married, first, on February 16, 1789, Mary, second
daughter of David Colden, Esq., and his wife,
Ann Willet of Coldenham, Orange County, N. Y.
She was born at Fort Orange, New York City,
April 7, 1770, and died February 19, 1797. By
her he had four children :
518 Ann, bom 1790; mar, Charles Nicholas.
519 Matilda, born 1792; died unmarried.
520 Mary, born 1796; mar. Philip Rhinelander.
521 Ogden, born 1799 ; mar. i. Emily Burrall.
ii. Virginia Southard.
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Josiah Ogden Hoffman married, secondly, August
7, 1802, Maria Fenno, daughter of John Ward
Fenno and Mary Curtis, and by her had three
children :
522 Charles Fenno, born 1806; died unmarried.
523 George Edward, born 1808; mar. Phoebe Wagner White.
524 Julia, born March 5, 1810; died, unmarried, April 28,
1861.
Josiah Ogden Hoffman died in New York,
January 24, 1837.
234 Mary Gillou^ (Martin', Nicolaes", Martinus^
Nicholas^), third child of Nicholas Hoffman (68)
and Sarah Ogden, was born in New York, Sep-
tember 7, 1773.
She married James Seton, son of William Seton
and de Curzon, and died previous to 18 15,
in which year her mother made a will leaving
bequests to " Sarah Seton and the other children
of my deceased daughter, Mary Gillou, wife of
James Seton." The children were :
525 Emma Seton, born 18 — .
526 Ethelinda Seton, born 18 — .
527 Alfred Seton, born 1825; mar. Fanny Barnewall.
528 Mary Hammond Seton, born 18 — ; mar. Henry Ogden.
529 Serena Seton, born 18 — .
530 Sarah Seton, born 18 — .
531 William Seton, born 18--; died 18 — ,
f iftf) <^ninration 207
Children of Robert Hoffman (69) and Sarah Van Alstyne.
235 Elizabeth'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^, Martinus^, Rob-
ert^), eldest child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69)
and Sarah Van Alstyne, was born at Poughkeep-
sie, 1 76- She married, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
June 10, 1783, Theodorus Bailey, by whom she
had four children :
532 John R. Bailey, born at Poughkeepsie, September 29, 1784;
mar. Mary Freeman.
533 Robert J. Bailey, born at Poughkeepsie, February 28,
1787, and bap. there, June 17, in the same year; died,
unmarried, 18 — .
534 James Bailey, born 1789; mar. Foster.
535 William Bailey, born at Poughkeepsie, December 28, 1791.
General Theodorus Bailey was the son of Colonel John
Bailey of Poughkeepsie (born Dec. 4, 1732 ; died Aug. 9, 1806)
and Aeltje Van Wyck, his wife. He was born Oct. 12, 1758,
and died Sept. 6, 1828, and was buried in the Cemetery at
Poughkeepsie. He was thrice married, Elizabeth Hoffman
being his third wife.
He was a member of the Assembly from Dutchess County,
a member of the Third, Fourth, Sixth, and Seventh United
States Congresses, a United States Senator, and Postmaster
of New York City at a time when there was no Postmaster-
General. He died in office, having held the position for about
twenty-five years.
236 ISAAC^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^, Robert*),
second child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69) and
Sarah Van Alstyne, was born in Poughkeepsie,
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and was baptized there, May 4, 1766. He mar-
ried Nellie , and had no children.
237 Robert^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Robert^),
third child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69) and
Sarah Van Alstyne, was born at Poughkeepsie,
March i, 1769, and was baptized there March 12.
He was twice married: first, on April 3, 1791, at
Poughkeepsie, to Catherine Hegeman,* by whom
he had seven children :
536 Robert, born at Poughkeepsie, July 28, 1792; and bap.
there, August 14.*
537 Sarah, born September 26; bap. at Poughkeepsie, No-
vember 17, 1793.*
538 Eliza, born 179-; mar. Isaac Cornell.
539 Martin, born 179-; mar. Julia Harrison.
540 Isaac, born 179-; mar. Mary Sickles.
541 Catherine, born 1800; mar. Dr. William Thomas.
542 Derick Brinckerhoff, born November i, 1807; bap. at
Poughkeepsie, January i, 181 7.* He married (i)
Harriet Martin; (ii) Martin, sister of his first
wife. He had no children.
Robert Hoffman married, secondly, Sarah
Bergher, by whom he had two children :
543 Amelia, born March 15, 1815; bap. at Poughkeepsie, Jan-
uary I, 181 7.* She died young.
544 Josiah Ogden, born June 30, 1817; bap. at Poughkeepsie,
April 14, 1818.* He died, unmarried, 1886.
238 Abraham-^ (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Robert^),
fourth child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69) and
* Poughkeepsie Dutch Church Register.
f tftl) <i5encration 209
Sarah Van Alstyne, was born at Poughkeepsie,
August 5, 1 77 1. He married, May lo, 1798,
Esther Thorn (born October 14, 1772), daughter
of Dr. Stephen and EHzabeth Thorn, by whom he
had two daughters :
545 Jane, born 1799; mar. Nathaniel Hussey Jewett.
546 Sarah, born 1802 ; died, unmarried, March 13, 1874.
Abraham Hoffman died May 20, 1 8 1 2 ; his wife
died May 25, 1810.
239 MARTIN'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes"-, Martinus^ Robert'),
fifth child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69) and
Sarah Van Alstyne, was born at Poughkeepsie,
in 1773. He married, at Fishkill, N. Y., January
17, 1792, Amelia Dutcher.* They had no children.
240 Catrina'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Robert^),
sixth child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69) and
Sarah Van Alstyne, was born at Poughkeepsie,
January 29, 1775, and was baptized there Feb-
ruary 19; sponsors, Martin Hoffman and Mar-
garet Hoffman. t She married, at Fishkill, N. Y.,
July 31, 1794, Derick A. Brinckerhoff,* and had
three children :
547 Abraham Brinckerhoff, born 179-; mar. Catherine
Champler.
548 Robert R. Brinckerhoff, born 179-; mar. Mary Champler.
549 Sarah Brinckerhoff, bom 180 -; mar. Isaac Whetmore.
* Fishkill Dutch Church Register,
t Poughkeepsie Dutch Church Register.
14
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241 Maria^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Robert*),
seventh child of Colonel Robert Hoffman (69) and
Sarah Van Alstyne, was born at Poughkeepsie,
November 17, 1777, and was baptized there,
December 14, 1777.*
She married, February 21, 1799, Samuel Thorn
(born September 7, 1769; died April 2, i82o),t
by whom she had eight children :
550 Stephen Thorn, born 1800; mar. Mary Sleight.t
551 Robert Thorn, born 1802; mar, Catherine Akin. t
552 Eliza Thorn, born 1805; mar. William T. Teller.t
553 Sarah Thorn, bom 1808; mar. George B. Adriance.t
554 Esther Thorn, born December 24, 1810; died, unmarried,
December i, i885.t
555 Mary Thorn, born October 10, 18 13; died, unmarried,
August 25, 1882. t
556 James Thorn, born July 4, 1817 ; died March 4, i8i8.t
557 Caroline Thorn, born 1819; mar. John S. Sleight.t
Mary Hoffman Thorn died May 3, i852.f
Child of Anthony Hoffman (70) and Mary Rutgers.
242 ElizA'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Anthony^),
only child of Colonel Anthony Hoffman (70) and
Mary Rutgers, was born in 177-. She married
her third cousin, Nicholas Gouverneur Rutgers
(born September 30, 1771 ; died October 12, 1857),
son of Anthony Rutgers, 3d. She had no chil-
dren, and died October 24, 1867.
* Poughkeepsie Dutch Church Register.
t Family Bible in possession of Mrs. Eugene (Teller) Wells.
jf iftl) <t5ciiaration 2 1 1
Children of Maria Hoffman (72) and Dr, Archibald Laidlie.
244 William Laidlie^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^
Maria'*), second child of Maria Hoffman (72) and
Archibald Laidlie, was born in New York, Octo-
ber 27, 1770, and was baptized the following day.
He at first engaged in business, and was a mem-
ber of the firm of Hoffman and Laidlie. He
afterwards entered the United States Army as
Ensign, March 3, 1799 ; subsequently receiving his
commission as Second Lieutenant and Lieutenant.
He died, unmarried, at Newberry, Vt., June 15,
1801.
245 Catharine Laidlie^ (Martin^ N^colaes^ Mar-
tinus'', Maria^), third child of Maria Hoffman (72)
and Archibald Laidlie, was born in New York,
March 28, 1773, and was baptized April 4.
She married, February 22, 1800, at the Reformed
Dutch Church, New York, Anthony Dey,* a prom-
inent lawyer of New Jersey, "with whom she lived
in happiness until her death on January 20, 1819."
They had two sons and two daughters:
558 Archibald Laidlie Dey, born January 11, 1801 (twin with
Richard Varick) ; died 1801.
559 Richard Yarick Dey, born 1801 ; mar. Lavinia Agnes Scott.
560 Maria Laidlie Dey, born 1807; mar. i. Rev. David Cook
Axtell. ii. Charles A. Cook.
561 Catharine Antoinette Dey, born 1810; mar. Samuel Porter
Williams.
* Register of Reformed Dutch Church, New York.
212
€fjc I^offitian <6cnealo0p
247 Maria Gertrude Laidlie^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^^
Martinus'^ Maria^), fifth child of Maria Hoffman,
was born in 1777, and died, unmarried, at the
seat of Philip Livingston, in Livingston, N. Y.,
August 24, 1798.
Children of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Catharine Douw.
248 Martin H.'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^ Har-
manus^), eldest child of Harmanus Hoffman (73)
and Catharine Douw, was born at Red Hook,
April 5, 1772.* He settled in Ghent, N. Y., and
married Gertrude P. Van Ness (born April 8,
1772), daughter of Peter Van Ness. They had
three children:
562 Catharine Douw, born 1797 ; mar. Col. Henry G. Philip.
563 Julia Ann, born 1798; died unmarried, 1819, and was
buried at Ghent, N. Y., the record on her tombstone stat-
ing that she was " aged 20 yrs., 10 months and 6 days."
564 Peter Van Ness, born 1800; mar. Nancy Crandall.
Martin Hoffman died February 12, 1856.* His
wife, Gertrude P. Van Ness, died August 28, 1852.
249 AnnA'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Harmanus"*),
second child of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Catha-
rine Douw, was born at Red Hook, January 29,
1774, and was baptized at Upper Red Hook,
February 6, I774.t
She married, first, on July 18, 1790, Barent
Tobias Ten Eyck. He was the seventh son of
* Family Bible of Catharine Hoffman, in possession of Dean Hoffman.
t Upper Red Hook Church Register.
f iftl) oBcnaration 213
Tobias Ten Eyck of Schenectady, and his wife,
Rachel De Peyster, and was born October 30,
1766, and baptized November 2. He was a
merchant in Albany, and he and his wife lived
there until his death, January 31, 1796. Anna
Hoffman and Barent T. Ten Eyck had two children :
565 Catharine Douw Ten Eyck, born 1792; mar. Barent J.
Mynderse.
566 Harman Hofifman Ten Eyck, born 1794; mar. Maria
Beekman.
Anna Hoffman married, secondly, William
McClelland, M. D., of Albany, N. Y., by whom
she had five children :
567 Ann McClelland, born 1798 ; mar. Aaron Mynderse.
568 Jannet McClelland, born 1799; mar. Nicholas Van
Vranken.
569 Mary McClelland, born July 11, 1801 ; died June 20, 1804.
570 William McClelland, born 18 — ; mar. Eliza Bartherson.
571 Mary McClelland, born 18 — ; mar. Archibald L. Linn.
Anna Hoffman (Ten Eyck) McClelland died
April 21, 18 1 3.
Children of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Cornelia Vredenburgh.
251 Catharine Douw^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^), eldestchild of Harmanus Hoffman (y],)
and Cornelia Vredenburgh, was born January 14,
1779, at Red Hook, and was baptized at Upper
Red Hook, March 28, 1779.* She married, in 1800,
Henry R. Van Rensselaer (born 1775 ; died No-
vember 19, 1852), son of Robert Van Rensselaer,
* Upper Red Hook Church Register.
14*
who resided near Hudson, N. Y., by whom she
had eight children :
572 Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer, born 1801 ; mar. Robert
Bayard Rutgers.
573 Catharine Hoffman Van Rensselaer, born November 25,
1803; bap. at Upper Red Hook, January 8, 1804;*
died, unmarried, March 4, 1889.
574 Alida Van Rensselaer, born January 13; bap. at Upper
Red Hook, June i, 1806;* she died, unmarried, Febru-
ary 3, 1864.
575 Angelica Van Rensselaer, born 1807; mar. Rufus Reed.
576 Charlotte Maria Van Rensselaer, born July 17; bap. at
Upper Red Hook, October 18, 1812 ;* she died, unmar-
ried, December 6, 1835.
577 Adelina Sybella Van Rensselaer, born March 2 ; bap. at
Upper Red Hook, August 12, 1815 ; * she died, unmar-
ried, July 17, 1887.
578 Harriet Ann Van Rensselaer, born August 18; bap, at
Upper Red Hook, November 23, 1817 ; she died, un-
married, January 3, 1879.
579 Herman Robert Van Rensselaer, born in 182 1 ; died, un-
married, August 28, 1855.
Catharine Douw Van Rensselaer died Decem-
ber 31, 1863. She and her husband and all their
children are buried at Claverack, N. Y.
252 William^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Har-
manus^), second child of Harmanus Hoffman (73)
and Cornelia Vredenburgh, was born at Red Hook,
March 26, 1781 ; and was baptized at Upper Red
Hook, April 12, 1781.* He was a physician. He
* Upper Red Hook Church Register.
f ifti) (JBencration 215
married Charlotte Wilkins, daughter of the Rev.
Isaac and Charlotte V. Wilkins, by whom he had
nine children :
580 Charlotte Wilkins, born 1808; mar. Edward Prime.
581 Corneha F., born 1810; mar. William Bayard, M. D.*
582 Isabella Wilkins, born 1812; mar. William Bayard, M. D-
583 William Bayard, born June, 1814; died April 22, 1816.*
584 William Bayard, born 1817; mar. i. Mary Wolfe.
ii. Mary Gracie Ulshoeffer.
585 Mary C, born 1819; died October 27, 1826.*
586 Isaac Wilkins, born March, 1822 ; died September 26,
1826.*
587 Harmon L., born at West Farms, February 14, 1825 ; died
April 21, 1850, and is buried in St. Peter's church-yard,
Westchester, N. Y.*
588 Martin S. Wilkins, born at West Farms, January 25, 1828 ;
died September 20, 1849, and is buried at Westchester,
N.Y.*
Dr. William Hoffman died at West Farms, March
16, 1833, aged fifty-two, and is buried in the
churchyard surrounding St. Peter's Church, West-
chester, N. Y.* His wife, Charlotte Wilkins, died
March 20, 1844, aged fifty-six, and is buried by
the side of her husband.*
Children of Harmanus Hoffman (73) and Catharine Verplanck.
253 Philip Verplanck'^' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Harmanus^), eldest child of Harmanus Hoffman (ys)
and Catharine Verplanck, was born August 28,
* Tombstones in St. Peter's Churchyard, Westchester, N. Y.
2 1 6 c j)0 i^offtnan <^eneaIogp
1787, and died March 30, 1789, "aged i year, 7
months." *
254 Beekman Verplanck^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus'^), second child of Harmanus Hoff-
man (23) ^"^ Catharine Verplanck, was born
November 28, 1789. He died unmarried.
255 Philip Verplanck^ (Martin', Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^), third child of Harmanus Hoffman (73)
and Catharine Verplanck, was born at Red Hook,
March 29, 1791 ; t and was baptized May 8, 1791,
at Upper Red Hook.t
In 1827 he formed a partnership in New York
with John A. Manning, under the name of Man-
ning and Hoffman, which was continued until the
death of Mr. Manning in 1838.
He was twice married: first, on April 25, 1827,
to Mary Gould Murgatroyd, daughter of Samuel
Murgatroyd and Susan Gouverneur, his wife.
Mary Gould Hoffman lived only eighteen months
after her marriage, and died November 14, 1828.
She had no children.
Philip Verplanck Hoffman married, secondly,
Lydia Osborn, of Boston, Mass. (born August,
1 8 10; died i860), by whom he had four children :
589 Julia, born 1834; mar. Thomas Dehon.
590 Louisa Adelaide, bom January 22, 1835 ; died February
6, 1840.
* Family Bible of Catharine Hoffman, in the possession of Dean Hoffman.
t Upper Red Hook Church Register.
fUtfy <^niaration 2 1 7
591 Sarah Austin, bom 1836; mar. Jules Treilhard.
592 Emily, born April, 1840; died August, 1840.
Lydia Osborn Hoffman was born in 18 10, and
died in i860. Her husband, Philip Verplanck
Hoffman, survived her until April 13, 1863, when
he died of disease of the heart, aged " 72 years
and 15 days," and was buried from Grace Church,
New York, in the Marble Cemetery, Second Street.*
256 David Beekman^ (Martin', Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Harmanus^), fourth child of Harmanus Hoffman (73)
and CatharineVerplanck, was born October i, 1793,
and died, unmarried, April 13, 1828.*
257 Herman Laidlie'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^), fifth child of Harmanus Hoffman (y^)
and Catharine Verplanck, was born at Red Hook,
October 17, 1796.* He was twice married. He
married, first, on March 10, 1822, Charlotte M.
Klein,* of St. Louis, Mo., by whom he had three
children :
593 Edward, born 1823; died unmarried.
594 Kate, born 1825; mar. William Birney.
595 Herman, born 1827; mar. i. Susan Woods.
ii. Mary Constance Veuve.
Herman Laidlie Hoffman married, secondly, in
1874, Mrs. Jane Geyer. He died in St. Louis,
Mo., November 5th, 1878, aged 81 years & 19
days.*
* Family Bible in possession of Dean Hoffman.
2 1 8 d)c Ipoffman <ScitcaIogp
258 Maria Gertrude^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^), sixth child of Harmanus Hoffman (73)
and Catharine Verplanck, was born at Red Hook,
October 28, 1798.
She married, at Upper Red Hook, N. Y., Octo-
ber 30, 1 82 1, Commander John Downes,* of the
United States Navy. He was born at Canton,
Mass., in 1784.
John Downes entered the Navy in 1802, at eighteen
years of age, and served in the frigate New York in
the Tripohtan War, being especially distinguished as
Lieutenant in the attack on Tripoli, May 6, 1807. He
cruised with Commander Porter in the Pacific, and in
command of the Essex, Junior, captured a whaler of
sixteen guns, and did immense injury to the enemy.
He was made Master Commander, June 26, 1813.
While commanding the Epervier in Commander
Decatur's squadron in the Mediterranean, he captured
the Algerian frigate Nashoude on June 17, 181 5.
He was made Captain, March 5, 1817; commanded
the Macedonian in the Pacific in 18 19, and the
Java in the Mediterranean, 1828-29; ^^*^ from 1832
to 1834 the squadron of the Pacific. On February 5,
1832, he punished the natives of Quallah Battoo for
outrages on American seamen.
He commanded the Charlestown Navy Yard from
1837 to 1842, and from 1850 to 1852; and the Pacific
Squadron during the Civil Wars of the Republics in
1847-48, rendering signal service in protecting our
commerce.
"He died at Charlestown, Mass., August 11, 1854,
aged 69 years & 8 mos."*
* Family Bible in possession of Dean Hofifman.
SAMUEL VERPLANCK HOFFMAN.
5Fift!) <Dcncration 219
Maria Gertrude Hoffman and John Downes had
five children :
596 John Downes, born 1822 ; mar. Frances Harrod Foster.
597 Julia Downes, born 1824; mar. John S. Missroon.
598 Charles Albert Downes, born February 19, 1826 ; died un-
married, January, 1875.*
599 Henry Hill Downes, born June 20, 1828 ; died November
9, 1829.*
600 Henry Hill Downes, born 1831 ; died unmarried, Septem-
ber 26, 1864.*
" Maria Gertrude Downes died at Charlestown,
Mass., February 22nd, 1877, aged 78 years, 3 mos.,
26 days ; and was buried at Mt. Auburn, Mass."*
259 Samuel Verplanck'"' (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus'\ Harmanus^), seventh child of Harmanus
Hoffman (73) and Catharine Verplanck, was born
at Clermont, Columbia County, N. Y., July 2,
i8o2.t He was admitted to the bar, and prac-
tised law for a few years, removing to New York
in 1828, shortly after which he retired from prac-
tice. He then established the celebrated dry-
goods commission house of Hoffman & Waldo,
in which he afterwards became a special partner.
He was a director in the Republic and Hoffman
Fire Insurance Companies. For the twenty-five
years preceding his death he resided in the brown-
stone house which he built at 210 Fifth Avenue,
spending his summers with his family at New
* Gravestones in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, near Boston,
t Upper Red Hook Church Register.
2 20 Cfje ipoffman <^cncaIogp
Brunswick, N. J., where he owned a country-seat.
He was a member of the Union League Club, but
never took an active part in pohtics. He was a
devout Churchman, and eminently charitable. He
held the office of Vestryman in Trinity Church,
New York, from 1878 up to his death ; and that ot
Warden in Christ Church, New Brunswick, N. J.,
from 1845 to 1869. He was also for many years
one of the most faithful members of the Board of
Trustees of the General Theological Seminary and
of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
One who knew him well wrote of him after his
death :
" Through the long period of our intimacy, his vast business
concerns, ever managed so well by himself, were the occasion
of constant advice which he sought from me. In all these
affairs I never knew him to be in the wrong. He had a scrupu-
lous regard for the claims of others. His numerous lessees
and tenants were never allowed to feel that they had been
dealt with in any way unjust or illiberal.
" Occasionally, though it was seldom, he was a party to litiga-
tion, but he never lost a suit. He was always in the right,
and had only to await the result of a case for his complete
justification. He made many long leases of portions of his
own and of Mrs. Hoffman's estates, but he never would allow
a provision to be inserted that would seem onerous or ob-
jectionable to a lessee. He would rather suffer the risk of be-
ing wronged, than that any one dealing with him should feel
aggrieved. His Christian principles triumphed over every un-
worthy, selfish interest, and strict integrity characterized all
his conduct.
" His enlightened conscientiousness was another prominent
5Fiftlj <tB»0ncratton 221
feature of his character. He had a clear-sighted view of what
was morally right and manful, and ever lived up to his convictions.
" He was the most careful of any business man I ever knew
respecting solemn asseverations. He would not make an affi-
davit or verify a pleading until every sentence was carefully
weighed and strictly worded. He reminded me of the advice
of a Roman sage : ' Swear not at all ; if you must do it, do it
as little as you can.' This trait seems to me to shine the purer
and brighter from the contrast with the flippant manner in
which oaths are so often taken.
" I think no one surpassed him in kindness, mildness, and
gentlemanly demeanor; yet he combined those qualities with
positive expressions of his own sound judgment on all affairs.
He would so utter his own opinions as not to offend any who
had different views. He would reason without giving offence.
" I suppose such traits are to be attributed chiefly to his spir-
itual knowledge and Christian principles. He was one of
those who sought instruction from the pure Fountain, and he
ever honored his high vocation of a Christian gentleman.
Since the earth has fallen on him, I have thought how much
he will be missed from his home of peace and affection, and
from the circles of friendship where he was so much loved."
He married, on April 15, 1828, Glorvina Ros-
sell Storm,* daughter of Garrit Storm and Susan
Gouverneur.t She was born July 21, 1808, and
died in New York, February 18, 1888.
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman and Glorvina Ros-
sell Storm had four children :
601 Eugene Augustus, born 1829 ; mar. Mary Crooke Elmen-
dorf.
* Family Bible in possession of Dean Hoffman,
t See Appendix — Storm and Gouverneur Families.
2 2 2 cije l^offman ^^cncalogp
602 Charles Frederick, born 1830; mar. Eleanor Louisa Vail.
603 Susan Matilda, born August 6, 1832 ; died August 18, 1837.
604 Carroll, born October 14, 1834 ; died November 20, 1841.
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman died at his house
in New York, October 6, 1880, and was buried in
Trinity Cemetery, New York City.
260 Margaret Euphemia^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Mar-
tinus\ Harmanus^), eighth child of Harmanus
Hoffman (73) and Catharine Verplanck, was born
at Red Hook, December 7, 1804. She died, after
a long and tedious sickness, at the house of her
sister, Mrs. Downes, in Charlestown, Mass., July
26, 1873.*
Child of Martin Hoffman (74) and Margaret Bayard, t
261 Anthony M.'^ (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Mar-
tin^), eldest child of Martin Hoffman (74) and
Margaret Bayard, was born at Red Hook in 1775,
and was baptized at Upper Red Hook, July 30,
1775. He married, at Upper Red Hook, Septem-
ber 3, 1797, Jennet Bostwick, both parties being
registered as " of Mount Ross."
They had a son :
605 Stephen Bayard, born May 31, 1804; bap. at Upper Red
Hook, February 24, 1806.
Children of Philip Livingston Hoffman (76) and Helena Kissam.
264 Catharine Ann^ (Martin', Nicolaes"-, Martinus^
Philip Livingston'*), eldest child of Philip Living-
* Family Bible in possession of Dean Hoffman,
t See also Addendum at end of Biography.
5fiftj) <^cneration 223
ston Hofifnian {yd) and Helena Kissam, was born
in 1788.* She married, November 21, 1805,
Daniel Coolidge (born February 26, 1781 ; died
October 4, 1831), by whom she had nine children :
606 William Fessenden Coolidge, born July 7, 1807.*
607 Helen Elizabeth Coolidge, born August 16, 1809; mar.
Thomas Lyell Thompson, of Schenectady, N. Y.*
608 Edward CooHdge, born January 12, 1812; mar. Catharine
Demarny.*
609 Henry Coolidge, born October 17, 1815; bap. at Pough-
keepsie, April 14, 1818; mar. Margaret Hawley.*
610 Susan Maria Coolidge, born February 8, 181 8; bap. at
Poughkeepsie, August 8, 1818; mar. John Van Sand-
voort, of Cohoes, N. Y.*
611 Richard Hoffman Coolidge, born May 10, 1820; bap. at
Poughkeepsie, July 2, 1820; mar. Angelina Harris.*
612 Catharine Ann Coolidge, born June 7, 1822; bap. at
Poughkeepsie, November 6.* She was married at Christ
Church, Poughkeepsie, October 10, 1844, to the Rev.
Charles Seymour.
613 Mary Evelina Coolidge, bap. at Poughkeepsie, June 15,
1825.*
614 Philip Hoffman Coolidge, born February 6, 1829.*
266 Richard Kissam'^ (MartinS Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Philip Livingston'*), third child of Philip Livingston
Hoffman {'/6) and Helena Kissam, was born May
28, 1 79 1.* He graduated as Doctor of Medicine
at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New
York City, in 1820, and entered the United States
Navy as Surgeon in 1824.
* The Kissam Family, by Edward Kissam.
2 24 Cfjc i^offman «^encal05p
He married, May 7, 1822, Jane Benson (born
March 13, 1794), daughter of Robert Benson and
Dinah Cowenhoven, and had two children :
615 Egbert, born May, 1823; died May, 1829.
616 Helena, born 1824; mar. Benjamin Woolsey Rogers.
Dr. Richard Kissam Hoffman died in i860.
His wife, Jane Benson Hoffman, died March 21,
1887.*
269 Adrian Kissam^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Philip Livingston^), sixth child of Philip Livingston
Hoffman {yG) and Helena Kissam, was born March
26, 1 797-* He was a physician, and resided at Sing
Sing, N. Y. He married February 9, 1825, Jane
Ann Thompson (born April 20, 1801), daughter
of the Hon. Dr. John Thompson, Saratoga Co.,
N. Y., and Mary Lyell. They had five children:
617 Cornelia Augusta, bom 1825; mar. Alfred Buckhout.
618 John Thompson, born 1828; mar. Ella Starkweather.
6ig Mary Evelyn, bom 1830; mar. Col. Charles Oliver Joline.
620 Emma Kissam, born 1835; ^^^- ^Q^- Minot M. "Wells.
621 Catharine Coolidge, born 1839; ^^^- i- Charles C. Hyatt.
ii. General W. H. Morris.
Dr. Adrian Kissam Hoffman died May 6, 1871 ;
his wife died February 11, 1876; they are both
buried in the cemetery at Sing Sing, N. Y.
Children of Sarah Hoffman (78) and David D. De La Mater.
274 Anthony De La Mater ^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^, Sarah^), third child of Sarah Hoffman (78)
* The Kissam Family, by Edward Kissam.
Jifrt) 4Bei1cration 225
and David D. De La Mater, was born at Kingston,
and was baptized there, November 2, 1768 ; spon-
sors, Anthony Hoffman and his wife, Catharina
Van Gaasbeck (Catharina Hoffman).
He married, at Kingston, May 28, 1794, Catha-
rine Hoogteeling, and afterwards settled in Rhine-
beck. They had one child :
622 Catharine De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, October 14,1798.
275 Abraham D. De La Mater-^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Anthony^, Sarah"*), fourth child of Sarah Hoffman
(78) and David D. De La Mater, was born at
Hurley, and was baptized at Kingston, February
19, 1771.
He settled in Rhinebeck, and became a physi-
cian. He married, at Kingston, February 8, 1795,
Engeltje Elmendorf, and had two children :
623 David De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, December 18, 1796.
624 Cornelius De La Mater, bap. at Kingston, March 3, 1799.
Child of Jane Hoffman (79) and Hans Kierstede.
279 Sally Kierstede-^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Anthony^,
Jane^), second child of Jane Hoffman (79) and Hans
Kierstede, was born in 1773, and was baptized at
the German Reformed Church, Rhinebeck, Au-
gust 15, 1773.* She married, June 15, 1789, Martin
Heermance, by whom she had twelve children : t
625 Jacob Heermance, born 1791 ; died i860, leaving no
children.
* German Ref. Ch. Register, Rhinebeck ; N. Y. Gen. Records, XIII, 26.
t Notes of Martin Heermance, Poughkeepsie.
15
2 26 € j)c J^offttian ^emalogp
626 Jane Catharine Heermance, born 1792; mar. Dr. Henry
Van Hoevenberg.
627 Cornelia Heermance, born 1794; mar. Archibald Smith.
628 John Kierstead Heermance, born 1796; died, unmarried,
1845.
629 Andrew Heermance, born 1798; died 1802.
630 Maria Heermance, born 1800; died, unmarried, 1888.
631 Anne Heermance, born 1802 ; died, unmarried, 1862.
632 Sarah Heermance, born 1804; died 1891. She married
Abram Fonda, but had no children.
633 Andrew Heermance, born 1807; died, unmarried, 1875.
634 Harriet Heermance, born 1808; died, unmarried, 1891.
635 Caroline Augusta Heermance, born 1809.
636 Harrison Heermance, bom 1812; died 1883; mar. Re-
becca A. Vandenburgh.
Martin Heermance was the son of Jacob Heermance
and Catharine Vosburgh. Jacob Heermance was Lieu-
tenant, July I, 1780, in Colonel Louis Du Bois's Reg-
iment, New York Levies; Capt., 1780, in Third
Regiment, New York Levies, Col. Morris Graham.
Martin Heermance was a Brigadier- General in the
War of 1812.
Children of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80) and Edy Silvester.
282 CATHARINE'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Anthony^ Nich-
olas A.^), eldest child of Nicholas A. Hofifman (80)
and Edy Silvester, was baptized at Kingston, April
13, 1772 ; sponsors, Anthony Hoffman and Catrina
Van Gaasbeck, his wife. She died, unmarried,
October 19, 18 14, and was interred in the Old Red
Church burying-ground, Madalin, N. Y.
Jiftlj feneration 227
283 NICHOLAS'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony^ Nicho-
las A.^), second child of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80)
and Edy Silvester, was born in 1774. He never
married, and resided in the neighborhood of Red
Hook, on the property left him by his father's will
(see page 163); his nieces (the daughters of his
brother Anthony by his first wife Phoebe Pell)
lived with him. He died in 1821.
284 EliaS'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Anthony ^ Nicholas
A/), third child of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80) and
Edy Silvester, was born in 1775. He married
Abigail, daughter of John Treadwell, and had one
daughter :
637 Eliza Henrietta, born 18 — ; died young.
He lived in his father's house until his death, on
June 6, 1 81 5. He was buried at the Old Red
Church, Madalin, N. Y.
285 Mary^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony ^ Nicholas A.''),
fourth child of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80) and Edy
Silvester, was born in 1777. She did not marry,
and "died June 19th, 1827, aged fifty years," and
was buried in the graveyard of the Old Red Church.
286 Ann^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony^ Nicholas A. ^),
fifth child of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80) and Edy
Silvester, was born in 1778, and was baptized at
Upper Red Hook, May 3, 1778. She died un-
2 28 Cljc l^offtnan oBcncalogp
married, January 24, 1821, and was interred at
Madalin, N. Y.
287 Anthony N.^ (Martin\ Nicolaes% Anthony^
Nicholas A.^), sixth child of Nicholas A. Hoffman
(80) and Edy Silvester, was born in 1780, and
was baptized at Upper Red Hook, October 8,
1780.
He married, first, in 1806, Phoebe Pell, by whom
he had five children :
638 Laura, born November i, 181 o; died March 5, 1849,
and was buried at Madalin, N. Y.
639 Nicholas, born October, 181 1; died 1843; mar. Lydia
Dobson.
640 Jane, born March 15, 1812; died August 5, 1846, and
was buried at Madalin, N. Y.
641 Mary Ann, born 1814; mar. Andrew K. Pitcher.
642 Charles, born July, 1816 ; died young.
Anthony N. Hoffman married, secondly, in 1820,
Ann Cornelia, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth
Stoutenburgh, by whom he had eleven children :
643 Edward, born at Rhinebeck, November 5, 1818; died
unmarried, October 25, 1865.*
644 Cornelia, born 1820; mar. John M. Keese.*
645 Charles, born 1822; mar. Catharine Schuyler Van
Vechten.*
646 Augustus, born April 11, 1824; mar. December 15, 1853,
CaroHne Augusta Dexter.* He died September 26,
1894, without issue.
* Family Bible in possession of Miss Katherine Hoffman (No. 651).
ANTHONY N. HOFFMAN.
From miniature in possession of Miss Katherine Hoffman.
fift^ (tBcnnration 229
647 Elizabeth, bom at Rhinebeck, September i, 1826; died
unmarried, September 16, 1851.*
648 Francis, born Decembers, 1828; mar. February 9, i860,
Mary Gwenlyn Bradstreet. He died, without issue,
February 17, 1886.*
649 Frederick, born March 12, 1831, at Rhinebeck; died un-
married, December 31, 1869, at 41 West i8th Street,
New York.*
650 Anne Abbott, born at Rhinebeck, March 10, 1833;* died
in New York, June 3, 1898.
651 Catharine (Katherine), bom at Rhinebeck, March 9, 1835.*
652 Howard, born at Rhinebeck, February 20, 1838 ; died
unmarried, November 11, 1862.*
653 CaroHne, bom at Rhinebeck, December 23, 1839; died
August 12, 1850.*
Anthony N. Hoffman came to New York, en-
tered into business with Robert Fulton, and became
a steamboat-owner. Later in life he retired from
business and devoted himself to literary pursuits.
He died, October i, 1854, beloved and respected
by a large circle of friends. His wife survived him,
and her will, dated February 17, 1867, is filed at
the Surrogate's Office in the City of New York.
She died April i, 1867.
288 SUSAN^ (MartinS Nicolaes", Anthony^ Nicholas A.'*),
seventh child of Nicholas A. Hoffman (80) and Edy
Silvester, was born in 1785. She died, unmar-
ried, "October nth, 1853, aged 68," and was in-
terred in the Old Red Church burying-ground,
at Madalin, N. Y.
* Family Bible in possession of Miss Katherine Hoffman (No. 651).
15*
230 €fje ^^offinan <^mealogp
289 Jane Silvester^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Anthony^
Nicholas A.^), eighth child of Nicholas A. Hofifman
(80) and Edy Silvester, was born in 1788. She
died on the "7th April, 1801, in the 14th year of
her age," and was buried at Madahn, N, Y.
290 SARAH^(Martin\ Nicolaes", Anthony^ Nicholas A.^),
ninth child of Nicholas A. Hofifman (80) and Edy
Silvester, was born in 1790, and died, unmarried,
"April 3rd, 1846, aged 56." She was buried at
Madalin, N. Y.
291 Zachariah^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Anthony^ Nicho-
las A.^), tenth child of Nicholas A. Hofifman (80)
and Edy Silvester, was born December 25, 1792,
and was baptized at Saratoga by Dr. Samuel
Smith. He married Elizabeth Elliott, and had
three children :
653a Mary, born 182 -; mar. Rev. C. Wolcott.
654 Edy, born 182 -; mar. John Osbrey, and had one child.
655 William, born 182 - ; died in his eighteenth year.
Zachariah Hofifman died in New York City,
18--.
292 Francis Silvester'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Antho-
ny^ Nicholas A.**), eleventh child of Nicholas A.
Hofifman (80) and Edy Silvester, was born March
12, 1796, and was baptized at Upper Red Hook,
April 17, 1796. He died, unmarried, June 17,
f iftj) 45aicraticm 231
1843, and was interred at the Old Red Church
burying-ground, Madalin, N. Y.
Children of Abraham Hoffman (8i) and Rachel Dubois.
294 Anthony'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Anthony^ Abra-
ham^), second child ot Abraham Hofifman (8i) and
Rachel Dubois, was born at Kingston, February
10, 1783.* He was baptized at Kingston, Feb-
ruary 23, 1783, his sponsors being his grand-
parents, Antoni Hoffman and Catharina Van
Gaasbeck. "He died in November, 1804, aged
21 years and 9 mos." *
296 Addison' (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony^, Abra-
ham^), fourth child of Abraham Hoffman (81) and
Rachel Dubois, was born at Kingston, January
18, 1787,* and was baptized at Kingston, January
28, 1787; sponsors, John Addison and Mareitje
Hoffman (his aunt and her husband). He died,
"November 29, 1816, aged 29 years, 10 months
and 1 1 days." *
298 ABRAHAM'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^, Anthony^ Abra-
ham^), sixth child of Abraham Hoffman (81) and
Rachel Dubois, was born at Kingston, March 19,
1793, and was baptized there March 31, 1793.
He married, December 20, 1820, Ann Post,* and
had seven children :
656 Edgar, born March 27, 1822; died, unmarried, April 2,
1873.*
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
232 € jje i^offinan ^cnealogp
657 Ira, born 1828; mar. Cornelia Catharine Tremper.
658 Du Bois, born September 7, 1831 ; died, unmarried. May
23, 1864.*
659 Ann Elizabeth, born August 5, 1834; mar. June 5, 1854,
John Salisbury Burhans. She died, without issue, Sep-
tember 22, 1884.*
660 Walter, born April 12, 1838.*
661 Mary Wynkoop, born June 22, 1841 ; mar. June 20, 1865,
Francis Wynkoop Reynolds. " He died March 20,
1870, aged 32 yrs. 11 mos. 2 days." *
662 Sarah Catharine, born June 8, 1845; mar. March 24, 1877,
William Henry Finch. She died, without issue, " July
22, 1880, aged 35 yrs. i mo. & 14 days."*
"Abraham Hoffman died March 12, 1857, aged
6;^ years, 11 mos. & 23 days." "Ann Post Hoff-
man died December 2, 1874, aged 72 yrs. 8 mos.
15 days."*
299 MARTIN'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony^ Abraham''),
seventh child of Abraham Hoffman (81) and Rachel
Dubois, was born at Kingston, October 3, 1798,
and was baptized there, October 7. He " died
June 30, 1826, aged 28 years, 8 mos. and 27
days." *
Child of Ann Hoffman (82) and Philip Van Beuren.
300 Martin Hoffman Van Beuren'^ (Martin\ Nico-
laes", Anthony^ Ann''), eldest child of Philip Van
Beuren and Ann Hoffman (82), was born in 1772.
He was twice married. He married, secondly, in
* Family Bible in possession of Ira Hoffman.
5Fiftl) (feneration 233
1827, Ann Dotts,* of Richmondville, by whom he
had a son :
663 George Hoffman Van Beuren, born 1828; mar. Charlotte
Millard.
Martin Hoffman Van Beuren is said [vide
"American Ancestry") to have died in 1882, "at
the remarkable age of 1 10 years."
Child of Mary Hoffman (83) and John Addison.
302 Catharine Addison^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^ Mary^), only child of Mary HofTman (83)
and John Addison, was born at Kingston, and
was baptized there June 28, 1778, Anthonie HofT-
man and his wife Catharina Van Gaasbeck (her
grandparents) being the sponsors.
She married, January 3, 1799, at Kingston,
Zachariah HofTman (No. 89), by whom she had
nine children, enumerated under their father.
She died, February 13, 1848, aged seventy years,
and was interred in the burying-ground attached
to the Old Red Church at Madalin, N. Y.
Children of Judge Anthony A. Hoffman (85) and
Elizabeth Snedeker.
303 Elizabeth Catharine^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^ Anthony A."*), eldest child of Anthony A.
HofTman (85) and Elizabeth Snedeker, was born
* Incorrectly printed " Dalls " on pages 1$ and 32.
234 €()e J^offman (iBeitcalogp
at Poughkeepsie, September i8, 1783, and was
baptized there, October 12, 1783, her sponsors
being Richard Snedeker and EHzabeth Snedeker,
her grandparents.
She is described as having been of " refined
manners and dignified appearance, sensitive, sym-
pathetic, generous. She was considered beautiful
when young, with high color, dark hair, blue eyes,
refined features, graceful poise. She was widely
known and beloved. Her father's slaves, when
freed, travelled a long distance to bid her adieu
and express their love and devotion."
She married, December 11, 1803, Luke Jacobus
Stoutenburgh, of Hyde Park, N. Y. (born February
27, 1780), son of Jacobus Stoutenburgh, Jr., and
Josina Teller, and grandson of Judge Jacobus
Stoutenburgh, of Hyde Park and Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. They had six children :
664 Josina Catharine Eliza Stoutenburgh, born 1804; mar.
Storm Truesdell.
665 Walton Street Stoutenburgh, born 1805 ; mar. Catharine
Ann Cuyler.
666 Edgar Stoutenburgh, born March 31, 1810; died July 29,
1811.
667 Emmaline Stoutenburgh, born April 25, 1813; died May
26, 1819.
668 Richard Anthony Stoutenburgh, born 181 5; mar. Mary
Jane Halleck.
669 Van Courtlandt Augustus Stoutenburgh, born 1820; mar.
Eunice B. B. Hatch.
" Without a single exception the characteristics
of every member of this line of descent have been
fiftj) (feneration 235
of a high moral quality which has been well rec-
ognized in the communities where they resided.
The marriages have been with families of distinc-
tion and respectability.
"Luke J. Stoutenburgh had courtly manners,
and was particularly affable. Descended from a
family of large wealth and influence, for a long
time with ample means, he in every way gratified
his luxurious tastes. He was very social, patri-
otic and broad-minded, and was prominent in the
community in which he lived, although reserved
and dignified in demeanor to those outside his
own associates. He was a handsome man, with
dark hair and eyes and a fine figure."
Luke J. Stoutenburgh died April lo, 1839;
Elizabeth Catharine Stoutenburgh died Septem-
ber 25, 1849; both are buried at Coxsackie, N. Y.
304 Richard Anthony^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, An-
thony^ Anthony A."*), second child of Anthony
A. Hoffman (85) and EHzabeth Snedeker, was born
at Poughkeepsie, January 13, 1785, and was bap-
tized there, at the Reformed Dutch Church, Feb-
ruary 13, 1785. He was a surgeon in the United
States Navy, and was killed in the war of 1812.
He was never married.
Children of Judge Anthony A. Hoffman (85) and
Gertrude Verplanck.
305 Beekman Verplanck^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^ Anthony A.^), eldest child of Anthony A.
236 €j)c Ipoffman <i5cncaIogp
Hoffman (85) and Gertrude Verplanck, was born
at Poughkeepsie, November 28, 1789.
He entered the navy with the commission of
Midshipman, July 4, 1805; was commissioned
Lieutenant, May 21, 181 2, and Commander, May
5, 1817; and reached the grade of Captain on
March 7, 1829. He served first on the Argus
under Captain Trippe ; was detached later on to
the frigate Constitutioti (" Old Ironsides "), and
participated in all her battles. He was present at
the victory over the English ship Guerriere, Au-
gust 19, 1812 ; at that over the Jai'a on December
29, 1812; and at the combat with the Cyane and
the Levant off Madeira, February 20, 1820, and
carried the Cyane into New York. Though sig-
nally distinguished for seamanship and bravery,
he came out of all these battles unwounded.
He married, November 29, 18 17, Phoebe Wil-
mot Townsend, daughter of William and Margaret
Townsend, by whom he had three children:
670 Margaret Townsend, born December 5, 1819.
671 Gertrude Verplanck, born 1822 ; mar. William C. Uhlhorn.
672 Mary Cromline, born January 15, 1825; died April 6,
1826.
Capt. Beekman Verplanck Hoffman died at Ja-
maica, Long Island, December 10, 1834. His
wife, Phoebe Wilmot Townsend, died November
5, 1888, and was buried at Glen Cove, L. I.
306 Charles EdwarD'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Anthony^
Anthony A.^), second child of Anthony A. Hoff-
5fift^ oBcncration 237
man (85) and Gertrude Verplanck, was born at
Poughkeepsie, October 18, 1791, and was bap-
tized at the Reformed Dutch Church there, Janu-
ary 4, 1792. He afterwards, with the rest of his
family, became a member of Christ Church, Pough-
keepsie.
307 EUPHEMIA'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony^ An-
thony A.'*), third child of Judge Anthony A.
Hoffman (85) and Gertrude Verplanck, was born
at Poughkeepsie, 179-.
She was twice married. She married, first, John
Babcock, of New Jersey, by whom she had six
children :
673 Frederick Babcock, born 18 — ; mar. , and had
a daughter, Caroline, and two sons. His wife died, and
Caroline was taken by her grandmother, then married a
second time, and lived with her until her death. Caro-
line was then sent to boarding-school, and after finish-
ing her studies there, went to live w^ith her mother's
sister, married and went out West to reside.
674 Beekman Babcock, born 18 — ; married and went to settle
in Wisconsin. He had two daughters.
675 Euphemia Babcock, born 18 — ; died 1833.
676 De Veaux Babcock, born 18 — ; went to live in Cali-
fornia, and died there, unmarried.
677 William Babcock, born 18 — ; joined his brother Beek-
man in Wisconsin, and died there.
678 Courtlandt Babcock, born 18 — ; went to California, and
died there.
Euphemia Hoffman married, secondly, Philip
238 €||e l^offttian ^cncalogp
Verplanck,* of New Windsor, son of Philip Ver-
planck and Sally Arden, and grandson of Philip
Verplanck and Aefje Beekman. She was PhiUp
Verplanck's second wife. By this marriage she
had one daughter, who died in infancy.t
308 Samuel Anthony De Veaux^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes", Anthony^ Anthony A."*), fourth child of
Judge Anthony A. Hoffman (85) and Gertrude
Verplanck, was born at Poughkeepsie in 1797, and
was baptized at Christ Church, Poughkeepsie,
August 24, 1797. He died, unmarried, July 18,
1820, and is buried by the side of his mother,
Gertrude Verplanck, in Christ Church burying-
ground, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Children of Zachariah Hoffman (89) and
Catharine Addison (303).
309 Maria Addison^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'^ Zechariah^
Zachariah^), eldest child of Zachariah Hoffman
(89) and Catharine Addison (303), was born at
Red Hook, February 27, 1800.
She married, at Upper Red Hook, January 30,
1832, William Henry Savage, of St. Louis, Mo.,
son of Dr. Samuel and Hope Savage, of Barn-
staple, Mass. They had no children. She died,
September 8, 1865, and her husband died Decem-
ber 16, 1839, in the 54th year of his age. Both
* N. Y. Gen. Record, XXIV. 6i.
t Augusta M. (page 33) was a daughter of Philip Verplanck by his first
wife.
f iftl) feneration 239
are buried in the Old Red Church burying-ground
at Madahn, N. Y. *
310 Zachariah^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Zechariah^ Zacha-
riah^), second child of Zachariah Hoffman (89) and
Catharine Addison (303), was baptized at Upper
Red Hook, August 19, 1802. He married Catha-
rine Minkler, and had one daughter:
681 Letitia, born 18 — .
311 John Addison' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Zechariah^
Zachariah^), third child of Zachariah Hoffman (89)
and Catharine Addison (303), was born September
24, 1804. He died, unmarried, May 8, 1872.*
312 Theodore' (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Zechariah^, Zach-
ariah^), fourth child of Zachariah Hoffman (89)
and Catharine Addison (303), was born at Red
Hook, August 29, 1806. He married Mary
Lasher, and had three children :
682 Theodore Addison, born 1844; mar. Harriet Saulpaugh.
683 Catharine Louisa, bom February 26, 1850 j mar. Decem-
ber, 1875, Henry W. Rockefeller.
684 Mary Elizabeth, born 1854; mar. John H. Boice.
He died December 18, 1870, "aged 64 years, 3
mos. 27 days." His wife, Mary Lasher, died
March 4, 1858, and they were both buried in the
graveyard of the Old Red Church at Madalin, N. Y.*
* Tombstones at Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
240 €Je i^offman (tBencalogp
314 Catharine Louisa^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Zecha-
riah^, Zachariah^), sixth child of Zachariah Hoff-
man (89) and Catharine Addison (303), was born
June 9, 181 1, and was baptized at Upper Red
Hook, August 4, 181 1. She died April 7, 1830,
"in the 19th year of her age,"* and was buried at
the Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
315 Alexander'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Zechariah^ Za-
chariah^), seventh child of Zachariah Hoffman
(89) and Catharine Addison (303), was born at
Red Hook, September 28, 1812. He died, un-
married, April 12, 1 87 1,* and was buried at the
Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
316 Isaac Van Wyck'^ (Martin', Nicolaes^ Zecha-
riah^, Zachariah^), eighth child of Zachariah Hoff-
man (89) and Catharine Addison (303), was born
at Red Hook, July 15, 1813, and was baptized at
Upper Red Hook, October 24, 18 13. He died
July 12, 1822,* and was buried at the Old Red
Church, Madalin, N. Y.
317 Letitia^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Zechariah^ Zacha-
riah^), ninth child of Zachariah Hoffman (89) and
Catharine Addison (303), was born at Red Hook,
November 27, 18 19, and was baptized at Upper
Red Hook, January 22, 1820. She married Cap-
tain Charles Anderson, of Saugerties, N. Y. They
had no children. Mrs. Letitia Hoffman Anderson
lives, 1899, at Red Hook, with her cousin. Miss
Caroline Ham.
* Tombstones at Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
f iftl) 45cneration 241
Children of Letitia Hoffman (90) and Richard C. Ham.
318 William R. Ham'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Zechariah^
Letitia^), eldest child of Letitia Hoffman (90) and
Richard C. Ham, was born at Red Hook, 1799.
He died, February 4, 1879,* and was buried at
the Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
321 Catharine A. Ham^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Zecha-
riah^, Letitia^), fourth child of Letitia Hoffman (90)
and Richard C. Ham, was born at Red Hook,
1 80-, and died there February 22, 1879.* She
was buried at the Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
322 Maria Ham'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Zechariah^
Letitia^), fifth child of Letitia Hoffman (90) and
Richard C. Ham, was born at Red Hook, July 3,
181 1, and was baptized at Upper Red Hook, Sep-
tember I, 1811. She died February 17, 1893,* and
was buried at the Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
323 Helen Letitia Ham'^ (Martin', Nicolaes-, Zecha-
riah^, Letitia^), sixth child of Letitia Hoffman (90)
and Richard C. Ham, was born at Red Hook,
1814, and "died November 17, 1870, aged 56
years."* She was buried at the Old Red Church,
Madalin, N. Y.
325 Caroline Ham^ (Martin', Nicolaes-, Zechariah^
Letitia*), eighth child of Letitia Hoffman (90) and
Richard C. Ham, was born at Red Hook, 18 17.
She Hves, 1899, near Tivoli, N. Y., her cousin,
Mrs. Letitia Anderson, living with her.
* Tombstones at Old Red Church, Madalin, N. Y.
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242 €f)e ipoffitian <^cncaio5p
Children of Samuel J. Ten Broeck (91) and Maria Ten Broeck.
327 DiRCK Wessel Ten Broeck'' (Martin^, Nicolaes^
Maria'^), second child of Samuel Ten Broeck (91)
and Maria Ten Broeck, was born at Claverack,
N. Y., July 16, 1792.* He married, at St. John's,
Red Hook, N. Y., October 12, 1815, Peggy Ben-
ner. They had no children. He died April 29,
1817.*
329 Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck^ (Martin', Nico-
laes'-, Maria^), fourth child of Samuel J. Ten
Broeck (91) and Maria Ten Broeck, was born
November 17, 1799.* She married, December 17,
1828, William E. Heermance (born February 14,
1802; died April 29, 1854), son of Philip Heer-
mance, M. D., and Anna Van Valkenburgh. They
had five children :
685 Samuel Heermance, born 1829; mar. Catharine M.
Tobey.
686 Mary Jane Heermance, born February i, 1832; died un-
married, November 19, 1896.
687 Caroline Heermance, born April 18, 1834; died February
11,1838.
688 William T. Heermance, born 1837 • mar. Jane P. Hood.
68g Caroline Anna Heermance, born 1842; mar. Lewis M.
Herrick.
Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck died February 21,
1869.*
* The Ten Broeck Family, N. Y. Gen. Record, XX, 158, 159.
f ift][) <^cnctation 243
Children of Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck (93) and
Peter Van Rensselaer.
330 Elizabeth Van Rensselaer^ (Martin', Nico-
laes-, Maria^), eldest child of Maria Hoffman Van
Rensselaer (93) and Peter Van Rensselaer, was
born at Claverack, April 5, 1783. She married,
December 18, 18 14, Wessel (born at Claverack,
August 27, 1787), son of Samuel Ten Broeck and
Christyntje Ten Broeck.*
332 Henry Peter Van Rensselaer'^ (Martin', Nico-
laes-, Maria^), third child of Maria Hoffman Ten
Broeck (93) and Peter Van Rensselaer, was born
October 8, 1794. He married Maria Fort, who
died November 5, 1869, aged 72 years.*
Children of Nicolaes Ten Broeck (95) and Maria Schuyler.
335 Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck' (Martin', Nico-
laes", Maria'^), eldest child of Nicolaes Ten Broeck
(95) and Maria Schuyler, was born April 27,
1 801.* She married, September 10, 1829, Peter
Quidor Schuyler (born April 21, 1801), son of
John H. Schuyler and Anntje Fort. They had
three children :
690 John Edwin Schuyler, born 1831; mar. Annie E. Steven-
son.
691 Nicholas Ten Broeck Schuyler, born 1833; mar. Martha
A. Grififen.
692 Anna Hoffman Schuyler, born 1835; mar, George W,
Bodle,
*Ten Broeck Family, N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Record, XX, 158, 159.
244 €Je j^offman oBcncalogp
Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck died October 13,
1853; her husband, Peter Quidor Schuyler, died
in i860.
337 David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck^ (Martin^
Nicolaes", Maria'*), third child of Niclaes Ten
Broeck (95) and Maria Schuyler, was born Feb-
ruary 25, 1804. He married, first, in 1826, Jane
Doane, by whom he had one son :
693 Harmon Jay, born 1831 ; mar. Mary C. Fowks.*
Jane Doane Ten Broeck died May 31, 1854,
and in 1856 David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck
married Mrs. Sarah Heermance. The children ot
the second marriage were :
694 George Edwin Ten Broeck, born August 21, 1857; died
December 22, 1877.*
695 Lucy Jane Ten Broeck, born July 6, 1859; died in 1865.*
David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck died No-
vember 30, 1873.
338 John Jeremiah Ten Broeck'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes",
Maria'% fourth child of Niclaes Ten Broeck (95)
and Maria Schuyler, was born August 18, 1806.
He married, November 26, 1833, Helen (born at
Germantown, March 14, 181 5; died January 21,
1884), daughter of Seth Ten Broeck and Policy
Schepmoes. They had two children :
696 Julia Ten Broeck, born 183-; mar. William Pease.*
* The Ten Broeck Family, by Miss E. Ten Broeck Runk.
Jiftj) <^cneration 245
697 Francis Ferdinand Ten Broeck, born 183- ; died un-
married.*
Children of Jannetje Hoffman (97) and Zachariah Hoffman (75).
345 Maria'' (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Petrus\ Jannetje^ and
Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Zachariah^), second
child of Jannetje Hofifman (97) and Zachariah
Hoffman (75), was baptized at Upper Red Hook,
August 5, 1780. She never married, and resided
in Hudson, N. Y., where she died, June 28, i860.
By her will, which is registered at the Surrogate's
office, Hudson, N. Y., she leaves half her property
to her niece, Jane Maria, daughter of Rufus Reed,
of the city of Hudson, N. Y., and half her property
to her niece, Cornelia Catharine Ten Broeck,
daughter of Nicholas Ten Broeck of Greenport.
She leaves also bequests to her " nephew, Nicho-
las Edwin Ten Broeck, brother of Cornelia Catha-
rine Ten Broeck ; to her sister, Jane, wife of Rufus
Reed ; to her niece, Jane Maria Mitchell ; and to
Edwin C. Mitchell, son of Richard Mitchell and
Jane Maria, his wife, (late Jane Maria Reed.)"
346 Cornelia'' (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Petrus'^ Jannetje^
and Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus'^, Zachariah^),
third child of Jannetje Hoffman (97) and Zachariah
Hoffman (75), was born August 6, 1784. She
married, at St. John's Church, Red Hook,
October, 18 16, Nicolaes Ten Broeck (No. 95), by
* The Ten Broeck Family, by Miss E. Ten Broeck Runk.
16*
246 orijc ^offtiian 45cncaiogp
whom she had three children, enumerated under
their father.
Corneha Hoffman Ten Broeck died April 13,
1830.
Child of Jannetje Hoffman (97) and Qrier.
347 Jane Grier'^ (Martin', Nicolaes-, Petrus^ Jan-
netje^), child of Jannetje Hoffman (97) and
Grier, was born in Hudson, in 179-.* She mar-
ried Rufus Reed, of Hudson, N. Y., and had
four children :
698 Edwin Reed, born 181- ; died young.
6gg Edwin Ezra Reed, born 18 1-; died young.
700 John Reed, born 181- ; died young.
701 Jane Maria Reed, born 1822; mar. Richard H. Mitchell.
Jane Grier Reed died in 18 — , and Rufus Reed
married, as his second wife, Angelica Van Rens-
selaer, No. 575.*
Children of Qerritjen Bogardus (98) and Coenradt C. Elmendorf .
348 Rebekka Elmendorf^' (Martin', Tjaatje'), eldest
child of Gerritjen Bogardus (98) and Coenradt
Cornelius Elmendorf, was born in 175 i, and was
baptized at Kingston, April 5, 175 1; sponsors,
Petrus Bogardus and Rebekka Dubois (grand-
parents).
She married Peter Dumont, and had one child :
702 Peter Dumont, bap. at Kingston, June 9, 1783.
* Information imparted by Mrs. Jane Maria Reed Mitchell, No. 701.
f iCtlj <iBmctration 247
349 CORNELIS C. Elmendorf^ (Martin*, Tjaatje'-),
second child of Gerritjen Bogardus (98) and Coen-
radt C. Elmendorf, was baptized at Kingston, May
II, 1755. He married, at Kingston, December
24, 1778, Rachel Crispell, of Hurley. They had
four children :
703 Lea Elmendorf, bap. at Kingston, June 23, 1779.
704 Antoni Elmendorf, bap. at Kingston, January 25, 1784;
died young.
705 Thomas Elmendorf, bap. at Kingston, September 10, 1786.
706 Antonie Elmendorf, bap. at Kingston, April 15, 1794.
351 Ariaantje Elmendorf^ (Martin\ Tjaatje'-). fourth
child of Gerritjen Bogardus (98) and Coenradt C.
Elmendorf, was baptized at Kingston, September
26, 1762; sponsors, Benjamin Louw and Maria
Louw (uncle and aunt).
She married, at Kingston, October 27, 1782,
Thomas Van Gaasbeck, son of John Van Gaasbeck
and Antje Louw (bap. February 29, 1756). "He
was a merchant in Kingston ; his store was located
on the northwest corner of Clinton Avenue and
John Street. In connection with his business he
ran a sloop between Rondout and New York, the
arrival and departure of which was at that time as
great an event as is that of a European steamer
to-day, the people gathering to welcome and greet
its arrival. His wife, Ariaantje, was considered
very beautiful, and was quite a belle in her day.
Her beauty attracted the attention of General
248 €l)c Ipofftnan <(Bcnealo0p
Washington during his visit to Kingston, and he
sought an introduction at a ball given in his honor.
She was familiarly called the ' Rosebud.' " *
Thomas Van Gaasbeck and Ariaantje Elmen-
dorf had three children :
707 John Van Gaasbeck, born March 28; bap. June 4, 1786;
died August 26, 1790.
708 Conrad Van Gaasbeck, born 1789; mar. Jane Louw.
709 John Van Gaasbeck, born January 7; bap. January 15,
1792; died April 17, 1796.
Children of Maria Bogardus (loi) and Benjamin Louw.
362 Rebecca Louw^ (Martin\ Tjaatje-), third child of
Maria Bogardus (loi) and Benjamin Louw, was
baptized at Kingston, August 12, 1766; sponsors,
Petrus Bogardus and his wife, Rebekka Du Bois,
(grandparents). She married, March i, 1792, at
Kingston, Abraham P. Masten of Kingston, and
had two children :
710 William Masten, bap. at Kingston, November 27, 1793.
711 Sarah Maria Masten, bap. at Kingston, September 19,
1802.
363 Jannetje Louw'^ (Martin^ Tjaatje^), fourth child
of Maria Bogardus (lOi) and Benjamin Louw,
was baptized at Kingston, January 10, 1770;
sponsors, Abraham de la Metter and Rachel
Lauw. She married at Kingston, June 27, 1793,
* Van Gaasbeck Descendants, N. Y. Gen. Record, XXV, 59.
fiftl) <^eneration 249
Andreas Niewkerk, by whom she had three chil-
dren :
712 Benjamin Niewkerk, bap. at Kingston, May ii, 1794.
713 Anna Dewitt Niewkerk, bap. at Kingston, February 21,
1796.
714 Maria Niewkerk, bap. at Kingston, October 28, 1798.
Children of Tjaatje Wynkoop (114) and Dirck Wynkoop.
379 PlETER Wynkoop' (Martin\ Tjaatje^), eldest child
of Tjaatje Wynkoop (114) and Dirck Wynkoop,
was born December 27, 1755. He married, De-
cember 10, 1785, Margaret, daughter of John
Quackenbos and Catharine De Witt, whom he
met during the Revolutionary War at Marlboro,
whither her father's family had retired from New
York, when the British occupied that city. She
was born March 20, 1765. After his marriage he
removed from Kingston to New York, and en-
gaged in the manufacture of sea-biscuit, with his
father-in-law and his brother-in-law, also named
John. Peter afterwards was engaged in the manu-
facture and sale of tobacco in New York, and had
a snuff-factory in Ulster County. About the
year 1818 he became a measurer in the Custom
House, which position he retained until a few
years before his death, which took place January
26, 1835.* His wife, Margaret, died May 5, 185 i.
They had eleven children :
715 Catharine Wynkoop, born September 7, 1786; bap. in
* Wynkoop Genealogy.
250 Cfie I^offiiian <!5aieaIogp
First Presbyterian Church, New York, November 2,
1786 ; died November 4, 1796.
716 Sarah Wynkoop, born 1788; mar. Joseph Packard.
717 Harriet Wynkoop, bom April 24, 1790; died June 28,
1791.
718 Derick Wynkoop, born January 13, 1792; died August
28, 1792.
719 Harriet Wynkoop, born 1793; mar. Oliver Dunning.
720 John Quackenbos Wynkoop, born June 26, 1796; died,
unmarried, September i, 1821. He was a physician,
and in September, 1819, was assistant to the Health
Officer at Staten Island Quarantine Station.
721 Richard Wynkoop, born 1798; mar. Catharine Schure-
man.
722 Jefferson Wynkoop, born 1801 ; mar. Jane Scott Shaw.
723 Catharine Ann Wynkoop, born September 27, 1804; died
November i, 1805.
724 Eliza Wynkoop, born November 13, 1809; died Novem-
ber 27, 1809.
725 Julia Ann Wynkoop, born 181 1; mar. Lockwood King
Campbell.
Child of Cornelia Wynkoop (115) and Edward Schoonmaker.
381 Henry Schoonmaker^ (Martin', Tjaatje"), son of
Edward Schoonmaker and Cornelia Wynkoop
(115), was baptized at Kingston, April 30, 1758.
He married at Kingston, February 4, 1790, Anna
Sabina Wynkoop, daughter of Cornelius C. Wyn-
koop and Maria C. Roel ; she was baptized in
New York Reformed Dutch Church, July 13, 1766.
Their children were :
726 Hezekiah Schoonmaker, bap. at Kingston, March 27,
1791.
5f ifrtj <i3cneration 251
727 Cornelius Wynkoop Schoonmaker, bap. at Kingston, May
3, 1794-
728 Jonathan Schoonmaker, bap. at Kingston, November 12,
1796.
729 Augustus Schoonmaker, bap. at Kingston, May 2, 1799.
730 Henry Schoonmaker, bap. at Kmgston, August 21, 1802.
731 John Wynkoop Schoonmaker, bap. at Kingston, Novem-
ber 3, 1805.
732 Jesse Schoonmaker, bap. at Kingston, March 5, 1809.
Children of Anne Wynkoop (119) and Christopher Tappen.
384 Petrus TappeN"^ (Martin^ Tjaatje"), third child of
Anne Wynkoop (119) and Christopher Tappen,
was baptized at Kingston, November 4, 1764.
He married at Kingston, February 16, 1786, Ann
Dewitt, born and residing at Hurley. They lived
at New^ Paltz, and had the following children :
733 Blondina Tappen, bap. at Kingston, June 24, 1787.
734 Anna Maria Tappen, bap. at Kmgston, January 2, 1789.
735 Cornelia Tappen, bap. at Kingston, October 4, 1795.
736 Charles De Witt Tappen, bap. at Kingston, June 24, 1798.
737 Sarah Duboys Tappen, bap. at Kingston, January 11, 1801.
738 Henry Tappen, bap. at Kingston, July 27, 1805.
385 Cornelia Tappen-^ (Martin\ Tjaatje"), fourth child
of Anne Wynkoop (119) and Christopher Tappen,
was baptized at Kingston, March 6, 1770. She
married at Kingston, May 31, 1792, Adam J.
Doll, by whom she had one child :
739 Cornelia Catharine Gascherie Doll, bap. at Kingston,
September 22, 1793.
Cornelia Tappen Doll died in 1793.
252 €j)e J^offttian <iB>cnca!ogp
386 George Tappen^ (Martin\ Tjaatje-), fifth child of
Anne Wynkoop (119) and Christopher Tappen,
was baptized at Kingston, April 13, 1772. He
married Anna Kirrsteedt. They had six children:
740 Luke Kirrsteedt Tappen, bap. at Kingston, May 17, 1796.
741 Richard Wynkoop Tappen, bap. at Kingston, February
25, 1798.
742 Elisa Catharine Tappen, bap. at Kingston, June 29, 1800.
743 Robert Tappen, bap. at Kingston, December 6, 1802.
744 Harriette Tappen, bap. at Kingston, July 27, 1805.
745 Georgiana Tappen, bap. at Kingston, January 31, 1808.
388 Annatje Tappen'^ (Martin\ Tjaatje"), seventh child
of Anne Wynkoop (119) and Christopher Tappen,
and a twin with Catharine, was baptized at King-
ston, August 28, 1774; her sponsors being Joseph
Gascherie and Catharina Wynkoop, her uncle and
aunt.
She married William Tremper, and had seven
children :
746 Jacob Tremper, bap. at Kingston, October 26, 1796.
747 Cornelia Elisa Tremper, bap. at Kingston, May 13, 1798.
748 William Tremper, bap. at Kingston, April 8, 1800.
749 John McGregor Tremper, bap. at Kingston, November
14, 1802.
750 Edward Tremper, bap. at Kingston, January 30, 1805.
751 Hannah Tremper, bap. at Kingston, February 23, 1809.
752 Christina Tremper, bap. at Kingston, February 23, 1809.
389 Catharine Tappen'^ (Martin\ Tjaatje'-), eighth
child of Christopher Tappen and Anne Wynkoop
fiftf) (iBciieration 253
(119), was baptized at Kingston, December 8,
1776; sponsors, Joseph Gascherie and Catharina
Wynkoop, her uncle and aunt. She married at
Kingston, March 12, 1798, Levi Janson, "born
and residing under the jurisdiction of Shawan-
gonk," by whom she had three children :
753 John Allison Janson, bap. at Kingston, January 8, 1802.
754 George Henry Janson, bap. at Kingston, March i, 1804.
755 Maria Janson, bap. at Kingston, September i, 1805.
Children of Elizabeth Wynlcoop (120) and Benjamin De Meyer.
392 John De Meyer'^ (Martin', Tjaatje"), second child
of Elizabeth Wynkoop (120) and Benjamin De
Meyer, was baptized at Caatsban Church, Sau-
gerties, February 13, 1771. He married Alida
Schmit, and had two children:
756 Hanna Cooper De Meyer, bap. at Kingston, December
29, 1806.
757 Abraham Smith De Meyer, bap. at Kingston, July 3, 1808.
393 NICOLAAS De Meyer'^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), third
child of Elizabeth Wynkoop (120) and Benjamin
De Meyer, was baptized at Kingston, October 2,
1773. He married Christina Cockburn, and had
three children :
758 Elisa De Meyer, bap. at Kingston, April 5, 1801.
759 William De Meyer, born September 12, 1803; bap. at
Kingston, October 23, 1803.
760 Christina De Meyer, bap. at Kingston, April 30, 1806.
2 54 ^8e J^offtwan ^^cncalogp
395 Mareitje De Meyer^ (Martin^ Tjaatje^), fifth
child of Elizabeth Wynkoop (120) and Benjamin
De Meyer, was baptized at Kingston, May 16,
1779. She married, at Kingston, April 20, 1806,
John Soucer, of Kaatskill, and had two children :
761 Peter Soucer, bap. at Kingston, February 7, 1807. ^
762 Elisabet Soucer, bap. at Kingston, February 7, /I wins.
1807, •^
Child of Petrus Wynkoop (121) and Mary Van Alstyne.
399 Abram Wynkoop' (Martin', Tjaatje'-), fourth child
of Petrus Wynkoop (i2i) and Mary Van Alstyne,
was born March 26, 1786. He married Maria
Van Steenburgh, January 10, 1838, and had five
children :
763 Mary Catharine Wynkoop, born April 14, 1844; mar.,
August 19, 1869, Henry E. Malin.
764 Harvey Huested Wynkoop, bom May 15, 1846.
765 Matilda Wynkoop, born May 5, 1848.
766 Anna E. Wynkoop, born July 7, 185 1.
767 William Teller Wynkoop, born February 5, 1854.
Abram Wynkoop died at Kingston, March 23,
1868.
Child of Maria Dekker (126) and Stephen Eckert.
403 Steven Eckert^ (Martin', Tjaatje-), son of Maria
Dekker (126) and Stephen Eckert, was born in
i^ijtrtf) 4B»cneration 255
1 77-. He married, in 1818, Blandina Smedes (No.
461), and had a son :
768 Nathaniel Hoffman Eckert, bap. at Shawangunk, April,
1819.
Child of Petrus Dekker (127) and Maria Hoffman (35).
407 Isaac P. Dekker^^ (Martin', Tjaatje"), fourth child
of Petrus Dekker (127) and Maria Hoffman (35),
was baptized at Shawangunk, August 15, 1779.
He married Cathrina Hoffman (155), and had three
children, enumerated under her name.
SIXTH GENERATION.
Children of Maria Schoonmaker (131) and Simeon Helm.
416 John Parrain Helm" (Martin\ Zecharias", Zecha-
riah^ Sarah"*), eldest child of Maria Schoonmaker
(131) and Simeon Helm, was baptized at New
Paltz, 1789. He married, December 25, 1829,
Sarah Adair, and had eight children :
769 Selah Helm, bom 1830; mar. i. Margaret Proutz.
ii. Jane Edsall.
770 George Helm, born June 30, 1833; died young.
771 Sarah Helm, bom 1835; ™^^- William Edsall.
772 Zachariah Helm, born 1837; mar. Ann Abel.
773 Henry M. Helm, born 1840; mar. Mary J. Youmans.
774 Simon Helm, bom February 2, 1843; died 18 — ,
775 John Helm, born 1844; mar. Emma Davis.
776 James Helm, born 1849; mar. Ann Bacon.
John Parrain Helm died at Savona, N. Y., Au-
gust I, 1877.
256 €fjc i^offtnan ^iBinicalogp
418 Sarah Helm" (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), third child of Maria Schoonmaker (131)
and Simeon Helm, was born in 177-. She married
John Van Gorder, and shortly after their marriage
they removed to Geneseo, N. Y. They had nine
children :
777 William Van Gorder, born 18 — .
778 Maria Van Gorder, born 18 — .
779 James Van Gorder, born 18 — .
780 Simon Van Gorder, born 18 — .
781 Ann Van Gorder, bom 18 — .
782 Emma Van Gorder, born 18 — .
783 Harvey Van Gorder, born 18--.
784 Selah Tuthill Van Gorder, born 18 — ; mar. Maria Gala-
tian (No. 764).
785 Daniel Van Gorder, born 18 — ; lives at Elgin, 111.
419 Catharine Helm'^ (Martin^ Zecharias^, Zecha-
riah^, Sarah^), fourth child of Maria Schoonmaker
(131) and Simeon Helm, was born April 12, 1800,
and was baptized at Shawangunk. She married,
in 1818, Walter Masten (born 1797), son of John
Masten and Margaret Dubois. They lived for a
time at New Paltz, and afterwards removed to
Scipio, Cayuga Co., N. Y., and later to Livonia,
Livingston Co., N. Y., where Walter Masten died
in i860, and Catharine Helm Masten in 1885 ;
both are buried there. They had eight children :
786 Selah Masten, born 1820; mar. Delecta Clark.
787 Sarah Maria Masten, bom 1822; mar. Samuel H. Northrop.
788 Mary Margaret Masten, bom 1825; mar. T. A. Royce.
i^ijrtfj s^Beneration 257
789 George Peter Masten,bom 1828; mar. Caroline B. Stone.
790 Harriet Ann Masten, born 1831 ; mar. F. D. Brown.
791 Myron P. Masten, born 1834; mar. Mary Emma Perkins.
792 Matilda Catharine Masten, bom 1837; mar. Harvey S.
Gibbs.
793 Elam B. Masten, born 1840; mar. Mary Joice.
Children of ArriantjeSchoonmaker (132) and Andrew Bedford.
422 Sarah Bedford" (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), eldest child of Arriantje Schoonmaker
(132) and Andrew Bedford, was born in 179-.
She married, January 18, 18 12, Henry Denton, of
Goshen, N. Y. (born February 6, 1789; died April
5, 1863), son of Joseph Denton and Hannah Yel-
verton. They had five children :
794 Anthony Yelverton Denton, born 181 2; mar. Cornelia
Schoonmaker.
795 Arietta Denton, born 1815; mar. Leonard Dowdin Nicoll.
796 Elizabeth Denton, born June 15, 1817; died April 3, 1890,
at the house of her nephew, Dr. Henry Denton Nicoll.
797 Frances Jane Denton, born 1824; mar. Benjamin Strong.
798 Sarah Maria Denton, born 1828; mar. Alonzo Coggeshall
Wall.
423 Harriet Bedford'^ (Martin^ Zecharias-, Zecha-
riah^, Sarah"*), second child of Arriantje Schoon-
maker (132) and Andrew Bedford, was born April
I, 1796. She married John J. Galatian, Novem-
ber 19, 18 18, and had seven children:
799 Maria Bedford Galatian, bom 1819; mar. her second
cousin, Selah Van Gorder, and died in 18 — . They
had no children.
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258 €I)c IpofEhian <i5encalo0p
800 Cornelia Schoonmaker Galatian, bom January 6, 1821;
unmarried; living, 1899, at Elmira, N, Y.
801 Sarah Denton Galatian, born 1822; mar. George E. Hum-
phrey.
802 Frances Jane Galatian, born January 24, 1824; unmar-
ried; living, 1899, at Elmira, N. Y.
803 Andrew Bedford Galatian, born 1825; mar. i. Martha
McKean. ii. Mary Jane James.
804 Anna Freligh Galatian, born December 24, 1826 ; died
young.
805 John James Galatian, born January 22, 1829; died young.
Harriet Bedford Galatian died November 9,
1877.
Children of Sarah Schoonmaker (133) and Selah Tuthill.
424 (The Rev.) CORNELIUS Tuthill" (Martin^ Zecha-
rias", Zechariah^ Sarah''), eldest child of Sarah
Schoonmaker (133) and Selah Tuthill, was born
April 18, 1795. He graduated at Yale College,
and became a Presbyterian minister. He married,
May 26, 18 1 7, Louisa C. Huggins, of New Haven,
Conn, (born July 6, 1798; died June i, 1879), and
had four children :
806 Charles Huggins Tuthill, bom August 6, 1818; died, un-
married, 1850.
807 Cornelia Louisa Tuthill, born April 9, 1820; mar., June
18, 1856, John S. Pierson, of New York. They had no
children. She died August 11, 1870.
808 Mary E. Tuthill, born April 22, 1822; living, 1899, at
Princeton, N. J.
^ijctl) <iBcnciration 259
8og Sarah Schoonmaker Tuthill, born 1824; mar. Woods
Baker.
The Rev. CorneHus Tuthill died February 21,
1825.
425 Ann Tuthill*' (Martin\ Zecharias'-, Zechariah^
Sarah^), second child of Sarah Schoonmaker (133)
and Selah Tuthill, was born April 8, 1797. She
married, April 6, 18 19, Dr. Daniel Annan, ot
Fishkill, N. Y., and had one daughter:
810 Anna Tuthill Annan, born 1820; mar. Isaac Newton
Lockwood.
Ann Tuthill Annan died September 30, 1820.
426 Daniel Strong Tuthill" (Martin^ Zecharias'-,
Zechariah^, Sarah^), third child of Sarah Schoon-
maker (133) and Selah Tuthill, was born Septem-
ber 28, 1799, and was baptized at Shawangunk.
He married, March 19, 1821, Julia Ann Reeve,
daughter of Selah Reeve, and had one daughter :
811 Mary Tuthill, born 1822; died 1825.
Daniel Strong Tuthill died November 24, 1834.
His widow died in 1889.
427 Hiram Tuthill*' (Martin^ Zecharias", Zechariah^
Sarah'*), fourth child of Sarah Schoonmaker (133)
and Selah Tuthill, was born March 19, 1802, and
26o €Je J^offtnan (^eneaJogp
was baptized at Shawangunk. He married Sep-
tember 17, 1844, Almira Preston. They had no
children. He died June 17, 1868.
428 Arrietta Tuthill** (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zecha-
riah^ Sarah''), fifth child of Sarah Schoonmaker
(133) and Selah Tuthill, was born April 23, 1804,
and was baptized at Shawangunk. She was twice
married. She married, first, June 26, 1826, Wil-
liam S. Jones, of Monticello, N. Y., by whom she
had three children :
812 Julia Jones, born September 24, 1827; mar. Francis
Lindsley; no issue.
813 John Jones, born March 31, 1833; mar. Mary Tremaine.
814 Sarah Tuthill Jones, born October 27, 1838; died 18 — .
She married William Hollister, and had one child, who
died in infancy.
Arrietta Tuthill married, secondly, Harvey W.
Howell, and had one child :
815 Arrietta Howell, born February 17, 1847; mar. ,
and has one child.
Arrietta Tuthill died May 15, 1851.
429 Selah Tuthill''' (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah^,
Sarah^), sixth child of Sarah Schoonmaker (133)
and Selah Tuthill, was born September 8, 1806,
and was baptized at Shawangunk. He married,
i^ijcti) (feneration 261
December 31, 1827, Elizabeth W. Redfield, and
had one child :
816 Mary Tuthill, born 1829. She married and went to live
in California.
Selah Tuthill, Jr., died in 1833.
Child of Zecharias Schoonmaker (136) and Cornelia M. Groen.
441 Marius Schoonmaker*' (Martin^ Zecharias-,
Zechariah^, Sarah^), second child of Zecharias
Schoonmaker (136) and Cornelia Marius Groen,
was born April 24, 18 ii. He was a graduate of
Yale College, and an eminent lawyer. He lived
in Kingston, N. Y., and was an antiquarian and
genealogist. He wrote a "History of Kingston."
He married, December 13, 1837, Elizabeth Van
Wyck Westbrook, daughter of Dr. Cornelius D.
Westbrook, by whom he had six children :
817 Cornelius Marius Schoonmaker, born 1839; mar. Matilda
Rogers Cooper.
818 Westbrook Schoonmaker, born July 18, 1841 ; died July
24, 1841.
8ig Cornelia Schoonmaker, born December 3, 1842 ; died
December 6, 1842.
820 Henry Barnard Schoonmaker, born 1843; ^'^s.r. Helen
M. Kiersted.
821 Julius Schoonmaker, born January 6, 1847 ; unmarried,
and living, 1899, i^ Kingston, N. Y.
822 Ella Schoonmaker, born 1849; mar. Henry Dennison
D arrow.
Marius Schoonmaker died January 5, 1894.
17*
262 Cfte JJoffttian <i5encalogp
Children of James Roosevelt (226) and Maria Eliza Walton.
492 Isaac Roosevelt" (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^,
Cornelia^), third child of James Roosevelt (226)
and Maria Eliza Walton, was born August 21,
1790, and was baptized May 16, 1790. He grad-
uated in medicine, but never practised his profes-
sion. He lived a retired life at his country-seat
at Hyde Park, near Poughkeepsie, which is now
occupied by his son, James Roosevelt.
He married, April 26, 1827, Mary R. Aspin-
wall, and had two sons :
823 James Roosevelt, born 1828; mar. i. Rebecca H. How-
land, ii. Sarah Delano.
824 John Aspinwall Roosevelt, born 1840; mar. Ellen Murray
Crosby.
Isaac Roosevelt died October 23, 1863.
493 Grace Roosevelt" (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Corneha'*), fourth child of James Roosevelt (226)
and Maria Eliza Walton, was born February 10,
1792, and was baptized March 14, her godfather
and godmother being A. Walton and Maria Varick.
She married, November 4, 18 13, Dr. Guy
Carleton Bayley, son of Dr. Richard Bayley * and
Charlotte Amelia Barclay (born 1786; died No-
vember 7, 1859), and had five children:
825 James Roosevelt Bayley, born 1814; died unmarried,
826 Richard Bayley, born 18 16; mar. Mary Dietz.
* See Appendix, — Dr. Richard Bayley.
Mxt^ <^mciration 263
827 Carleton Bayley, born 1818; mar. i. Lilias Graham.
ii. Catharine Murray.
828 WilHam Augustus Bayley, born 1821; mar. JuHa Neilson.
829 Maria Ehza Bayley, bom 1823; mar, Jacob Boerum
Jewett (No. 932).
Grace Roosevelt Bayley died March 27, 1828.
494 James Roosevelt*' (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus'',
Cornelia^), fifth child of James Roosevelt (226)
and Maria Eliza Walton, was born June 16, 1794,
and was baptized July 17. "He died at Harlem,
September 29, 1823, aged 29 years three months
and 13 days. He was buried in Mrs. Sickel's
vault at Harlaem."
497 Richard Varick Roosevelt" (Martin^ Nicolaes^,
Martinus^ Cornelia^), eighth child of James Roose-
velt (226) and Maria Eliza Walton, was born at
Harlem, September 6, 1801, and was baptized by
Dr. Linn. He married, April 23, 1823, Anna
Maria Lyle, of Red Hook, and had two daughters :
830 Harriet Rowland Roosevelt, born February 11, 1825;
bap. at Poughkeepsie, June 20, 1825. She died young.
831 Grace Roosevelt, born 1830; died young.
Richard Varick Roosevelt died at Poughkeepsie,
October 23, 1835.
498 Alexander Hamilton Roosevelt'' (Martin',
Nicolaes^, Martinus^ Cornelia^), ninth child of
264 €f)e I^offinan 45cnca!ogp
James Roosevelt (226) and Maria Eliza Walton,
was born January 21, 1804, and was baptized
July 13 in the North Church by Dr. Livingston.
" In the month of September following this Dear
Babe Died much lamented."
499 Hamilton Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus^, Cornelia^), tenth child of James Roosevelt
(226) and Maria Eliza Walton, was born at Har-
lem, October 16, 1805, and was baptized, Decem-
ber 7, by the Rev. Dr. Abell ; his godfather and
godmother being Grace and Edward Lyde. He
died at sea on May 28, 1827, on a voyage from
Mexico.
Children of Martin Hoffman (232) and Beulah Murray.
504 David Murray*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^,
Nicholas^ Martin"^), eldest son of Martin Hoffman
(232) and Beulah Murray, was born in New York,
September 29, 1791.
He graduated at Columbia College in 1809,
studied law and was admitted to the bar, where
he practised for a number of years and became an
eminent jurist. In March, 1839, he was appointed
Assistant Vice-Chancellor, which office he held
for four years. In November, 1853, he was ap-
pointed Judge of the Superior Court, and held the
office until the end of 1861. He was one of the
shareholders in the Tontine Building.
He published " Offices and Duties of Masters in
Chancery," 1824; "Treatise on the Practice of
THE HON. MURRAY HOFFMAN.
From portrait in possession of Miss Susan O. Hoffman.
^ixt^ 45cnciration 265
the Court of Chancery," in three volumes, 1840-
1843 I "Treatise on the Corporation of the City of
New York as Owners of Property," and " Compi-
lation of Laws relating to the City of New York,"
1853; "Vice Chancery Reports," 1839-1840;
and " A Digest of the Statutes and Decisions re-
lating to the Board of Supervisors of the County
of New York," 1866.
He was an active layman of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, and published a "Treatise on
the Law of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States," 1850; "Ecclesiastical Law in
the State of New York," 1868; and "The Ritual
Law of the Church, with Notes upon Orders, the
Articles and Canons of 1603," 1872.
The Hon. David Murray Hoffman (he dropped
the first name in later life, and is better known as
Murray Hoffman) was twice married. He mar-
ried, first, December 16, 18 17, Frances Amelia
Burrall, daughter of Jonathan Burrall, Cashier of
the Bank of America, Major in the Army of the
Revolution, and a member of the Cincinnati So-
ciety. By her he had six children :
832 Frances, born October 3, 1818; died young.
833 William Wickham, born December 17, 1819; died July
10, 1820.
834 Wickham, born 1821; mar. Elizabeth Baylies.
835 Murray, born March 4, 1826; died, unmarried, May 26,
1890.
836 Julia, born September 16, 1828; died, unmarried, July 14,
1881.
837 Frances, born 1832 ; mar. Benjamin WoodhuU Strong.
266 Cfjc ]^offttian <^encalogp
Mrs. Frances Burrall Hofifman died in 1833 ;
and Murray Hofifman married, secondly, April 18,
1837, Mary Murray Ogden, daughter of William
Ogden and Susan Murray, by whom he had three
children :
838 Susan Ogden, born February 6, 1838.
839 Beulah, born September 15, 1840; died October 4, 1851.
840 Burrall, born 1842 ; mar. Mary Bradley.
The Hon. Murray Hofifman died at Flushing,
N. Y., May 7, 1878 ; his widow, Mrs. Mary Ogden
Hofifman, died in 1881.
505 LiNDLEY Murray'' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin^), second child of Martin Hofif-
man (232) and Beulah Murray, was born July 2,
1793. He was one of the shareholders in the
Tontine Building. In 1823 he entered into part-
nership with his father, at 65 Wall Street, in the
Auction and Commission business, which he con-
tinued at various locations downtown during his
life. In 1826 he lived at No. 113 Grand Street.
He was in business at 1 1 1 Pearl Street, Hanover
Square, until 1861.
He married, May 29, 1823, Susan Lindley Og-
den (born September 26, 1804), second daughter
of William Ogden, and had nine children :
841 Hannah Murray, born May 27, 1824; died October 25,
1831.
842 William Ogden, bom 1827; mar. Emma Bronson.
M>ixt^ oBencration 267
843 Susan Ogden, born December 13, 1828; died, unmarried,
December 12, 1898. The funeral took place at the
Church of the Incarnation, New York, her position and
wide acquaintance and her prominence in charitable
work causing a large attendance.
844 Edward Seton, born 1830; mar. Gertrude Bronson.
845 Mary Murray, born September 3, 1832 ; died April 7, 1833.
846 Elizabeth, born 1834; mar. George MaccuUoch Miller.
847 Henry, born August, 1835 ; died September, 1835.
848 Frederick, born March, 1837; died August, 1837.
849 Catherine Seyton,born 1840; mar. Henry W. Miller.
Lindley M. Hoffman died in New York, June 5,
1861, and the Chamber of Commerce passed reso-
lutions of condolence with his family on the oc-
casion. He was an honorable merchant and a
useful citizen. " Mild and gentle as a lamb, he never
spoke an unkind word, nor did a mean action."
Mrs. Susan Lindley Hoffman died May 20, 1862.
By her will she endowed a free bed in St. Luke's
Hospital, New York, and left bequests to Nashotah
House, a Church Divinity School.
506 Martin** (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^ Nicholas*,
Martin"^), third child of Martin Hoffman (232) and
Beulah Murray, was born in New York City, Sep-
tember 26, 1795. He was in business with his
father and brother.
He married, October 28, 1830, at New Haven,
Conn., Elizabeth Hale Gilman, daughter of Ben-
jamin Ives Gilman and Hannah Robbins, and
granddaughter of the Rev. Chandler Robbins, of
268 /OTjje J^offtiian oBotealogp
Plymouth, Mass. She was born at Marietta,
Ohio, April 3, 1800, and died at West Farms,
Westchester Co., N. Y., October 22, 1874. Mar-
tin Hoffman and Elizabeth Hale Oilman had seven
children ;
850 Lindley Murray, born 1832; mar. Margaret Leggett (Mott)
Ring.
851 Emily, bom 1834 ; mar. John H. Stevens.
852 Martin, born in New York, July 2, 1836 ; died January 5,
1837-
853 Arthur Oilman, born 1839 ; mar. Katherine Stuart.
854 Matilda, born July 5, 1840; died May 28, 1842.
855 Leighton, born December 13, 1841 ; died July 2, 1857.
856 Serena, born March 21, 1843 ; died September 15, 1852.
Martin Hoffman died at " Linwood," Mamaro-
neck, N. Y., May 17, 1857, ^^^ was buried in
Greenwood Cemetery.
507 Anna Maria" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Nicho-
las^ Martin^), fourth child of Martin Hoffman (232)
and Beulah Murray, was born March 5, 1797.
She married, April 27, 1818, Anthony R. Living-
ston, son of John Livingston, of Oakhill, N. Y.,
and had seven children :
857 Beulah Murray Livingston, born 1819; mar. Edward J.
C. Atterbury.
858 Mary Frances Livingston, born January 18, 1823; mar.
June 2, 1852, Henry Rogers; no issue.
859 Lindley Hoffman Livingston, born 1826; mar. Alice
Theresa Whittlesey.
d^ijtrtl) (feneration 269
860 Serena Livingston, born 1828; died young,
861 Athenia Livingston, born 1829; mar, i, James Bowen ; no
issue,
ii. July 31, 1889, Judge Charles A. Peabody; no issue.
862 Albert Livingston, bom at Athens, N. Y,, in 1833. In
1849 he went to California, and is believed to have died
there. He was not married.
863 Ellen Livingston, born 1841 ; mar. Theodore R. Wetmore,
Anna Maria Livingston died in 1874.
Children of Martin Hoffman (232) and Mary Frances Seton.
508 Serena*' (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Nicholas"*,
Martin'^), third child of Martin Hofifman (232) and
Mary Frances Seton, was born February 28, 1803,
and was baptized at St, Mark's Church, She
married, November 3, 1825, Dr. Chandler Rob-
bins Oilman (born September 6, 1802). Their
children were :
864 Benjamin Ives Oilman, born July 29, 1827; died July 2,
1828,
865 Mary Hoffman Oilman, born May 23, 1829; died July
30, 1829,
866 Serena Hannah Oilman, born September 29, 1830, She
was one of the three Sisters who founded the Sisterhood
of St, Barnabas in Mulberry Street, New York, She
died January 9, 187 1.
867 Robert Hale Oilman, born 1832 ; mar, Caroline Tichenor
Pilcher,
868 Susan Hoffman Oilman, born 1834; mar. James Ludlum.
869 Annie Witherspoon Oilman, born September 29, 1836;
died February 25, 1842.
270 €|)c J^offman ^ettcalo0p
870 Elizabeth Hale Oilman, bom September 25, 1838; died
February 22, 1842.
871 Golden Hoffman Oilman, born August 9, 1840; died De-
cember 30, 1840.
872 Edward Hoffman Oilman, born January 7, 1842 ; died
March 15, 1857.
Serena Hoffman Oilman died February 28,
1842.
5 1 1 Matilda" (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Nicholas",
Martin'^), fourth child of Martin Hoffman (232)
and Mary Frances Seton, was born June 19, 1809.
She married, May 9, 1832, Dr. William Currie
Roberts (born September 11, 18 10). He was an
eminent physician, and at the time of his death,
December 9, 1873, was Vice-President of the
Academy of Medicine. Their children were :
873 William Currie Roberts, born 1833; mar. Elizabeth Berry.
874 Frances Currie Roberts, born September 19, 1835; died
young.
875 Martin Hoffman Roberts, born 1838 ; mar. i. Clara Louise
Oriffen. ii. Elizabeth Carpenter Cornell.
Matilda Hoffman Roberts died December 18,
1838, and is buried in the family vault at St.
Mark's Church, New York.
5 1 3 Maria Golden'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^,Nich-
olas^ Martin^), sixth child of Martin Hoffman (232)
and Mary Frances Seton, was born December 13,
j&ijctl) oBcnctation 271
1813. She married, September 20, 1844, Dr.
John Pattison, " a skilful physician of London,
England," and had two sons :
876 Matthew Moncrieff Pattison, born 184-; mar. Lucy
Johnson, of Hartford, Conn. He died in 18--, and
his widow lives, 1898, in England. They had no
children.
877 Edward Seton Pattison, born 184 -.
5 1 4 Cecilia Seton'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^Nich-
olas^ Martin'^), seventh child of Martin Hoffman
(232) and Mary Frances Seton, was born October
10, 181 5. She married, December 6, 1842, Rich-
ard McAlhster, and had four children :
878 Harriet Seton McAUister, born 184-; mar. George E.
Harris.
879 Mary McAUister, born 184-; mar. Walter Stanley Rich-
mond.
880 William Seton McAUister, born 184-. He was an ensign
in the U. S. Navy, and was with Admiral Farragut before
Vicksburg. He died during the War of the Rebellion.
881 Richard McAllister, born 184 -; mar. i. Pinks Hobbie.
ii. Mary Saunders.
515 Harriet Seton*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin'^), eighth child of Martin Hoffman
(232) and Mary Frances Seton, was born July 31,
1 81 7. She married the Rev. Henry H. Bean,
Rector of St. Luke's Church, Rossville, Staten
Island, N. Y. He died there, April 8, 1876.
Harriet Hoffman Bean died in New York, July
2 72 €f)c J^offman <i5cncalogp
14, 1896, in the 79th year of her age, and was
buried in the family vault at St. Mark's Church-
yard, Second Avenue and Tenth Street.
516 Cadwallader Golden" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas"*, Martin'^), tenth child of Martin
Hoffman (232) and Mary Frances Seton, was born
in New York, December 15, 1819. " He was distin-
guished in childhood by his great amiability, gen-
tleness of disposition, and tender consideration for
the feelings of others. When only sixteen years
of age he was removed from school and placed in
the office of his half-brothers, Messrs. L. M. Hoff-
man & Co. He had a happy home with his half-
brother Martin Hoffman, and the benefit of the
counsels and example of his pious sister-in-law.
He became a teacher in the Sunday-school at-
tached to the Church of the Ascension (then in
Canal Street, under the rectorship of the Rev. Mr.,
afterwards Bishop, Eastburn). The male teachers
were, for the most part, young merchants and
lawyers, and associated with Colden Hoffman
were Van Rensselaer, Freeman, Clarkson, Titus,
Parker, Newman, and others."*
In August, 1839, Colden Hoffman made up his
mind to study for the ministry, but it was not un-
til the autumn of 1845 that he began his theo-
logical studies in the Theological Seminary at
Alexandria, Virginia. While there he came to
* " Spirit of Missions," XXXIII, p. 286.
THE REV. CADWALLADER GOLDEN HOFFMAN.
i^ijctl) ciBcncration 27;
the firm decision to devote himself to the work of
missions in Africa; and though strongly opposed
by his family, was accepted by the Board of Mis-
sions, and was ordained by Bishop Alonzo Potter,
in St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia, July 30, 1848.
Some time before he graduated from the Theo-
logical Seminary, he had made the acquaintance,
in Norfolk, of a young lady. Miss Virginia Haviside
Hale, to whom he became deeply attached. Her
guardian, however, positively refused his consent to
her marrying and going out as a missionary's wife
to Africa ; so he went out alone, sailing February
24, 1849, for Cape Palmas. He spent twelve
months in Africa, passed through the acclimating
fever, commenced the study of the Grebo lan-
guage, and preached to the natives with the aid
of an interpreter, and thus prepared himself for
future work, when it was considered expedient
that he should pay a short visit to America.
The result of his visit to Norfolk, Va., was the re-
moval of the impediments to his marriage to Miss
Hale, which took place on September 5, 1850. She
was born October 14, 1832, and had, two years be-
fore her marriage, determined to devote her life to
missionary work in West Africa. During his visit to
America, Colden Hoffman raised money for build-
ing a new church at Cavalla, and stirred up a mis-
sionary spirit in the parishes in New England.
He sailed again for Africa with his wife in the
autumn of 1850. She was a great support and
help to him in his trying duties ; she threw her
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2 74 €fjc i^ofBman <(5eiicalo0p
whole soul into the mission work, studied the
Grebo language, superintended the schools, and
taught the children. In 1853 they were compelled
by illness to return to the United States, but went
back to their work in 1854, with restored health.
Five and a half years afterwards Golden Hoffman
was called on to part with her whom he so ten-
derly loved, and who had been such a devoted
wife and earnest fellow-laborer. In October, 1855,
she caught a severe cold, which developed into
consumption, and she died on Easter Day, March
23, 1856. They had one child :
882 Kate Seton, born at Cape Palmas, July 4, 1853. She was
baptized by her father, October 9, 1853, and died Feb-
ruary I, 1856.
The Rev. Golden Hoffman remained at his post,
plunging into his work with greater determination
and self-sacrifice than ever, and was blessed in seeing
great fruits of his work, this year of his domestic
losses and severe bereavements being one of the
greatest prosperity and progress the mission had
ever experienced.
In 1858 he married Miss Garoline Hogan, who
had for several years been an earnest missionary
at Cape Palmas, and with her cooperation and
encouragement labored on with renewed energy
in the missionary field. They made a voyage to
America, via England, in 1859, and again in 1863.
They had two daughters :
883 Virginia Grace, born at Cape Palmas, April i, 1859; mar.
John Jay White, Jr.
d§>ij:t{) ^Bencration 275
884 Caroline Golden, born July 28, 1864; baptized at Cape
Palmas, August 14, 1864. She lives, 1899, in Phila-
delphia.
Never sparing himself in the discharge of his
duties, Golden Hoffman continued the work of an
evangelist among the heathen tribes around Gape
Palmas and sixty miles to the interior, making no
complaints of the hardships endured or the physi-
cal suffering entailed by traversing tangled forests,
navigating rivers in miserable canoes, sleeping on
earthen floors in small smoky huts, with often the
poorest fare, preaching in towns of small huts,
under a tropical sun, pent up by fences from the
breeze, and surrounded by noisy men, women and
children. Sometimes after returning from his
journeys — much of them made on foot — his feet
were so bhstered that he could scarcely put them
to the ground, and his body was so wearied that
it was not until after bathing and oiling for several
days that he was restored to comparative comfort.
His health was broken by the constant toil and ex-
posure, and on his return from one of his monthly
visits to a distant mission station, he was taken ill and
died at the Orphan Asylum, Gape Palmas, Novem-
ber 25, 1865. "No wonder that when such a good
man died five hundred Christians — missionaries,
Liberian and native ministers, catechists and con-
verts — should follow him in tears to his grave, as
their best benefactor, devoted pastor, most earnest
and successful missionary, a very 'Barnabas' to
Africa and the Africans."
276 Cjjc l^offiTian <^encaIogp
His death was deeply mourned both in the
mission field and in the church at home, one rec-
tor in Philadelphia, amongst many others who de-
plored his loss, speaking of " the crushing blow
we have received in the loss of the loving, gentle,
gifted, earnest and intensely spiritual and devoted
Hoffman. One of the best men the earth con-
tained has been taken away." His widow decided
to remain at Cape Palmas, where she continued at
at the head of the Orphan Asylum for several
years. When she returned to America, she ap-
plied herself to establishing in West Philadelphia
a home for the children of missionaries. She died
February 14, 1876.
517 James Farquhar'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martin^,
Nicholas^ Martin"^), eleventh child of Martin Hoff-
man (232) and Mary Frances Seton, was born
January 19, 1826. He married, first, December
13, 1848, Frances Maria Rutledge (born June 12,
1829; died January 13, 1856). By her he had
two daughters :
885 Annie Rutledge, born 1849; mar. Edward Preston Willins.
886 Gertrude Seton, born 1851; mar. George Halcot Cooper.
James F. Hoffman married, secondly. May 26,
1857, Eliza Rutledge, sister of his first wife. She
had no children, and died May 29, 1859. She
and her sister were direct descendants of Edward
Rutledge, Governor of South Carolina and one
of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
MATILDA HOFFMAN.
(ENGAGED TO WASHINGTON IRVING.)
From miniature in possession of Mrs. George Bowdoin.
Mxt^ feneration 277
He married, thirdly, October 29, 1861, Eliza-
beth Denton Wilkin, born December 8, 1829. By
her he had four children, born in Goshen, N. Y.
887 Martin Golden, born October 29, 1862 ; died March 6,
1866.
888 Isabel Wilkin, born November 20, 1864.
88g William Seton, born March 22, 1867.
890 Lefterts Suydam, born August 31, 1869; a lawyer in
Providence, R. I.
James F. Hoffman lives, 1899, ^^ Goshen, N. Y.
Children of Josiah Ogden Hoffman (233) and Mary Colden.
518 Ann*' (Martin\ Nicolaes', Martinus^ Nicholas^ Jo-
siah Ogden'^), eldest child of Josiah Ogden Hoff-
man (233) and Mary Colden, was born in 1790.
She married Charles Nicholas, of Philadelphia,
and had two daughters :
8gi Matilda Nicholas, born 18 — ; mar. Whitman ot
Kansas.
892 Emma Nicholas, born 18 — ; mar. Maloney.
519 Matilda" (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Nicholas^,
Josiah Ogden"), second child of Josiah Ogden
Hoffman (233) and Mary Colden, was born No-
vember 8, 1 79 1. She was engaged to be married
to Washington Irving, but she died April 25,
1809, in her eighteenth year, leaving him incon-
solable. An article on Washington Irving, by
M. A. De Wolfe Howe, published in 1897, says:
" When Irving was at work upon the last part of
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278 €gc J^ofBman a5enealo0p
the Knickerbocker History, the great sorrow of
his hfe befell him. Miss Matilda Hoffman, to
whom he was engaged to be married, died after
a brief illness. This sorrow, though it did not rob
him of the courage to finish his humorous produc-
tion, drove him for a time from all society, and
made an impression upon his spirit which his whole
subsequent life of activity never quite removed.
When he died, an old man, a lock to which he
had himself always kept the key, was found to
guard a braid of hair and ^a beautiful miniature,
with a slip of paper marked in his own handwrit-
ing, 'Matilda Hoffman.' No less faithfully had
he kept her Bible and Prayer Book throughout
his life. Who shall say that the cherishing of
such a memory as this did not find its direct ex-
pression in the gentle chivalry with which he bore
himself towards all women as a writer and as a
man ? "
520 Mary Colden*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^ Josiah Ogden''), third child of Josiah
Ogden Hoffman (233) and Mary Golden, was
born June 15, 1796. She was married, De-
cember 22, 1814, in New York, by the Rev. Mr.
Harrison, to Philip Rhinelander (born in New
York, April 14, 1788), son of William Rhinelander
and Mary Roberts. By him she had two children :
893 Philip Rhinelander, born in New York, December, 181 5.
He died, unmarried, in Vienna, Austria, August 11,
THE HON. OGDEN HOFFMAN.
Mxti^ <«15cncrntion 279
1839, and was buried in New York in the Rhinelander
vault in St. Paul's Churchyard.
894 Mary Golden Rhinelander, born 1818; mar. John Alsop
King.
Mary Golden (Hoffman) Rhinelander died at
Elm Lake, Hamilton County, N. Y., September
7, 18 1 8, aged twenty-two years. Her husband
died February 27, 1830.
521 Ogden" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Nicholas^
Josiah Ogden'^), fourth child of Josiah Ogden
Hoffman (233) and Mary Golden, was born Octo-
ber 13, 1794. He graduated from Columbia Col-
lege in 18 1 2, and was intended for the bar, but
his father permitted him to join the Navy. He
was appointed Midshipman, and on December
31, 1 8 14, was taken prisoner with Capt. Decatur
on the Presidetit. In 18 15 he served under
Capt. Decatur in the war with the Barbary States.
In 1 8 16 he resigned his commission, and began
the study of law with his father, completing it with
a lawyer in Goshen, whose partner he became.
The young midshipman displayed courage and
presence of mind on several trying occasions, and
was a favorite with his commanding officer, Capt.
Decatur, who, when Hoffman left the navy, ex-
pressed regret that he should have " exchanged
an honorable profession for that of a lawyer."
He was appointed District Attorney of Orange
County, and in 1825 was elected by the Demo-
28o €f)c i^offitian <i3cncalogp
cratic party to the Legislature. At the close
of his term in 1826 he went to New York City,
and became a partner with Hugh Maxwell, then
District Attorney. When President Jackson
removed the deposits from the United States
Bank, he joined the Whig party. In 1828 he was
elected a member of the State Assembly, where,
as a member of the Judiciary, he suggested vari-
ous improvements in practical procedure. He
succeeded Maxwell as District Attorney in 1829,
and held the office for six years. During twenty-
five years he was counsel in almost every noted
criminal trial in New York, and in many important
civil cases. In 1836 he was elected a member of
Congress, and served on the Committee on For-
eign Affairs, taking a prominent part in debates.
He was reelected in 1838, and at the conclusion
of his second term was appointed by President
W. H. Harrison United States District Attorney
at New York. This office he resigned in 1845.
In 1853 to 1855 he was Attorney-General of the
State of New York.
He was one of those distinguished gentlemen
who gave the celebrated dinner in commemoration
of the return of Washington Irving, May 30, 1832,
at the City Hotel in Broadway.
"In 1838 the 'Kane Club' was founded in the
City of New York, which uniquely represented
the cream and talent of the New York Bar. Its
membership included such legal lions as Francis
B. Cutting, Peter Augustus Jay, Charles O'Conor,
^ixt^ (feneration 281
and Ogden Hoffman, the latter a dreamy-eyed
man, whose learning was profound and fervid elo-
quence historical. Ogden Hoffman was one of the
founders of the Union Club in 1836. The Union
Club represented the old families — the Livingstons,
Van Cortlandts, Van Rensselaers, Schuylers, Suy-
dams, Griswolds, Stuyvesants, and others of simi-
lar pedigree — their names filling up the list of
membership with a sort of aristocratic monotony."
Speaking of Ogden Hoffman and his half-brother,
Charles Fenno, Martha Lamb says : " The bro-
thers were both men of charming social qualities
and chivalrous personal character."
Ogden Hoffman was twice married. He mar-
ried, first, on June 27, 18 19, Emily, daughter of
Charles Burrall, by whom he had two sons :
895 Charles Burrall, born 182 1 ; mar. Harriet Willett.
8g6 Ogden, born 1823.
He married, secondly, Virginia E. Southard,
daughter of the Hon. Samuel Lewis Southard, of
New Jersey, by whom he had three children :
897 Samuel Southard, born 1839; mar. Sarah Acklen.
898 Mary Golden, born October, 1840. She resides, 1899, in
London.
899 Virginia Southard, born November, 1842. She resides,
1899, with her sister in London.
Ogden Hoffman died in New York, May i,
1856.
2»2
€j)0 j^offttian aBcnealogp
522 Charles Fenno" (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^ Josiah Ogden'^), eldest child of Josiah
Ogden Hoffman (233) and Maria Fenno, was born
in New York City, February 7, 1806. He was
sent to an academy in Poughkeepsie at the age of
nine, and ran away to escape harsh treatment.
He was then placed under the tuition of a Scotch
clergyman in New Jersey. In 18 17 his leg was
crushed between a ferry-boat and the wharf, ne-
cessitating amputation. Notwithstanding the loss
of this limb, he became proficient in athletic exer-
cises. He entered Columbia College, but left be-
fore graduation, and studied law with Harmanus
Bleecker in Albany, at the same time contributing
articles to the newspapers. He was admitted to
the bar at the age of twenty-one, and practised
for three years, when he resolved to adopt litera-
ture as a profession, and joined Charles King in
the editorship of the " New York American," to
which he had previously been a contributor. In
1832 he established the "Knickerbocker Maga-
zine," of which he edited several numbers, and then
transferred it to Timothy Flint, himself becom-
ing proprietor of the " American Monthly Maga-
zine" and the "New York Mirror."
In 1833 he went to the West for the benefit of
his health, and in 1835 published a series of letters
recording his experiences, entitled " A Winter in
the West," in two volumes. In 1837 1''^ published
" Wild Scenes in the Forest and the Prairie," in
two volumes, and in 1840, his only novel, "Greys-
CHARLES FENNO HOFFMAN.
From portrait in possession of Mrs. George E. Hoffman.
Mxt^ oBcneration 283
laer," appeared. In 1842 his lyrics were published
in a volume entitled " The Vigil of Faith, and
Other Poems"; and in 1844 "The Echo, or Bor-
rowed Notes for Home Circulation," a second
volume of poetry. "Love's Calendar, and Other
Poems " (New York, 1848), is a more complete
collection of his lyrics. In 1847-48 he edited
"The Literary World," and after leaving that
journal, contributed to it a number of essays and
stories, entitled "Sketches of Society." A later
edition of his poems, edited by his nephew, Ed-
ward Fenno Hoffman, was published in 1874.
He is spoken of as " perhaps the most generally
admired of the group of Knickerbocker authors
who flourished in his native city something less
than half a century ago, and of which he was the
last survivor. As a song-writer he stands among
Americans second only to Morris, and some writ-
ers have asserted that his lyric of ' Sparkling and
Bright ' is unsurpassed by any similar production
in the language. No American martial poem pro-
duced even during the War of the Rebellion sur-
passed Hoffman's spirited lines in his stanzas on
the Mexican battle of Monterey, which enjoyed
the distinction of being admired by both Grant
and Sherman."*
He possessed fine social qualities, conversational
powers of a high order, taste, scholarship, and a
chivalrous personal character, which made him
a favorite with all. Although not a graduate of
* General J. G. Wilson's address before the N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Society.
284 €IJe ipoffman <Dcncalogp
Columbia College, he received, at the semi-centen-
nial of its incorporation, the honorary degree of
A. M., conferred on him in company with Wash-
ington Irving, Fitz-Greene Halleck, and William
Cullen Bryant.
While filling a Government position at Washing-
ton, he was attacked in 1850 by a mental disorder,
from which he never recovered. He spent the
remainder of his life at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
where he died June 7, 1884.
523 George Edward'' (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^, Josiah Ogden''), second child of Josiah
Ogden Hoffman (233) and Maria Fenno, was born
in New York, December 2, 1808. He lived in
Philadelphia, where he married, February 14, 1846,
Phoebe Wagner White, daughter of John and
Phoebe Wagner White, of Philadelphia. George
E. Hoffman and Phoebe White had three children :
goo John White, born 1847; ^^^- Florence Kingston McCay.
901 Edward Fenno, born 1849; mar. Elizabedi McCall.
902 Josiah Ogden, born 1858; mar. Helen Scott Lewis.
George Edward Hoffman conducted the first
State survey of the " Upper Hudson," and was
engaged in many of the early railroad and canal
surveys. In 1846 he became president of the
Lykers Valley Railroad and Coal Company, and
held that position for the remainder of his life.
He died March 4, 1884. His wife survived him,
d^ijctl) feneration 285
and lives, 1899, with her son, Edward Fenno
Hoffman, at 259 South 17th Street, Philadelphia.
Children of Mary Qillou Hoffman (234) and James Seton.
527 Alfred Seton'' (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^
Nicholas', Mary Gillou'^), third child of Mary Gil-
lou Hoffman (234) and James Seton, was born in
1 79 -. He married April 20, 181 9, Frances Barne-
wall, and had five children :
903 Mary Seton, born 182 -; died young.
904 Frances Seton, born 182 -; mar., February, 1865, Bishop
Alonzo Potter; no issue.
905 Euretta Barnewall Seton, bom 182 -; mar. Walter Bean
Post.
906 Alfred Ludlow Seton, bom 1825; mar. Helena Schmidt.
907 Eliza Anderson Seton, born 182 -; mar. George Washing-
ton Coster; no issue.
528 Mary Hammond Seton** (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas^ Mary Gillou^), fourth child of
Mary Gillou Hoffman (234) and James Seton, was
born in 180-. She married April 19, 1822, Henry
Ogden, son of Isaac Ogden, Judge of the Supreme
Court of Canada, and Sarah Hansen, his wife, and
had six children :
908 Elizabeth Ogden, born 182 -; died young.
909 William Seton Ogden, bom 182 -; mar. Mary Dwyer.
910 Mary Seton Ogden, born 18 — .
911 Harriet Evans Ogden, bora 18--; mar. Dr. Chase, and
lives, 1899, in Portland, Oregon.
286 fCJc i^offman <^cncalogp
912 Henry Ogden, born 18 — . He lives, 1899, in New York
with his sisters.
913 Emma Seton Ogden, bom 18 — .
Children of Elizabeth Hoffman (235) and General Theodorus
Bailey.
534 James Bailey*' (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^
Robert^ Elizabeth'^), third son of Elizabeth Hoff-
man (235) and General Theodorus Bailey, was
born at Poughkeepsie, April 20, 1789. He was
Colonel in the United States Army. He married
Miss Foster, by whom he had two children :
914 Theodorus Bailey, born 18 — .
915 Sarah Bailey, born 18 — ; mar. Rathbone, of Rath-
bonesville, N. Y.
Colonel James Bailey died in 1832.
Children of Robert Hoffman (237) and Catherine Hegeman.
538 Eliza'' (Martin^, Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Robert*,
Robert*"), third child of Robert Hoffman (237) and
Catherine Hegeman, was born at Poughkeepsie,
in 1 79- She married Isaac Cornell, of Pough-
keepsie, and had seven children :
916 Peter Martense Cornell, born November 20, 1814; bap.
at Poughkeepsie, January 2, 181 5.
917 William Augustus Cornell, born February 2, 1818; bap.
at Poughkeepsie, March 31, 18 18.
918 Margaret Cornell, born April 5, 1820; bap. at Pough-
keepsie, July II, 1820.
^ijctj) <^cnciration 287
gig Mary Cornell, born December 14, 1821; bap. at Pough-
keepsie, July 30, 1822.
g20 Elizabeth Cornell, born August 6, 1824; bap. at Pough-
keepsie, November 23, 1824.
g2i Jane Cornell, born August 30, 1828; bap. at Pough-
keepsie, December 23, 1828.
g22 Frederick Cornell, born May 30, 1835; bap. at Pough-
keepsie, September 16, 1835.
539 Martin'' (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Robert^
Robert^), fourth child of Robert Hoffman (237)
and Catherine Hegeman, was born at Pough-
keepsie in 179- He married, at Poughkeepsie,
October 5, 1824, Julia Harrison, daughter of
Frederick Harrison and Zillah Hopkins, of Pough-
keepsie. He had, amongst other children, a son :
g23 William, bom 182 -; mar. . He lived in San
Francisco, Cal., where he died in 189-.
540 Isaac'' (Martin', Nicolaes'^, Martinus^ Robert*,
Robert'^), fifth child of Robert Hoffman (237) and
Catherine Hegemen, was born at Poughkeepsie,
in 1 79-. He married Mary Sickles, and had one
daughter :
g24 Adeline, born 18 — ; mar. Charles Powers, of Chicago, 111.
541 Catherine'' (Martin^ Nicolaes% Martinuss, Robert*,
Robert"^), sixth child of Robert Hoffman (237)
and Catherine Hegeman, was born in 1800. She
married, at Poughkeepsie, August 15, 1820, Dr.
288 €^t I^offman <25meaIogp
William Thomas, a physician of that city. They
had seven children :
925 Olivia Thomas, born 1823; mar, i. John Murphy.
ii. Charles A. Savage.
926 Caroline Thomas, bap. at Poughkeepsie, October 26,
1823; died unmarried.
927 Sarah Thomas, born at Poughkeepsie; bap. there, June
15, 1825.
928 William Thomas, bap. at Poughkeepsie, August 19, 1826;
died 1830.
929 John Thomas, born at Poughkeepsie, October i, 1829;
bap. there, April 20, 1830; died 1849.
930 Elizabeth Thomas, born at Poughkeepsie, 1834; died
1896.
931 Robert Hoffman Thomas, born 1837; died unmarried.
Catherine Hoffman Thomas died in 1859.
Child of Abraham Hoffman (238) and Esther Thorne.
545 Jane" (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Robert*, Abra-
ham'^), second child of Abraham Hoffman (238)
and Esther Thorne, was born at Poughkeepsie,
March 19, 1799. She married, at Poughkeepsie,
April 13, 1824, Nathaniel Hussey Jewett (born
March 21, 1799: died July 21, 1861), and had
two children :
932 Jacob Boerum Jewett, born 1825 ; mar. Maria Eliza Bayley
(No. 829).
933 Sarah Jewett, born August 6, 1827; died September 27,
1845.
Jane Hoffman Jewett died January 12, 1879.
^ixtf^ (feneration 289
Child of Catrina Hoffman (240) and Derick A. Brinckerhoff.
549 Sarah Brinckerhoff'' (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus^ Robert^ Catrina''), third child of Catrina
Hoffman (240) and Derick A. Brinckerhoff, was
born in 180-. She married Isaac Whetmore, and
had a daughter :
934 Katharine Whetmore, born 18 — ; mar. John Whiteside.
Children of Maria Hoffman (241) and Samuel Thorn.
550 Stephen Thorn*' (Martin\ Nicolaes'-^, Martinus^
Robert^, Maria'^), eldest child of Maria Hoffman
(241) and Samuel Thorn, was born June 24, 1800.
He married Mary Sleight, and had four children :
935 Mary E. Thorn, born 18 — .
936 Sarah Thorn, born 18 — .
937 Samuel Thorn, born 18 — .
938 Esther Thorn, born 18--.
Stephen Thorn died May 18, 1869.
551 Robert Thorn" (Martin', Nicolaes^ Martinus-',
Robert^ Maria'^), second child of Maria Hoffman
(241) and Samuel Thorn, was born October 21,
1802. He married Catherine Akin, and had one
daughter :
939 Caroline Thorn, mar. Richard Akin.
Robert Thorn died January 19, 1870.
552 Eliza Thorn'' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Robert', Maria'^), third child of Maria Hoffman
19
290 Cljc JpofCmmi oBcmalogp
(241) and Samuel Thorn, was born May 3, 1805.
She married, October 26, 183 1, Wilham T. Teller,
by whom she had two children :
940 George Teller, born November 11, 1832; died, unmarried,
March 9, 1863.
941 Mary Teller, born 1840; mar. Eugene Wells,
Eliza Thorn Teller died March 24, 1880.
553 Sarah Thorn'' (Martin\ Nicolaes'^ Martinus^
Robert^, Maria'^), fourth child of Maria Hoffman
(241) and Samuel Thorn, was born May 23, 1808.
She married George B. Adriance, by whom she
had one son :
942 Robert Adriance, born September 13, 1835; died, unmar-
ried, August 26, i860.
Sarah Thorn Adriance died January 11, 1878.
557 Caroline Thorn*' (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^
Roberf*, Maria'^), eighth child of Maria Hoffman
(241) and Samuel Thorn, was born February 22,
1 8 19. She married John S. Sleight, and had one
daughter :
943 Mary Sleight, born 18 — ; mar. Charles H. Goodrue.
Caroline Thorn Sleight died August 11, 1858.
Children of Catharine Laidlie (245) and Anthony Dey.
559 (The Rev.) Richard Varick Dey*' (MartinS Nico-
laes^ Martinus^ Maria^), second child of Catharine
^ixt^ <iBencration 291
Laidlie (245) and Anthony Dey, was born in New
York, January 11, 1801. He became an eloquent
minister of the Gospel. He married, September
II, 1822, Lavinia Agnes Scott, granddaughter
of Dr. Moses Scott, Senior Surgeon and Physi-
cian of the New Jersey line during the War of the
Revolution, and daughter of Colonel Joseph War-
ren Scott (an eminent jurist of the New Jersey bar,
whose powerful eloquence still lives) and Jane
Griffiths, his wife.
Richard Varick Dey and Lavinia A. Scott had
seven children:
944 Richard Varick Dey, born and died May 11, 1823.
945 Mary Laidlie Dey, born May 8, 1824; lives, 1899, in New
York.
946 Lavinia Agnes Scott Dey, born September 28, 1826; died
September 6, 1832.
947 Anthony Dey, born July 5, 1829, He married, in Ken-
tucky, April 30, 1868, Mary Brown Humphreys, who
died, without issue, September 4, 1885. He lives, 1899,
at New Brunswick, N. J.
948 Joseph Warren Scott Dey, born and died June 3, 1831.
949 Joseph Warren Scott Dey, born September 8, 1832; un-
married. He lives, 1899, in New York.
950 Richard Varick Dey, bom March 11, 1835; unmarried.
He lives, 1899, in San Francisco.
The Rev. Richard Varick Dey died near Chatham,
N. J., September, 1837. His widow, a lady of
very exemplary character, survived him for nearly
half a century. She died at her residence, 121
East 24th Street, New York, March 31, 1886, was
292 ^ije ji^offman (iBcncalogp
buried from the Middle Dutch Church, Lafayette
Place, April 5, and was interred in Greenwood
Cemetery, beside her husband and three children.
560 Maria Laidlie Dey*' (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus'^, Maria^), third child of Catharine Laidlie
(245) and Anthony Dey, was born April 30, 1807.
She was twice married. She married, first, in
1830, the Rev. David Cook Axtell, by whom she
had three children :
951 Henry Axtell, born April 10, 1832; died, unmarried, in
California, in i860.
952 Anthony Dey Axtell, born 1834; mar. Almina Bradley.
953 Catharine Laidlie Axtell, born 1836; died April 30, 1838.
The Rev. David Cook Axtell died July 12,
1837, ^^^ Maria Laidlie Dey married, secondly,
August 21, 1844, Charles A. Cook, of Geneva,
N. Y., by whom she had two children :
954 Charles Cook, born September 16, 1846; died November
22, 1852.
955 Catharine Laidlie Cook, born April 30, 1849; died, un-
married, October 21, 1896.
Mary L. Dey Cook died September 4, 1856.
Charles A. Cook died in Geneva, 1855.
561 Catharine Antoinette Dey'' (Martin', Nico-
laes^, Martinus^ Maria^), fourth child of Catharine
Laidlie (245) and Anthony Dey, was born No-
d^irtf) <6cn0ration 293
vember i, 1810. She married, October 2, 1839,
Samuel Porter Williams, son of the Rev. Samuel
Porter Williams and Mary Hanford Webb, of New-
buryport, Mass. Catharine Antoinette Dey and
Samuel P. Williams had four children :
956 Catharine Laidlie Williams, born August, 1840; died, un-
married, April 8, 1865.
957 Samuel Porter Williams, born 1842; mar. Mrs. Almina
Bradley Axtell.
958 Winthrop D wight Williams, born February 6, 1844; died,
unmarried, July 17, 1865.
959 Archibald Laidlie Williams, born March 31, 1848; died,
unmarried, February i, 1874.
Catharine Antoinette Dey Williams died in
New York, April, 1848, and Samuel P. Williams
married, secondly, Mrs. Mary Colwell {ne'e Van
Auken).
Children of Martin H. Hoffman (248) and Gertrude P. Van Ness.
562 Catharine Douw'' (Martin^ Nicolaes', Martinus^
Harmanus'', Martin H.'^), eldest child of Martin H.
Hoffman (248) and Gertrude P. Van Ness, was
born December 13, 1797. She married, at Ghent,
N. Y., May 29, 1821, Colonel Henry G. Philip
(born November 10, 1793), by whom she had
four sons:
960 John Van Ness Philip, born 1823 ; mar. Laura Johnson.
961 William Henry Philip, born 1824; mar. Eliza Worthington.
19*
294 '^ftc i^offttian (^cnealogp
962 Martin Hoffman Philip, born 1826; mar. Sarah Lucretia
Peck.
963 Charles Eugene Philip, born 1828; died young.
Colonel Henry G. Philip died October 24, 1829 ;
Catharine Douw Hoffman Philip died January 3,
1866.
564 Peter Van Ness" (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^
Harmanus\ Martin H."^), third child of Martin H.
Hoffman (248) and Gertrude P. Van Ness, was
born July 18, 1800, at Ghent, N, Y. He married,
at Ghent, N. Y., June 7, 1834, the Rev. P. S.
Wynkoop officiating, Nancy Crandall (born Au-
gust 13, 181 5), daughter of Stephen Crandall and
Anna Reynolds, and had seven children :
964 Julia, born 1835; mar. Curtis Henry Porter.
965 William Henry, born January 14, 1837; unmarried. He
lives, 1899, with his sister, Mrs. Curtis H. Porter, at
Ghent, N. Y.
966 Charles Eugene, born 1838; mar. Lydia Cutler.
967 Catharine Douw, born 1840; mar. Curtis H. Porter.
968 Anna Matilda, born July 10, 1842. She lives, 1899, with
her mother at Ghent, N. Y.
969 Martin Van Ness, born June 23, 1844; died July 31, 1844.
970 Van Ness, born September 21, 1847; unmarried. He
lives, 1899, with his brother Charles Eugene,
Peter Van Ness Hoffman died January 18, 1849.
His widow resides, 1899, ^t Ghent, N. Y.
565 Catharine Douw Ten Eyck*^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^, Harmanus'*, Anna''), eldest child of
J>ijLtl) <^metation 295
Anna Hoffman (249) and Barent Tobias Ten
Eyck, was born April 17, 1792. She married
Barent J. Mynderse, of Schenectady (born July
17, 1790), April 13, 1813. They had no children.
She died December 14, 1852, and her husband,
Barent J. Mynderse, died March 8, i860.
566 Harman Hoffman Ten Eyck^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes', Martinus'^ Harmanus"*, Anna'^), second child
of Anna Hoffman (249) and Barent Tobias Ten
Eyck, was born March 21, 1794. He married,
October 29, 18 16, Maria Beekman, daughter of
Judge William Beekman, of Schoharie Co., N. Y.
She was born September 18, 1796, and died De-
cember 31, 1824. Their children were :
971 William Hoflfinan Ten Eyck, born 18 19; mar. Anna Ma-
tilda Vedder.
972 Joanna Beekman Ten Eyck, born 182 1 ; mar. Henry A.
Almy, M. D.
Harman Hoffman Ten Eyck was a physician
and druggist in Schenectady, N. Y., and removed
to Sharon, where he died, December 3, 1836.
567 Ann McClelland" (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Marti-
nus^, Harmanus*, Anna^), eldest child of Anna
Hoffman (249) and William McClelland, M. D.,
was born in 1798. She married Aaron Mynderse,
of Schenectady, N. Y., a brother of Barent J.
Mynderse, who married her half-sister, Catharine
Douw Ten Eyck.
296 (^^t i)offtnan <i5encalo0p
568 Jannet McClelland'' (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Marti-
nus^, Harmanus^ Anna''), second child of Anna
Hoffman (249) and William McClelland, was born
in 1799. She married Nicholas Van Vranken, of
Schenectady, N. Y.
570 William McClelland'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^, Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus^, Anna'^), fourth child of Anna
Hoffman (249) and Wilham McClelland, M. D.,
was born in 180-. He married Eliza Bartherson.
571 Mary McClelland" (Martin^ Nicolaes% Marti-
nus'', Harmanus'', Anna""), fifth child of Anna
Hoffman (249) and William McClelland, M. D.,
was born in 180-. She married Archibald L.
Linn, son of the Rev. Dr. William Linn, one of the
ministers of the Collegiate Dutch Church of New
York City. She died December 11, 1896.
Children of Catharine Douw Hoffman (251) and
Henry R. Van Rensselaer.
572 Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer" (Martin\
Nicolaes", Martinus^ Harmanus^, Catharine Douw''),
eldest child of Catharine Douw Hoffman (25 i) and
Henry R. Van Rensselaer, was born October 17,
1 80 1. She married Robert Bayard Rutgers, son
of Gerard Rutgers and Margaret Sarah Bayard,
and had one daughter :
973 Margaret Sarah Bayard Rutgers, born 183 -; mar. Nor-
man Finley.
M^ixtf^ feneration 297
Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer Rutgers died
November 21, 1861, and is interred in the family
plot in the graveyard at Claverack, N. Y.
575 Angelica Van Rensselaer*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-,
Martinus'^ Harmanus^, Catharine Douw''), fourth
child of Catharine Douw Hoffman (251) and
Henry R. Van Rensselaer, was born January 5,
1807, and was baptized at Upper Red Hook,
February 15, 1807. She married Rufus Reed, of
Hudson, N. Y., the widower of Jane Grier (No.
347) ; they had no children. She died May 23,
1 88 1, and is interred at Claverack, N. Y.
Children of William Hoffman (252) and Charlotte Wilkins.
580 Charlotte Wilkins'' (Martin^ Nicolaes'^ Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus'*, William^), eldest child of Wil-
Ham Hoffman, M. D. (252), and Charlotte Wilkins,
was born at Red Hook, Dutchess Co., N. Y., in
1808. She was married at West Farms, West-
chester Co., N. Y., by the Rector of St. Peter's
Church, Westchester, May 20, 1836, to Edward
Prime, banker, of New York, son of Nathaniel
Prime, banker, of New York. Charlotte Wilkins
Hoffman and Edward Prime had seven children :
974 William Hoffman Prime, born 1837; mar. Annie Rhodes
Gilbert.
975 Charlotte Prime, born 1838; mar. Leonard J. Wyeth.
976 Emily Prime, born 1840; died young.
298 €j)c Jpofftnan <Dcnealogp
977 Mary Catherine Prime, born June 4, 1841 ; mar., Decem-
ber 16, 1868, James A. Scrymser.
978 Harriet Prime, born 1843; died 1846.
979 Julia Prime, born 1845; died 1846.
980 Henry Prime, born May 18, 1847.
Edward Prime died August 31, 1883. Char-
lotte W. Hoffman Prime died at Riverdale, N. Y.,
May 29, 1892.
581 Cornelia Frances" (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Harmanus^ William""), second child of William
Hoffman, M. D. (252), and Charlotte Wilkins, was
born in 1810. She married, March 21, 1833,
William Bayard, M. D., and died July 8, 1834,*
leaving no children. She is buried in the church-
yard of St. Peter's Church, Westchester, N. Y.
582 Isabella Wilkins" (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^
Harmanus^ WilUam'^), third child of William Hoff-
man, M. D. (252), and Charlotte Wilkins, was
born January 27, 1812. She married, September
28, 1836, William Bayard, M. D., the widower of
her sister, CorneHa F. Hoffman. They had five
children :
981 Julia De L. Bayard, born 1838; died August 26, 1858,*
and was buried at St. Peter's churchyard, Westchester,
N. Y.
982 Charlotte Hoffman Bayard, bom 1840; died, unmarried,
April 14, 1877.
* Tombstones in St, Peter's Churchyard, Westchester, N. Y.
^ixt^ 4Bienctation 299
983 William Hoffman Bayard, born December, 1844; died
October 7, 1846.
984 Elizabeth Annie Bayard, born 1846; mar. J. N. M. Haw-
thorne.
985 Isabella Hoffman Bayard, born 1849; died September 10,
1851.
"Dr. William Bayard died February 28, 1853,
aged 44 years,"* and was interred in St. Peter's
churchyard, Westchester, N. Y. Isabella Hoffman
Bayard died November 23, 1892,* and is buried by
the side of her husband.
584 William Bayard*' (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^ William^), fifth child of William Hoff-
man, M. D. (252), and Charlotte Wilkins, was born
in 1 817. His first wife was Mary Wolfe, daugh-
ter of John David Wolfe, who died without issue.
He married, secondly, August 15, 1865, Mary
Gracie Ulshoeffer, daughter of Michael and Mary
Ann Ulshoeffer, and had two daughters :
986 Dorothea Wolfe, born August 21, 1866.
987 Mary Ulshoeffer, bom January 23, 1868.
William Bayard Hoffman died August 20, 1880.
Children of Philip Verplanck Hoffman (255) and Lydia Osborn.
589 JULIA*^ (MartinS Nicolaes'-^, Martinus^, Harmanus"*,
Philip Verplanck'^), eldest child of Philip Ver-
planck Hoffman (255) and Lydia Osborn, was
* Tombstones in St. Peter's Churchyard, Westchester, N. Y.
300 €[)e Ipoffman <^cnealo0p
born January i6, 1834. She married Thomas
Dehon, of Boston, Mass., by whom she had one
daughter :
988 Juha Dorothea Dehon, bom 18 — .
Thomas Dehon died in 1889.
591 Sarah Austin" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^, Philip Verplanck^), third child of Philip
Verplanck Hoffman (255) and Lydia Osborn, was
born June 17, 1836. She married, November 24,
1858, Vicomte Jules Treilhard, of Paris, France, by
whom she had three children :
989 Marie Julie Josephine Treilhard, bom 1859; mar. le Baron
de la Charmoye.
990 Julie Marie Jeanne Treilhard, bom 1861 ; mar. le Vi-
comte de Petite Ville.
991 Jules Jean Joseph Philippe Treilhard, born October 7,
1869.
Le Vicomte Treilhard died May 23, 1882. La
Vicomtesse Sarah Treilhard lives, 1899, in Paris
and at her villa at Fontainebleau.
Children of Herman Laidlie Hoffman (257) and
Charlotte M. Klein.
594 Kate*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Harmanus*,
Herman Laidlie'^), eldest child of Herman Laidlie
Hoffman (257) and Charlotte M. Klein, was born
May 28, 1825. She married, November 12, 1846,
General William Birney, a well-known citizen of
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Washington, D. C, and a prominent member of
the District Bar. They had nine children :
992 Ulric Hofifman Birney, born September 7, 1850; died
December, 1881.
993 Arthur Alexis Birney, born 1852; mar. Helen Townsend
Conway.
994 Alfred Edward Birney, born May 26, 1853; died 1863.
995 Florence Hofifman Birney, born December 7, 1854; mar-
ried i. Randolph Getchell.
ii. Edgar Hoyt. She died, without issue, Dec. 17, 1895.
996 Katharine Birney, born 1856; mar. Albert N. Seip.
997 William Verplanck Birney, born 1858.
998 Theodore Weld Birney, born 1864; mar. Alice (Mc-
Clellan) White.
999 Herman Hofifman Birney, born 1866; mar. Elizabeth
Boude.
1000 Elizabeth Fitzhugh Birney, born in 1869; died in 1872.
Kate Hoffman Birney died January 2, 1891.
595 Herman*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Harma-
nus'*, Herman Laidlie^), second child of Herman
Laidhe Hoffman (257) and Charlotte M. Klein,
was born December 21, 1827. He went to live in
California, and was twice married. His first wife,
by whom he had no children, was Susan Woods.
She died January 16, 1880, and on October 19,
1 88 1, he married Mary Constance Veuve, by whom
he had a posthumous son :
looi Herman Laidley Verplanck, born September 28, 1882.
He lives with his mother at San Jose, Cal.
Herman Hoffman died in California, March 4,
1882.
302 ^fjc l^offinan <iB»c«calogp
Children of Maria Gertrude Hoffman (258) and John Downes.
596 John Downes^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Harmanus^ Maria Gertrude'^), eldest child of Maria
Gertrude Hoffman (258) and Commander John
Downes, was born in 1822. He entered the
United States Navy in 1837, ^^^ during the Civil
War commanded the gunboat Huron and the
monitor Nahant.
He married Frances Harrod Foster, and had
six children :
1002 Frances Harrod Downes, born 1850; mar. Lieut. Arthur
P. Nazro.
1003 John Downes, born 1852; mar. i. Emma Homer Nazro.
ii. Henrietta (Wise) Nicholson.
1004 Francis Foster Downes, bom March 4, 1854.
1005 Adele Rushton Downes, born May 21, 1856.
1006 Philip Hoffman Downes, born 1858; mar. Harriet Elli-
cott Winkler.
1007 Mary Campbell Downes, born March 14, i860.
Commander John Downes, Jr., died at New
Orleans, La., September 20, 1865. ^^s. John
Downes died November 26, 1896.
597 Julia Downes'' (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Harmanus^ Maria Gertrude'^), second child of
Maria Gertrude Hoffman (258) and Commander
John Downes, was born February 24, 1824. She
married, December 15, 1842, Commander John F.
Missroon, of the United States Navy, by whom
she had eight children :
1008 Gertrude Missroon, bom 1843; mar. Charles Morris,
United States Army.
THE VERY REV. EUGENE AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, D. D.
Mxtfy 45eneration 303
1009 Julia Emily Missroon, born 1844; mar. Charles Francis
Fairbanks.
loio Frank Dupont Missroon, born February, 1848; died in
1864.
loii Mary Alice Missroon, born May 23, 1850; died October
24, 1865.
1012 John Downes Missroon, born October 7, 1854,
1013 Effie Verplanck Missroon, born November 13, 1856.
1014 Herman Hoffman Missroon, born February 18, 1858;
mar., December 15, 1897, Katharine J. Pike.
1015 Martha Louise Missroon, born June 6, i860. She is a
member of a Sisterhood in England.
Julia Downes Missroon died October 24, 1865.
Children of Samuel Verplanck Hoffman (259) and
Qlorvina R. Storm.
601 Eugene Augustus*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^
Harmanus^, Samuel Verplanck'^), eldest child of
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman (259) and Glorvina
Rossell Storm, was born in New York City, March
21, 1829. His father was in business in Pine
Street, and the family lived in White Street, a
fashionable quarter of the city at that date, when
there were few of the better class of residences
above Canal Street, and the old Broadway stages
ran only as far as Bond Street. His early edu-
cation was begun in Mr. Greenough's then well-
known school in Varick Street, on leaving which
he and his brother Charles entered the Columbia
Grammar School, under the tuition of Drs. Charles
Anthon and Henry Drisler. The family having
removed to New Brunswick, N. J., in 1842, Eu-
304 €f|c ipoffman ^encalogp
gene entered Rutgers College the following year,
and was graduated in 1847, ^^ the early age of
eighteen. Desiring to pursue his studies still fur-
ther, he entered Harvard University, receiving from
that institution the degrees of B. A. and M. A. in
1848 and 1 85 I respectively. During the summer
of 1848 he joined a party of sixteen persons under
Professor Louis Agassiz, some of whom were sent
out by the German Universities and the Jardin
des Plantes, Paris, to explore the then unbroken
wilderness lying north of Lake Superior. The
party was for nearly three months beyond the
limits of civilization, some of them coming back
to Sault Ste. Marie by the south shore and mak-
ing the complete circuit of that great lake in frail
birch canoes. After returning from that expedition,
Eugene A. Hoffman entered the General Theologi-
cal Seminary in New York, of which he is now
the honored head, to begin his preparation for the
ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
He was graduated from that institution in 185 1,
and ordered deacon in Christ Church, New Bruns-
wick, by the Right Rev. George Washington
Doane, Bishop of New Jersey, in the same year.
For two years he was diligently engaged in mis-
sion work in Grace Church, Elizabethport, N. J.
In the spring of 1853 he accepted a call to the
rectorship of Christ Church, Elizabeth, N. J., then
just organized, and was admitted to the priesthood
by Bishop Doane in St. John's Church, Elizabeth.
For ten years he remained in this parish, where he
ri^irtl) oBcncmtion 305
established one of the earhest and most successful
free churches in this country. A large stone
chapel, afterwards enlarged and converted into
the church building, a parish school-house and a
stone rectory were built. This church was among
the first in this country to have daily morning
and evening prayers and the weekly communion,
none of which have ever been intermitted since
the chapel was erected. Dr. Hoffman also organ-
ized two parish schools, — a classical school for
boys, and a primary school for girls, — which were
highly successful. During the ten years of his
rectorship the congregation, worshiping in a chapel
seating but three hundred people, and none of
them rich in this world's goods, contributed, through
the Sunday offerings, upward of fifty thousand
dollars.
During this period Dr. Hoffman also gathered a
congregation in Milburn, N. J., seven miles dis-
tant, by holding a third service there on Sundays ;
organized a parish, and built St. Stephen's Church,
seating nearly five hundred persons. This accom-
pHshed, he turned his attention to Woodbridge,
some ten miles from Elizabeth, where there stood
an ante-Revolution church, for years without
a congregation. This ancient edifice took fire
on the second occasion of its being re-opened, and
was entirely consumed. Nothing daunted by this
disaster, the services were continued in the Pres-
byterian Church, kindly loaned for the purpose, a
congregation gathered, and a brick church erected
3o6 Cjjc Ipoffinan oBciicalogji
on the site of the one that was burnt, surrounded
by the graves of nearly two centuries. At the
same time Dr. Hoffman's sympathies were en-
listed in behalf of St. James's Church, Hacketts-
town, N. J., which was heavily in debt and had
fallen into the hands of the sheriff. By personal
efforts he secured sufficient to pay the debt,
and presented the church, free and clear, to the
diocese.
In the spring of 1863, at Bishop Odenheimer's
earnest solicitation, he accepted the rectorship of
St. Mary's Church, Burlington, N. J. This par-
ish was at that time encumbered with a debt of
twenty-three thousand dollars, and had not suffi-
cient income to meet the annual interest on the
indebtedness. With his characteristic financial
ability, he immediately grappled with this diffi-
culty, and in less than one year, notwithstanding
that the country was at that time engaged in a
terrible war, he had the satisfaction of wiping out
the entire debt and raising sufficient to place a
large peal of bells in the church tower, with an
endowment for the ringers.
During his connection with New Jersey, Dr.
Hoffman held numerous positions of trust : he was
Secretary of the Standing Committee of the Dio-
cese; Secretary of the Diocesan Convention ; Trus-
tee of Burlington College and St. Mary's Hall ; and
for many years a trusted adviser of Bishop Doane
during his trials.
In 1864 Dr. Hoffman became Rector of the
Mxt\^ (feneration 307
large and important parish of Grace Church,
Brooklyn Heights. To his exertions was due the
erection of the fine parish building which adjoins
the church on the west. During his rectorship the
parish attained the highest degree of prosperity,
and the liberal system of large annual offerings
for missions, for which it is still so notably distin-
guished, was inaugurated. In this church the meet-
ing was held which decided the erection of the
Diocese of Long Island. When the diocese was
organized he was prominently mentioned for its
bishop, and was elected the President of its Stand-
ing Committee. He was one of the active trustees
of the Church Charity Foundation.
The keen air of Brooklyn Heights seriously
affecting his health, he resigned the rectorship in
1869, and accepted a call to be rector of St.
Mark's Church, Philadelphia, Pa., leaving Brooklyn
amidst many regrets and expressions of respect
and affection. For St. Mark's parish he imme-
diately secured a large and commodious rectory,
and within a year organized the first Working-
men's Club in this country. Its methods of oper-
ation proved so successful that it soon numbered
five hundred members, and furnished the pattern
for numerous similar clubs now existing in all parts
of the country. Finding it impossible, owing to
the crowded congregations, to provide seats in
the parish church for many of the laboring classes,
he opened the church for free services every Sun-
day evening, at each of which the sacred edifice
3o8 ^jjc Ipoffimn <iBcncalo0p
was filled to its utmost capacity. During his rec-
torship many costly improvements were made in
the church building, a number of the windows
were filled with rich English painted glass as me-
morials, and a fine peal of English bells was hung
in the tower. When he resigned, after ten years
of faithful service, it was found that the number of
communicants had increased from four hundred
to one thousand, and that the offerings had aver-
aged about forty-four thousand dollars a year ;
seven hundred and seventy-six persons had been
baptized, and four hundred and forty-six presented
to the Bishop for confirmation. Never before had
the real power of St. Mark's parish been so called
into service or its liberality been so developed.
Dr. Hoffman was an active worker in the Boards
of Trustees of all the diocesan institutions — the
large Episcopal Hospital, the Episcopal Academy,
the Diocesan and City Missions, the Prayer Book
and Tract Societies. In all these positions he was
noted for his untiring industry, his good judgment,
and his financial ability. A prominent financier
remarked that, in making him a clergyman they had
spoiled a first-class bank president. Others were
wont to call him (playing upon his initials, E. A. H.)
Executive Ability Hoffman. When he left Phila-
delphia for another field of labor, the Bishop of
Pennsylvania, the Rt. Rev. Wm. Bacon Stevens,
though differing materially from his school of
churchmanship, sent him a most compHmentary
letter of appreciation of his services and regret
at his departure.
THE VERY REV. EUGENE AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, D. D.
Dean of the General Theological Seminary.
^ixt^ (feneration 309
It had long been felt by those who watched his
work in Philadelphia that Dr. Hoffman ought to
have a more extended sphere of usefulness. Sev-
eral times his name was suggested for a bishopric.
But providentially he was reserved for the eminent
position which he now so successfully fills, and
where he has left a permanent monument of his
work as Dean of the General Theological Seminary
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States. His election to this responsible position,
after twice decHning to allow himself to be nom-
inated for the post, gave great satisfaction to the
Church, and his acceptance of it was warmly
urged by prominent bishops, and such men as
Drs. Dix, Dyer and John Cotton Smith. They
felt confident that under his administration the
Seminary, which had been dragging along with-
out sufficient endowment and with a steadily in-
creasing debt, would be established on a firm
financial basis, and take its stand in the forefront
of the Church's work in America.
Their anticipations have been more than real-
ized. During the twenty years which have
elapsed since he became the head of the institu-
tion, more than a million and a half of dollars have
been secured to the Seminary by his efforts and
by the munificence of himself and his family. The
large block known as Chelsea Square, which was
then occupied only by two old gray stone houses,
has been more than half covered by a magnificent
pile of buildings, which form the East Quadrangle,
presenting an imposing front on Ninth Avenue,
3 lo €ljc Jpofftiian <i5mcalogp
and extending from the northwest corner of West
Twentieth Street half way along West Twenty-
first Street. These buildings include a spacious
deanery ; five houses for the use of professors ; five
halls, used as dormitories for the students, which
are named after founders and benefactors of the
Seminary ; Sherred Hall, containing lecture-rooms
for the different professors ; Hobart Hall, the fire-
proof library building; and the beautiful Memo-
rial Chapel of the Good Shepherd, erected by the
mother of the Dean in memory of her husband,
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman. A new set of dor-
mitories, to be called "Eigenbrodt Hall," is now
in course of erection, and also a large building,
which will provide a spacious dining-hall and gym-
nasium. The Alumni of the Seminary have named
the latter building "Hoffman Hall," as a memo-
rial to Dean Hoffman, and the cost of its erection
will be defrayed by funds collected by them for
the purpose.
During Dean Hoffman's tenure of office two new
professorships have been established, and three pro-
fessorships have been amply endowed by himself
and his family, as has also the office of Dean, the
income of which is for the present accumulating
for the benefit of the Seminary ; while funds have
been contributed from various sources for perma-
nent instructors in Church Music and Elocution,
for the endowment of the " Bishop Paddock Lec-
tureship," for fellowships and scholarships, and for
various prizes. The grounds of the Seminary
^ijct!) <©encration 3 1 1
have been very greatly improved and beautified,
and the trim, well-kept lawns, shady trees and ivy-
covered buildings make Chelsea Square an oasis
in the desert of brick and mortar well worthy a
visit.
In addition to his duties as Dean, Dr. Hofifman
devotes considerable time to other general institu-
tions of the Church, rarely being absent from the
meetings of the Board of Managers of the Mission-
ary Society, the Clergymen's Retiring Fund Soci-
ety, the Society for Promoting Religion and Learn-
ing, Trinity School, the Corporation for the Relief
of Widows and Children of Clergymen, and the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, of the Building
Committee of which he is Chairman. He has
also represented the Diocese of New York in the
last seven General Conventions, serving on sev-
eral of its most important committees, and has
been for the last seven years a member of the Com-
mission appointed by the General Convention for
the Revision of the Constitution and Canons of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. He is a member of
the Archaeological Institute of New York ; the
American Geographical Society ; the New York
Zoological Society ; the American Institute of
Christian Philosophy ; the Metropolitan Museum
of Art; the New York Genealogical and Biographi-
cal Society ; the St. Nicholas Society ; the Hugue-
not Society ; the New York Numismatic and
Archaeological Society ; the New York Historical
Society, of which he is also Foreign Corresponding
3 1 2 z^t l^offman «^encaIogp
Secretary ; and a Fellow of the American Museum
of Natural History, to which he lately presented a
very valuable representative collection of the but-
terflies of America. He is a member of the Cen-
tury Association, the Riding Club, and the City
Club ; the South Side Sportsmen's Club, the
Robins Island Club, the Jekyl Island Club, and
the Ristigouche Salmon Club.
He received the degree of Doctor in Divinity
from Rutgers College in 1864, Racine College in
1882, the General Theological Seminary in 1885,
Columbia College in 1886, Trinity College, Hart-
ford, in 1895, and the University of Oxford in 1896.
The degree of D. C. L. was conferred on him by
King's College, Windsor, Nova Scotia, in 1890;
and that of LL. D., by the University of the South,
Sewanee, Tenn., in 1891, and by Trinity Univer-
sity, Toronto, Canada, in 1893. He is the author
of "The Eucharistic Week," "The Legal Use of
Church Bells," " The System of Free Churches,"
and various published sermons, addresses and
magazine articles.
Dean Hoffman and his brother, the Rev. Charles
F. Hoffman, succeeded under the wills of their
parents to a large estate, which they personally ad-
minister. Both have been very generous men.
While the General Theological Seminary is per-
haps the object nearest the heart of Dean Hoffman,
he gives largely, though unostentatiously, to many
public and private charities. It has been written
of him that " much of his generosity will never be
Mtt^ ((Bctteration 3 1 3
known to the world ; but many a needy student,
many an impoverished gentlewoman, many a poor
clergyman, many a struggling parish, could tell
how their load has been lifted and their way made
clear by his practical and ready help and his kindly
sympathy and advice."
Possessed of a fine physique. Dean Hoffman be-
lieves in outdoor exercise, and is fond of all genu-
ine sport, fishing, hunting, riding, etc. For his
summer vacation he goes to the salmon streams
and forests of Canada, and during the Christmas
recess at the Seminary spends a couple of weeks
at the Jekyl Island Club, off the coast of Georgia.
Dean Hoffman was married at Christ Church,
New Brunswick, N. J., on April 19, 1852, by the
Rev. Alfred Stubbs, D. D., to Mary Crooke El-
mendorf* (born March 15, 1829), daughter of Peter
Zabriskie Elmendorf and Maria La Grange Van
Vechten. They have had nine children :
1016 Susan Matilda, born 1853; mar. Rev. J. Henry Watson.
1017 Mary Louisa, born 1855; ™^^- Rev. Thomas W. Nicker-
son, Jr.
1018 Samuel Verplanck, born October 12, 1858; died April
20, 1859.
1019 Margaret Euphemia, born 1861 ; mar. Charles L. Hack-
staff.
1020 Eugene Augustus, born 1863; died unmarried.
1021 Elizabeth, born and died January 12, 1865.
1022 Samuel Verplanck, bom 1866; mar. Louisa Norwood
Smith.
* See Appendix — Elmendorf Family.
1023 Effie Beekman, born December 7, 1868; died August 6,
1869.
1024 Gertrude Carroll, born November 10, 1870; died Decem-
ber 26, 1871.
The following description of the personal ap-
pearance of Dr. Eugene A. Hoffman while Rector
of Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights, N. Y., still
serves to bring him before us in 1899, although
thirty added years have changed his hair and beard
to gray :
" Dr. Hoffman is above the medium height, and of
those equal proportions which are considered the
most graceful in man. The characteristics of his
countenance are those of intellect and amiability.
You see that he is quick of thought and gentle of
heart. When he talks there is a measure of reflec-
tion in his manner, but it is equally clear that his
convictions are rapid and at the same time likely
to be reliable. His face has a natural habit of re-
lapsing into a smile, and in conversation, while he
seems busy with his thoughts, there are constant
flashes of this brightness which overspread it. He
has a full, clear eye, searching in its glance, it is
true, but still soft and winning. His manners are
frank, courteous, and every way polished, with a
moderate amount of well-sustained dignity. He
is a man who takes great enjoyment in his own
domestic circle, and he is eminently social in
other respects.
" But it is readily seen that his mind and heart
are never for a moment led away from his religious
THE REV. CHARLES FREDERICK HOFFMAN, D. D., D. C. L.
Rector of All Angels' Church, New York.
d^ijctl) oBcneration 3 1 5
work. All his duties are exactly and faithfully-
performed ; no toil overtasks him ; no discourage-
ments dishearten him ; and at all times and under
all circumstances you find him the same ardent
Christian. He is not only a deeply religious man,
but conscientious and strict in his particular faith.
The doctrines of his Church are at once his enthu-
siasm and his hope, and his patient effort is to
show in his own life their comfort and beauty.
" Dr. Hoffman's sermons are eminently practical
in their bearing. Being so much a person of sys-
tem, judgment, and the immediate direction of all
means to the end sought to be accomplished, he
is not different in his style of writing. There is a
warmth and grace about his words, and at times a
polished and moving eloquence ; but the prominent
and overshadowing peculiarity is a plain, forcible
expression of common-sense views. His delivery
is without much gesture, and in every way unas-
suming. He has a strong and altogether pleasant
voice. His earnest and uniformly successful labors
have won him a conspicuous place among the
Episcopal clergy. Without parade of his ability,
and the most unobtrusive of men in advancing his
own personal advantage, he is still careful that he
is behind no man in willingness, devotion, and
confidence in the line of Christian duty."
602 Charles Frederick'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus\ Samuel Verplanck''), second
child of Samuel Verplanck Hoffman (259) and
3 1 6 €|)c j^offttian o^cncaiogp
Glorvina Rossell Storm, was born in New York
City, November i8, 1830. He and his brother
Eugene went to Mr. Greenough's in Varick
Street, and from there to Cohimbia Grammar
School. After finishing their course there, the
two brothers were separated for the first time,
Eugene going to Rutgers College, and Charles to
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., where he was
graduated in 185 i with high honors.
He was noted from early youth for his piety, and
notwithstanding the fact that he knew that a large
inheritance would be his some day, he followed
the example of his elder brother, and deter-
mined to devote himself to the work of preaching
the Gospel. On leaving Trinity College, he en-
tered the General Theological Seminary in New
York, and after a course of training there, he
was ordained deacon by the Rt. Rev. George
Washington Doane, Bishop of New Jersey, on
July 14, 1854. His first pastoral work was in
missions. It was a branch of church work of
which he was very fond, and his wealth enabled
him to do much good in that chosen field. He
was at first attached to the mission of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church at Boonton, N. J., where
he remained several years, and left lasting re-
minders of his charity and Christian zeal. He
was ordained priest in 1855, and became curate
of St. Mary's Church, Burlington, N. J., in which
position he sustained his already wide reputation
for the exercise of discriminating and beneficial
charity.
^vct^ <Daicration 3 1 7
From Burlington he went to be rector of St.
Philip's, Garrisons, N. Y., where he remained un-
til 1874, when he accepted a call from the Church
of All Angels, New York City. The edifice was
then small and built of wood. The congregation
was in keeping with the church, and the duties of
the pastor were made the more onerous because
of the lack of interest at that time shown in parish
affairs. With the advent of the Rev. Dr. Hoffman,
however, matters soon assumed a different aspect,
and from the little dilapidated structure that did
duty as a church twenty-three years ago there has
sprung up one of the finest church edifices in New
York City. It occupies the southeast corner of
Eighty-first Street and West End Avenue, and
commands a beautiful view of the Hudson and the
Palisades. The cost of the structure, considerably
over $150,000, was defrayed entirely by Dr. Hoff-
man, and he also erected, in 1894, a large parish
house at his own expense. The congregation grew
with the church, and in the winter of 1896-97 it
was found necessary to double the size of the
building in order to accommodate it. The Rev.
Dr. Hoffman purchased and presented to the con-
gregation the necessary ground for the improve-
ment, while they made the addition to the structure,
which, in its complete condition, was occupied for
the first time by the Rev. Dr. Hoffman less than
two weeks before his death. As he looked over
his congregation, with whom he had been asso-
ciated for almost a quarter of a century, he seemed
to feel a premonition that the time had come for
him to lay down his work, and he told his hearers
that it might be the last time he would officiate
as their minister. His words were prophetic. The
task he had put upon , himself was too great, and
he succumbed to it. For many years he had
added the cares of a most exacting business to
his duties as a pastor, and the strain upon his
physical strength had begun to tell. His family
physician had warned him that it was absolutely
necessary that he should take a vacation, but it
was not until unmistakable indications of heart
trouble, with other complications, set in, that he
consented to abandon his work. Accompanied
by some of his family and his physician, he left
for Jekyl Island, Georgia; but the change did not
benefit him, and he passed away on Thursday,
March 4, 1897, just one week after his arrival at
the Club House.
His body was brought to New York for inter-
ment, the funeral services being held in All An-
gels' Church, with very impressive ceremony.
The Rt. Rev. Wm. Croswell Doane, D. D., the
Bishop of Albany, a lifelong friend, officiated at
the services. He was assisted by five represen-
tative clergymen, heads of colleges, and others ;
while the Faculty and students of the General
Theological Seminary, and deputations from St.
Stephen's College, Hobart College, the Univer-
sity of the South, the Church Association for the
Promotion of the Interests of Church Schools,
Colleges and Seminaries, and many other organi-
^irtlft (tBcncration 3 1 9
zations, besides crowds of representative men,
personal friends of Dr. Hoffman, attended to de-
monstrate their respect and grief The interment
took place in the family vault at Trinity Ceme-
tery, New York.
Dr. Charles F. Hoffman was in no sense a mere
average minister. He was a deep student and
thinker, and possessed the gift of expressing his
convictions in a forceful, instructive, and enter-
taining manner. In every circle of life in which
he moved he was popular and respected. He
was one of the most charitable of men ; but his
charity was of an unostentatious character and a
matter to which he rarely referred. Many of his
bequests, however, were so important that they
compelled attention. In the summer of 1896 he
gave $40,000 to the University of the South ; to
St. Stephen's College, Annandale, N. Y., he gave
$100,000, and erected there a fire-proof library
building and a dormitory. He also contributed
liberally to the A. Toomer Porter Institute at
Charleston, S. C, and to Hobart College, Geneva,
N. Y. He erected Hoffman Hall, an institution
for the education of negroes, at Nashville, Tenn.,
and Hoffman Hall of the Negro Orphan Asylum
near Lynchburg, Va. The Episcopal Church of
St. James, Elberon, N. J., has been much im-
proved and amplified as a result of his kindly
interest in its welfare. Among his other works
of beneficence were the founding of a Greek pro-
fessorship in St. Stephen's College; the partial
320 €j)e J^offttian <^mea!o0p
endowment of the office of Dean in the General
Theological Seminary ; the endowment of an al-
cove in St. John's Inn, a home for aged men at
St. Johnland, L. I., and of beds in St. Luke's and
other hospitals. He also founded the annual Hoff-
man Library Lectureship at St. Stephen's College,
Annandale.
In 1894 he accepted the office of Vice-Chancel-
lor of Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., and in 1895
was elected President of the Association for Pro-
moting the Interests of Church Schools, Colleges
and Seminaries in the United States. He was a
Trustee of the General Theological Seminary, New
York, and of Hobart and St. Stephen's Colleges ;
Vice-President and patron of the Protestant Epis-
copal Society for Seamen in New York, and life
member of the American Authors' Guild, the New
York Historical Society, the Charity Organization
Society, the Protestant Episcopal Society for the
Increase of the Ministry, and other societies.
The Rev. Charles F. Hoffman possessed the de-
grees of D. D., LL. D., and D. C. L. He was a
voluminous writer on devotional subjects, particu-
larly as to the necessity of conjoining religious and
secular education. One writing of him a few days
after his death, said : " Charles Frederick Hoffman
was a member of a family whose name has been
associated with American aristocracy, brains and
wealth for more than a century. His death has a
direct effect upon the religious, social and financial
life of this city. Dr. Hoffman occupied a most
^ijctl) feneration 321
prominent position in all three circles. He was
possessed of large wealth, and conducted his own
real-estate business, as well as performing the full
work which devolves upon a minister of the Gos-
pel. ... Of a genial, kindly temperament, he was
a great favorite with his parishioners, as well as
with the denomination at large. Take him for all
in all, New York may well lay a wreath of immor-
telles on the bier of her Old Boy, who has this
week been laid to rest."
Charles Frederick Hoffman was married in Grace
Church, Brooklyn Heights, September 12, 1854,
by his brother, the Rev. Eugene A. Hoffman, Rec-
tor of the parish, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Vinton,
to Eleanor Louisa Vail, daughter of David M.
Vail, of New Brunswick, N. J. They had six chil-
dren :
1025 Charles Frederick, born 1856; mar. Eugenia Leonie
Schieffelin.
1026 Laura Isabel, bom 1857; mar. J. Van Vechten Olcott.
1027 Samuel Verplanck, born April 22, 1859; died July 12,
1859.
1028 Glorvina, born October 30, i860; died January 20, 1874.
1029 William Mitchell Vail, born 1862; mar. Irene Stoddard.
1030 Eleanor Louisa, born 1864 ; mar. William McNeill Rode-
wald.
Child of Catharine Ann Hoffman (264) and Daniel Coolidge.
612 Catharine Ann Coolidge'' (Martin^ Nicolaes%
Martinus^ PhiHp Livingston*, Catharine Ann'^),
seventh child of Catharine Ann Hoffman (264) and
21
322 € j)c jpofftnan <^cncalogp
Daniel Coolidge, was born June 7, 1822, and was
baptized at Poughkeepsie, November 6 of the
same year. She married, at Christ Church, Pough-
keepsie, October 10, 1844, the Rev. Charles Sey-
mour. He was born in 18 19, graduated at the
General Theological Seminary in 1844, and was
Rector successively of parishes in Skaneateles,
N. Y.; Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; Frederick City, Md.;
and Mount Vernon, N. Y. He died, June 29, 1895,
at Nyack, N. Y.
Child of Richard Kissam Hoffman (266) and Jane Benson.
616 Helena** (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Philip Liv-
ingston^, Richard Kissam''), daughter of Richard
Kissam Hoffman (266) and Jane Benson, was born
December 9, 1824. She married, December 24,
1844, Benjamin Woolsey Rogers (born October
31, 1813 ; died 1852), son of Benjamin Woolsey
Rogers and Susan Bayard. They had two children :
1031 Hoffman Rogers, born 1846; mar. Lucy Dix Ferdon.
1032 Helena Rogers, born April 6, 1849; died May i, 1861.
Helena Hoffman Rogers died May 14, 1896.
Children of Adrian Kissam Hoffman (269) and
Jane Ann Thompson.
617 Cornelia Augusta" (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Philip Livingston^, Adrian Kissam^), eldest child
of Adrian Kissam Hoffman, M. D. (269), and Jane
Ann Thompson, was born November, 1825. She
married,in 1865, Alfred Buckhout. She died, with-
out issue, at Sing Sing, January 10, 1866.
THE HON. JOHN THOMPSON HOFFMAN.
Governor of the State of New York.
^ijctl) (feneration z^z
6i8 John Thompson" (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Philip Livingston'*, Adrian Kissam''), only son of
Adrian Kissam Hoffman, M. D. (269), and Jane
Ann Thompson, was born at Sing Sing, N. Y.,
January 10, 1828. He received a good educa-
tion, and while still a boy obtained a reputation
as a public speaker. He was first educated by
the Rev. Dr. Prime, afterwards editor of the "New
York Observer." When fifteen years of age, John
T. Hoffman entered the sophomore class of Union
College, Schenectady. This was in 1843, when
Dr. Eliphalet Nott was president of that institu-
tion. He was graduated with honor in 1846, and
his oration on that occasion is said to have been
especially noteworthy, his subject being, " Sec-
tional Prejudices," a matter on which he was after-
wards to become more completely informed. From
the time he was a boy, young Hoffman adopted
the cause of Democracy, and to the principles of
that party he remained ever after steadfast.
After leaving college he studied law with Gen-
eral Ward and Judge Albert Lockwood at Sing
Sing, He began his political career before he was
twenty-one years of age. In the year 1848 he
was made a member of the State Central Commit-
tee by the Convention of the "Hard Shell Democ-
racy." It was at this election that General Taylor
carried the State by a plurality of 100,000, and
Hamilton Fish was elected Governor, both on the
Whig ticket, in face of the fact that the aggregate
Democratic vote exceeded that of the Whigs.
324 €j)e J^offman <i5mealo0p
Although not then a voter, Mr. Hoffman delivered
a number of campaign addresses, and did good ser-
vice as a speaker for Lewis Cass.
On January lo, 1849, his twenty-first birthday,
John Thompson Hoffman was admitted to the bar,
and in the autumn of that year he removed to
New York, and formed a law partnership with
Samuel M. Woodruff and Judge William M. Leon-
ard, under the firm name of Woodruff, Leonard
and Hoffman. For ten years thereafter he de-
voted himself strictly, and with marked success,
to the practice of his profession. In 1859 his
name was put forward by some of the most promi-
nent citizens of New York for the position of
United States District Attorney, and the only ob-
jection made to him by President Buchanan was
on account of his youth.
In i860 he was nominated and elected Recorder
of the City of New York, being the youngest man
who had ever filled the place. During his first
term as Recorder, Mr. Hoffman laid the founda-
tion for the splendid reputation which afterwards
became his. It fell to his lot to try and to sen-
tence many of those engaged in the famous riots
of July, 1863. So highly was Recorder Hoffman
respected, on account of his conduct in office,
that the Republican Judiciary Convention, on
October 12, 1863, named him for reelection. He
was endorsed by both Tammany and Mozart
Halls, while the press, regardless of party affilia-
tions, sustained him, and he was again elected
^ixtt\ (Bmtvmon 325
Recorder by an almost unanimous vote. He re-
ceived 60,000 out of 64,000 votes polled for that
office, a record unparalleled in the history of the
city up to that time.
On November 21, 1865, John T. Hoffinan was
nominated for the office of Mayor of the City ol
New York by the Tammany Hall Democratic
Convention. There were three candidates in the
field besides Judge Hoffinan, they being Marshall
O. Roberts, Republican ; John Hecker, nominated
by the Citizens' Association ; and C. Godfrey
Gunther, nominated by one wing of the Demo-
cratic party. Judge Hoffinan was elected, re-
ceiving about twelve hundred votes over the next
highest candidate, who was Mr. Roberts. During
his first term as Mayor he was nominated by the
Democratic party for the governorship, but was
defeated by Reuben E. Fenton. In 1867 he was
renominated for the mayoralty by Tammany Hall,
and was elected by a majority of 21,000 over both
his competitors.*
While holding the office of Mayor a second
time he was again nominated for Governor of the
State, and was elected by a very large majority.
He resigned the mayoralty in 1868 to assume
the higher office. In 1870 he was reelected to the
governorship ; and thus in every office which he
held he received the endorsement of the people
for a second term.*
A writer in 1871 says: "Scarcely at what is
* National Cyclopaedia of Biography.
326 z^c l^offttian <Scneal0gp
called middle life, John T. Hoffman, after an
honorable and successful professional career, has
filled the highest judicial and municipal positions
with ability and distinction, and now occupies the
first and most exalted ofiice in the gift of the Peo-
ple of New York.
" Judging from the record of his past political
and private life, the public have a guarantee of his
future ability and fidelity in the discharge of his
important trust. Arriving at the highest honors
through a combination of political power more
or less subject to suspicion, Governor Hoffman is
a remarkable instance of a public man who has
passed through all these ordeals with his honor
unsullied and his integrity untarnished. Sur-
rounded by temptations, both social and political,
which have wrecked so many public men of prom-
ise, and even those who have gained the full frui-
tion of their hopes, Governor Hoffman stands an
example of personal dignity in all the relations of
Hfe."
Governor Hoffman in his administration opposed
with considerable success the numerous schemes
of corruption and fraud which were brought to
the Legislature, and which too often succeeded by
some means in obtaining a majority of the votes.
In three sessions of the Legislature he vetoed
four hundred and two bills, mostly from a convic-
tion of their fraudulent and injurious intent, or
their liability to perversion for evil purposes. His
vetoes were all sustained by the Legislature. His
M^ixt^ "feneration 327
exercise of the pardoning power was generally
judicious.
In July, 1 87 1, he took an active part in sup-
pressing the so-called Orange Riots. He was
equally successful in restoring harmony and in re-
newing the business on the Susquehanna Railroad.
In person Governor Hoffman was singularly
pleasing. His manners were courteous, gentle
and unaffected, and in conversation he exhibited
the well-bred appearance and simplicity of an
American gentleman. He travelled much abroad,
and was as familiar with London and Paris as
with New York. His favorite place of sojourn,
however, was his home on the Hudson. His do-
mestic life, from which neither politics nor the
cares of office ever estranged him, was peculiarly
happy. As a public speaker Governor Hoffman
always made a deep impression through his evi-
dent sincerity and by the clearness of his language
and logic. He spoke as one who believed every
word he was saying, and this induced his hearers
to believe in him. He was a Trustee of Union
College, Schenectady, and received the degree of
LL. D. from that College and from Princeton.
The " Public Papers of Governor Hoffman " were
published in Albany, 1872.*
He married, in January, 1854, Ella, daughter of
Henry Starkweather, of New York City. They
had one child :
1033 Ella, born 1855; mar. Edward Sandford.
*From "National CyclopEedia of American Biography."
328 €]j)e ipoffman <l5ciiealo0p
The Hon. John Thompson Hoffman died at
Wiesbaden, Germany, March 24, 1888. His widow
died November 7, 1892, and was interred in Dale
Cemetery, Sing Sing, N. Y.
619 Mary Evelyn" (Martin\ Nicolaes'^ Martinus'\
PhiHp Livingston'', Adrian Kissam'^), third child of
Adrian Kissam Hoffman, M. D. (269), and Jane
Ann Thompson, was born in 1830. She married,
in 1848, Colonel Charles Oliver Joline, of Albany,
N. Y., by whom she had three children :
1034 Adrian Hoffman Joline, born 1850; mar. Mary E.
Larkin.
1035 Catharine Hoffman Joline, born December 11, 1853;
mar. the Rev. James O. Drumm, Rector of St. An-
drew's Church, Watervliet, West Troy, N. Y.
1036 Cornelia Maurice Joline, bom at Sing Sing, October, 1857.
Col. and Mrs. C. O. Johne reside, 1 899, in Albany,
N. Y.
620 Emma Kissam" (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^ PhiHp
Livingston"*, Adrian Kissam'^), fourth child of Adrian
Kissam Hoffman, M. D. (269), and Jane Ann
Thompson, was born March 28, 1835. She mar-
ried, in 1 86 1, the Rev. Minot M. Wells, and had
four children :
1037 Walter Wells, born 1861 ; died 1865.
1038 Cornelia Hoffman Wells, bom 1863; died 1865.
1039 John Thompson Wells, bom 1867; unmarried. He lives,
1899, with his mother, Mrs. Minot M. Wells, at 1703
Madison Avenue, New York.
1040 Eliza Moore Wells, born 1871; died 1872.
^ixt^ ((feneration 329
621 Catharine Coolidge*^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus''^, Philip Livingston'', Adrian Kissam'^), fifth
child of Adrian Kissam Hoffman, M. D. (269),
and Jane Ann Thompson, was born January 25,
1839. She was twice married. She married, first,
in 1864, Lieut. Charles C. Hyatt, United States
Army. They had no children. He died in 1867,
and she married, in 1870, General William H.
Morris, of the United States Army. They have
one son :
1041 Philip Livingston Morris, born 1875; ^^ lives, 1899,
with his parents at Kingsbridge, N. Y.
Children of Sally Kierstede (279) and Martin Heermance.
626 Jane Catharine Heermance*^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes', Anthony*, Jane^), second child of Sally Kier-
stede (279) and Martin Heermance, was born
November 29, 1792. She married, March i, 1813,
Dr. Henry Van Hoevenberg (born November 2,
1790; died July 29, 1868), son of Henry Van
Hoevenberg and Esther Dumond. He was a sur-
geon in the War of 181 2, and Health Officer of the
Port of New York from 1843 to 1848.
Jane Catharine Heermance and Dr. Henry Van
Hoevenberg had seven children :
1042 Martin Henry Van Hoevenberg, born 181 -; mar. Char-
lotte Reed Phelps.
1043 Sarah Jane Van Hoevenberg, born 1818; mar. Edward
Thompson ; no issue.
1044 James Oliver Van Hoevenberg, born 182 1 ; mar. Esther
M. Van Hoevenberg.
330 €j)e i^offman <(5mealo0p
1045 John Kiersted Van Hoevenberg, born October 10, 1823;
died July i, 1824.
1046 Charles Ruggles Van Hoevenberg, born 1824; died, un-
married, March 18, 1886.
1047 Andrew Heerniance Van Hoevenberg, born 182-; died
young.
1048 Esther Maria Van Hoevenberg, born 182 -; died young.
Jane Catharine Heerniance died September 4,
1862.
627 Cornelia Heermance*' (Martin', Nicolaes^, An-
thony^ Jane'*), third child of Sally Kierstede (279)
and Martin Heermance, was born October 6, 1794,
and was baptized at the Flats, Nether Rhinebeck,
1794. She married, October 21, 181 7, Archibald
Smith, a prominent lawyer in Saratoga County,
N. Y. (born December 13, 1788; died May 6,
1869), son of Jeremiah Smith and Hannah Pad-
dock, by whom she had ten children :
1049 Theodore Smith, born November 20, 1819; mar. March
15, 1854, Julia Ann Chalmers, daughter of Matthew
Chalmers and Agnes Clark.
1050 Hannah Cornelia Smith, born April 23, 1821.
1051 Martin Heermance Smith, born March 7, 1823; died
October 16, 1893. He married, January 29, 1857,
Jane Maria Gilchrist, daughter of John A. Gilchrist
and Margaret Maire.
1052 Sarah Smith, born January 2, 1825; died January 16,
1825.
1053 Sarah Smith, born February 25, 1826; died November
12, 1826.
J>ijct j) 45eneration 3 3 1
1054 Caroline Augusta Smith, born 1828; mar. William H.
Wells.
1055 Alma Ann Smith, born June 16, 1831 ; died June 11,
1849.
1056 Archibald Smith, born June 27, 1833; died February 29,
1838.
1057 Maria Smith, born 1835 ; mar. William Chalmers.
1058 Andrew Heermance Smith, born 1837 ; mar.
i. Jane Wilbor Dows.
ii, Sarah Davison,
iii. Jane Terry Sheldon.
Cornelia Heermance Smith died August 15,
1848.
636 (The Rev.) HARRISON Heermance'^ (Martin^ Nic-
olaes", Anthony^ Jane''), twelfth child of Sally
Kierstede (279) and Martin Heermance, was born
August 6, 1 8 12. He was a minister of the Re-
formed Dutch Church. At the time of the break-
ing out of the Civil War he was settled in Michigan,
and gave up his charge there to enlist in the 4th
Michigan Cavalry. He was subsequently Chap-
lain of the 128th New York Volunteers. He died
in 1883.
The Rev. Harrison Heermance married Rebecca
A. Vandenburgh, and had five children :
1059 Martin Heermance, born 1845; died in infancy.
1060 Isaac Henry Heermance, born 1849. He went with his
father into the army, although at the time he was un-
der sixteen years of age. He died in a hospital be-
fore the close of the war.
ZZ2 € jje ^^offinan 43enealogp
1061 Augusta Heermance, born 1849.
1062 Martin Heermance, born 1852; mar. Nina Radclifife.
1063 De Witt Heermance, born 1856; mar. May Hallenbeck.
Child of Anthony N. Hoffman (287) and Phoebe Pell.
641 Mary Ann'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony^ Nicho-
las'', Anthony N.^), fourth child of Anthony N.
Hoffman (287) and Phoebe Pell, was born Janu-
ary I, 1 8 14, and was baptized at Upper Red
Hook, August I, 1 8 14. She married, September
24, 1843, Andrew K. Pitcher, and had five chil-
dren :
1064 Laura Pitcher, born 1845; ™^''- David Vignes.
1065 William Pitcher, born 1847; mar. Laura Lasher.
1066 Anthony Hoffman Pitcher, born 1850; mar. Emma
Hibbard.
1067 Sarah Jansen Pitcher, born 1852; mar. Henry S. Elting.
1068 Hoffman Pitcher, born 1856; mar. Amelia F. Teator.
Mary Ann Hoffman Pitcher died March 9,
1876, and is buried at Upper Red Hook, N. Y,
Andrew K. Pitcher died November 20, 1885.
Children of Anthony N. Hoffman (287) and
Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh.*
644 Cornelia^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Anthony^ Nicho-
las^, Anthony N.^), second child of Anthony N.
Hoffman (287) and Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh,
was born August 16, 1820, and was baptized at
* Family Bible in possession of Miss Katherine Hoffman (No. 651).
^ijct^ oBencratton 333
Upper Red Hook, October 3, 1820. She married,
April 2, 1845, John M. Keese, and had two
children :
1069 Charlotte Suydam Keese, born May 16, 1846.
1070 Anthony Hoffman Keese, bom January 10, 1848. He
married, December 11, 1873, Elizabeth Frimingham.
He died, without issue, March 12, 1884.*
Cornelia Hoffman Keese died May 6, 1897.*
645 Charles*' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony^ Nicholas'',
Anthony N/'), third child of Anthony N. Hoffman
(287) and Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh, was born
in Jersey City, January 24, 1822. He married,
June I, 1847, Catharine Schuyler Van Vechten
(born in Albany, April i, 1824; died in New
York, April 24, 1895), daughter of Jacob Ten
Broeck Van Vechten and Cornelia C. Roorbach,
by whom he had four children :
1071 Theodore Trivett, born 1848; mar. Rose Newby.
1071a Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh, born at Poughkeepsie,
October 26, 1849; died, unmarried, in New York,
June 9, 1898.*
1071b Charles, born in New York, February 12, 1857. He
married, January 12, 1887, Marietta L. Woodruff.
They have no children.
1071C Schuyler Van Vechten, bom 1864; mar. Mary W.
Sargent.
Charles Hoffman died in New York, August 12,
1887.*
* Family Bible in possession of Miss Katherine Hoffman (No. 651).
334 €&e J^offinan ^Bencalogp
646 Augustus*^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Anthony^ Nicho-
las*, Anthony N.^), fourth child of Anthony N.
Hoffman (287) and Ann Cornelia Stoutenburgh,
was born at Rhinebeck, April 11, 1824. He
married Caroline Augusta Dexter, daughter of
Samuel Dexter, of Boston; she died in 185 1,
leaving no issue. Augustus Hoffman died Sep-
tember 26, 1894.
648 Francis Suydam" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Anthony^
Nicholas"*, Anthony N.^), sixth child of Anthony
N. Hoffman (287) and Ann Cornelia Stouten-
burgh, was born at Rhinebeck, December 8, 1828.
He married, February 9, i860, Mary Gwenlyn
Bradstreet, daughter of John M. Bradstreet and
Margaret Price. They had no children.
Francis Suydam Hoffman died February 17,
1886. His widow lives, 1899, in New York.
Child of Abraham Hoffman (298) and Ann Post.
657 Ira*^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony'^, Abraham"*,
Abraham'^), second child of Abraham Hoffman
(298) and Ann Post, was born at Kingston, Sep-
tember 6, 1828. He married, May 6, 1862, Cor-
nelia Catharine Tremper, by whom he had four
children :
1072 Charles Addison, born July 18, 1862.
1073 Catharine Louisa, born 1866; died March 12, 1869.
1074 Mary Frances, born 1870; mar. Ralph Davis Clearwater.
1075 Cornelia Catharine, born 1873; mar. William Humphrey
Ten Broeck.
J^ijctft <25eneration 335
Cornelia C. Tremper Hoffman died October 2,
1873. Ira Hoffman, with his son, his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Clear-
water, and his brother and his widowed sister,
Mrs. Reynolds, live in the old stone mansion on
North Front Street, Kingston, which was built
by Nicolaes Hoffman and has been occupied by
the Hoffmans for nearly two hundred years.
Child of Martin Hoffman Van Beuren (300) and Ann Dotts.
66^ George Hoffman Van Beuren" (Martin^ Nico-
laes-, Anthony'^ Ann^), son of Martin Hoffman
Van Beuren (300) and Ann Dotts, was born in 1828.
He hved in Jefferson, N. Y. He married Charlotte
Millard,* and had a son :
1076 Charles Hoffman Van Beuren, born 1852; mar. Phoebe
Knowles.*
George Hoffman Van Beuren died in 1887.
Children of Elizabeth Catharine Hoffman (303) and
Luke J. Stoutenburgh.
664 JosiNA Catharine Eliza Stoutenburgh"
(Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony'', Anthony A."*,
Elizabeth Catharine'^), eldest child of Elizabeth
Catharine Hoffman (303) and Luke J. Stouten-
burgh, was born September i, 1804, and married,
June 20, 1825, Storm Truesdell (born 1803; died
* Munsell's "American Ancestry."
Twins.
33^ €|je ipoffman <iBencaIogp
October 27, 1843), son of Stephen Truesdell and
Catharine Storm. They had eight children :
1077 Emmaline Alida Street Truesdell, born 1826; mar. Tru-
man Stoddard.
1078 Stephen Byron Truesdell, born 1828; died September 9,
1828.
1079 Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell, born 1830; mar. Gilbert
Livingston Lusk,
1080 Catharine Caroline Truesdell, born 1832 ; mar. William S.
Andrews.
1081 Walton Street Truesdell, born 1835 ; died in infancy.
1082 Augusta Truesdell, born September 26, 1841 ; ^
died in infancy.
1083 Josephene Truesdell, born September 26, 1841 ;
died, unmarried. May 10, 1894. I
1084 Richard Anthony Truesdell, died in infancy.
Josina Stoutenburgh Truesdell died August 27,
1881.
665 Walton Street Stoutenburgh^ (Martin\ Nico-
laes'-, Anthony'', Anthony A.^ Elizabeth Catha-
rine"'), second child of Elizabeth Catharine Hoff-
man (303) and Luke J. Stoutenburgh, was born
January 6, 1805. He married, September 5, 1826,
Catharine Ann Cuyler (born May 5, 1805; died
March 29, 1891), daughter of John A. Cuyler, of
Albany, and Amanda Stone. They had four
children :
1085 Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh, born 1827; mar. Joseph
Capron Tiffany.
1086 Catharine Elizabeth Hoffman Stoutenburgh, born 1830;
mar. Hon. Edward Nelson Hubbell.
^xxt^ feneration 337
1087 Walton Street Stoutenburgh, born 1833; mar. Ellen
Jane Southard.
1088 Susan Isabella Stoutenburgh, bom 1842; mar. Rev.
Albert Danker, D. D.
Walton Street Stoutenburgh died March 21,
1872.
668 Richard Anthony Stoutenburgh'^ (Martin\
Nicolaes^ Anthony^ Anthony A.**, Elizabeth
Catharine'^), fifth child of Elizabeth Catharine
Hoffman (303) and Luke J. Stoutenburgh, was
born August 4, 1815. He married April 2, 1839,
Mary Jane Halleck (born February 8, 18 17; died
April 10, 1894), daughter of Morris Halleck and
Casandana Stanton. They had no children.
Richard Anthony Stoutenburgh died August 2,
1848.
669 Van Courtlandt Augustus Stoutenburgh*'
(Martin^ Nicolaes^, Anthony^, Anthony A.^, Eliza-
beth Catharine'^), sixth child of Elizabeth Catharine
Hoffman (303) and Luke J. Stoutenburgh, was
born January 20, 1820. He married, October 21,
1844, Eunice Beardsley Benjamin Hatch, daughter
of Charles Hatch, of Westport, N. Y., and Lydia
Benjamin Clark, of Vermont (sister of Aaron Clark,
Mayor of New York in 1837). They had two
children :
1089 Charles Edwin Stoutenburgh, born November 24, 1845;
died March 7, 1876, from injuries received in the War
of the Rebellion.
22
33^ €l)c ipoffiiian oBcmalogp
logo Van Courtlandt Augustus Stoutenburgh, born Febru-
ary 9, 1848. He married Alice Jacobson, of Bloom-
field, N. J., who died, without issue, December, 1892.
Courtlandt A. Stoutenburgh, Jr., lives in Stockton,
Utah.
Child of Capt. Beekman Verplanck Hoffman (305) and
Phoebe W. Townsend.
671 Gertrude Verplanck'^ (Martin', Nicolaes'% An-
thony'\ Anthony A.^ Beekman Verplanck''), second
child of Capt. Beekman Verplanck Hoffman (305)
was born March 29, 1822. She married William
C. Uhlhorn, who was born in the island of St.
Thomas, West Indies. He was Governor of the
Windward Islands, and did not become an Ameri-
can citizen until after his marriage. His father
was a banker, and an only child.
Gertrude Verplanck Hoffman and William C.
Uhlhorn had two children :
1091 Gertrude Verplanck Uhlhorn, born 1847 ; mar. i. Went-
worth Huyshe. ii. Jacob Lorillard.
1092 Beekman Verplanck Hoffman Uhlhorn, born June 24,
1849; died, unmarried, November 6, 1874.
William C. Uhlhorn died in 1863. Mrs. Ger-
trude Hoffman Uhlhorn, after living with her
daughter in England for several years, returned
with Mrs. Huyshe to America in 1898.
Children of Theodore Hoffman (312) and Mary Lasher.
682 Theodore Addison" (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Zecha-
riah^, Zachariah^, Theodore'), eldest child of Theo-
i^irtl) (feneration 339
dore Hofifman (312) and Mary Lasher, was born
May 23, 1844. He married Harriet (born Feb-
ruary 17, 1844), daughter of Augustus Saulpaugh.
They had twelve children :
1098 John Theodore, born August, 1866.
1099 Claude, born May 8, 1868; died January 27, 1870, and
is buried in the family burying-ground at the old Red
Church, Madalin, N. Y.
1 100 Helen Elizabeth, born 1869 ; mar. Rev. David Russ Judd.
iioi Henry, born March 12, 1871.
1102 Maud, born August 3, 1872.
1 103 Florence, born October 23, 1874,
1104 Frederick, born November 4, 1875.
1105 May, born December 26, 1878.
1 106 Roscoe, born 188-; died young.
1 107 WiUiam, bom 188-; died young.
1 108 Edna, born 188-; died young.
1109 Theodore, born 188 -; died young.
Theodore Addison Hoffman and family live at
TivoH, N. Y.
684 Mary Elizabeth*^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Anthony^,
Anthony A.^, Theodore'^), third child of Theodore
Hoffman (312) and Mary Lasher, was born No-
vember 25, 1854. She married, May 8, 1872,
John H. Boice. They have one child ;
mo William H. Boice, bom March 22, 1874.
Mary E. Hoffman Boice and her family live,
1899, at Upper Red Hook, N. Y.
340 €j)c J^of6tian (^encalogp
Children of Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck (329) and
William E. Heermance.
685 Samuel Heermance^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Maria^),
eldest child of Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck (329)
and William E. Heermance, was born October 10,
1829. He married, February 1 1, 1867,* Catharine
M. Tobey (born April 2, 1841), daughter of Silas
W. Tobey and Alida Staats Miller, and has one
daughter :
iiii Emma Warren Heermance, born March 21, 1869.
688 William T. Heermance** (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Maria^), fourth child of Maria Schuyler Ten
Broeck (329) and William E. Heermance, was
born April 5, 1837. He married, September 14,
1864, Jane P. Hood, daughter of Duncan Hood
and Mary Neimeyer Van Ness, and has one son :*
1112 Edmund Van Ness Heermance, bom December 3, 1868.
He is a lawyer in practice in New York.
689 Caroline Anna Heermance*' (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Maria'^), fifth child of Maria Schuyler Ten Broeck
(329) and William E. Heermance, was born De-
cember 16, 1842. She married, February 9, 1 87 1,
Lewis M. Herrick (born 1841 ; died November 18,
1 871), son of Castle W. Herrick, of Hudson, N. Y.,
and Jane H. Heermance.*
* The Ten Broeck Family, by Miss E. Ten Broeck Runk.
^ijrtf) (feneration 341
Children of Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck (335) and
Peter Quidor Schuyler.
690 John Edwin Schuyler'^ (Martin\ Nicolaes",
Maria'^), eldest child of Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck
(335) and Peter Quidor Schuyler, was born Sep-
tember 16, 1 83 1. He married, April 27, 1871,
Anne E. Stevenson (born January 21, 1842).
691 Nicholas Ten Broeck Schuyler*^ (Martin\
Nicolaes-, Maria''), second child of Maria Hoffman
Ten Broeck (335) and Peter Quidor Schuyler, was
born December 4, 1833. ^^ married, September
24, 1871, Martha A. Griffin (born July 25, 1841),
daughter of Benjamin Griffin, and has had seven
children : *
1113 Benjamin Griffin Schuyler, born June 27, 1872.
1114 Anna L. Schuyler, born January 28, 1874; mar., in Ore-
gon, J. E. Young.
1115 Lucy A. Schuyler, born October 20, 1875; died young.
1116 Martha E, Schuyler, born May 6, 1877.
1117 Henrietta Schuyler, born October 23, 1879.
1118 Mary Alice Schuyler, bom March 10, 1882.
iiig Edith May Schuyler, born March 24, 1885.
692 Anne Hoffman Schuyler" (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Maria^), third child of Maria Hoffman Ten Broeck
(335) and Peter Quidor Schuyler, was born Octo-
ber 18, 1835. She married. May 27, 1868, George
W. Bodle, and has one son :
1 120 Edwin Schuyler Bodle, born May 26, 1876.
* The Ten Broeck Family, by Miss E. Ten Broeck Runk.
22*
342 €gc Hoffman <<5cncalogp
Child of David Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck (337) and
Jane Doane.
693 Harmon Jay Ten Broeck*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Maria^), only child of David Van Rensselaer Ten
Broeck (337) and Jane Doane, was born May 18,
183 1. He married, December 15, 1853, Mary C.
Fowks, and had four children : *
1121 Harmon Van Loan Ten Broeck, born February 18, 1855;
died April 28, 1870.
1122 Rachel Jane Ten Broeck, born March 14, 1868; died
August 20, 1868.
1 123 Ada Grace Ten Broeck, born 1869; mar. Alexander
Morris.
1124 John Henry Ten Broeck, born June 5, 1872.
Child of Jane Qrier (347) and Rufus Reed.
701 Jane Maria Reed'' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Petrus^
Jannetje^), fourth child of Jane Grier (347) and
Rufus Reed, was born at Hudson, N. Y., Septem-
ber 13, 1822. She married, April 20, 1842,
Richard H. Mitchell, of Hudson, N. Y., and had
one son :
1 1 25 Edwin Charles Mitchell, born 1843; mar. Martha Cook.
Mrs. Jane Maria Mitchell resides, 1899, in the
old family house, 317 Allen Street, Hudson, and
her son lives with her.
Children of Pieter Wynkoop (379) and Margaret Quackenbos.
716 Sarah Wynkoop*' (Martin^ Tjaatje'-), second child
of Pieter Wynkoop (379) and Margaret Quacken-
* The Ten Broeck Family, by Miss E. Ten Broeck Runk.
Mxt^ (iBciicration 343
bos, was born June 24, 1788. She married, June
4, 1809, Joseph Packard* (born May, 1780, at Pe-
tersham, Mass. ; died at Albany, November 8,
1864), son of Isaac Packard and Eunice Rawson.
They had twelve children :
1126 Oscar Packard, bom in New York, April 19, 1810; mar.
November 20, 1845, Fannie Worthington (born July
17, 181 7), daughter of Gad Worthington and Fanny
Belden, of Lenox, Mass.*
1127 Wynkoop Packard, born at Johnstown, N. Y., July 22,
181 1 ; died July, 1864, with the U. S. army in Texas.*
1 128 Sarah Packard, born April, 18 13.*
1129 Harriet Packard, born August 20, 1814; mar. August,
1838, Jacob H. Shear (born August 29, 1809; died at
Albany, January 31, 1874),* son of Jacob Shear and
Mary Tripp.
1 130 Charles Isaac Packard, born October 21, 1816; mar. May,
1840, Hester Brooks.*
1131 Joseph Packard, born October i, 1818; mar. April 9,
1856, Catharine V. Hilton (born 1834), daughter
of Judge Robert I. Hilton and Margaret A, Van
Vorst.*
1 132 George Washington Packard, born September 5, 1820.*
1133 John Quackenbos Packard, born November 26, 1822.*
1134 Robert Lafayette Packard, born January 25, 1825.*
1135 Catharine Margaret Packard, born February 26, 1827 ;
died in New York, January 22, 1842.*
1136 Benjamin Franklin Packard, born July i, 1829.*
1137 Julianna Greenleaf Packard, born February 7, 1833;
mar., 1864, J. Gordon Welles, and lives at Joliet, Will
County, 111.*
Sarah Wynkoop Packarddied January 31, 1842.*
* Wynkoop Genealogy.
344 €|)e J^offiiian <^atcalo0p
719 Harriet Wynkoop^ (Martin^ Tjaatje^), fifth child
of Pieter Wynkoop (379) and Margaret Quacken-
bos, was born November 23, 1793. She married,
August II, 1 8 16, Ohver Dunning, merchant.
He was the son of Timothy Dunning, of Goshen,
N. Y., and of Abigail Nostran, and was born Au-
gust 28, 1782. He died in New York, January
28, 1856.* Their children were :
1138 Adeline Dunning, born May 26, 1817; died June 14, 1817.*
1139 James Dunning, bom May 20, 1818 ; died June 10, 1818.*
1140 William Henry Dunning, born August 11, i8ig; mar.,
April 13, 1851, Eliza A. Bogardus (born October 28,
1830), daughter of William Bogardus, lawyer.*
1141 Charles Edward Dunning, born June 5, 1822; mar., May
21, 185 1, M. M. Petriken; died March 9, 1855.*
1 142 Theodore Wynkoop Dunning, born August 8, 1826.*
1143 Caroline Matilda Dunning, born March 5, 1827 ; died
August 4, 1827.*
1 144 Augustus Dunning, born July ii, 1828; died July n,
1828.*
Harriet Wynkoop Dunning died February i,
1875.
72 1 (The Rev.) Richard Wynkoop** (MartinS Tjaatje"-),
seventh child of Pieter Wynkoop (379) and Mar-
garet Quackenbos, was born in New York, De-
cember 16, 1798. He was graduated from Columbia
College in 1819 ; studied theology at the Reformed
Dutch Seminary at New Brunswick, and com-
pleted his studies with the Rev. Dr. Robert McCar-
tee, of New York. He was licensed to preach April
* Wynkoop Genealogy.
dS>irtf) (feneration 345
5, 1826, by the Second Presbytery of New York
Associate Reformed Church ; served as missionary
of the Dutch Church at Cato, N. Y., in the winter
of 1826-27 ; was pastor of the General Assembly
Presbyterian Church at Yorktown, Westchester
County, N. Y., 1827-34, and of a church of the
same order at Hagerstown, Md., until his death.
During his ministry in the latter church it re-
turned to its old connection with the Associate
Reformed Church ; a suit in chancery ensued ; he
prepared his own answer, and obtained leave of
the Vice-Chancellor to be heard personally on be-
half also of the other defendants, the ruling elders,
but the suit was never ready for hearing on the
part of the complainants.
The Rev. Richard Wynkoop married, August
10, 1825, Catharine Schureman (born February
10, 1795), daughter of James Schureman of New
Brunswick, N. J., and Eleanor Williamson. They
had six children :
1 145 Julia Anna Wynkoop, born 1826; mar. William Charles
Brewster.*
1 146 Richard Wynkoop, born 1829; mar. Anna Elizabeth
Maginnis.*
1147 John Quackenbos Wynkoop, bom February 23, 1831;
died August 6, 1834, of Asiatic cholera.*
1 148 Catharine Schureman Wynkoop, born May 18, 1834, at
Hagerstown, Md. ; died March 23, 1841, of croup.*
1 149 Virginia Wynkoop, born 1836; mar. Theodore Freling-
huysen Hay.*
1 150 Emma Wynkoop, born 1838; mar. James Josiah Clark.*
* Wynkoop Genealogy.
346 €fjc i^ofEman (iBcncalogp
The Rev. Richard Wynkoop died at Hagers-
town, Md., April 5, 1842. His widow returned
to New Brunswick, N. J., and lived there till her
death, May 18, 1847.
722 (The Rev.) Jefferson Wynkoop'^ (Martin^ Tjaat-
je'-), eighth child of Peter Wynkoop (379) and Mar-
garet Quackenbos, was born September 1 1, 1810.
He received a collegiate education, partly at Union
College, partly at Columbia. He studied law
with John Anthon, and had completed the course
when his ardent desire for the ministry prevailed,
and he studied theology at the Seminary, New
Brunswick, receiving his license in 1824. He
was pastor of the Reformed Dutch Church at
Hempstead, Rockland County ; Ramapo, 1 825-36 ;
Athens, 1838-40; subsequently pastor of the Pres-
byterian Church at Gilbertsville, Delhi, and Cuba,
Alleghany County, N. Y., and had successful pas-
torates. He was also well known for his advocacy
of the '' Society for the Amelioration of the Condi-
tion of the Jews." He married, September 15,
1824, Jane Scott Shaw, daughter of James Shaw,
Sheriff of New York.* They had three children :
1 151 Sarah Fulton Wynkoop, mar. Charles H. Sherrill.*
1 152 Julia Anna Wynkoop, mar. Russell Smith.*
1153 John Quackenbos Wynkoop, mar. Edith Reeve.*
725 Julia Anna Wynkoop^' (Martin^ Tjaatje^), elev-
enth child of Pieter Wynkoop (379) and Margaret
Quackenbos, was born September 9, 181 1. She
* Wynkoop Genealogy.
i^cbcntl) <i5cnctation 347
married, April lo, 1834, Lockwood King Camp-
bell (born December 13, 1809), son of John
Campbell and Rachel Mead.* They lived at
Fresh Pond, near Huntington, N. Y., and had
six children :
1154 Julia Anna Campbell, bom October 26, 1836; mar., No-
vember 10, 1857, Albert G. Mulford, son of Elias
Mulford and Hannah Smith, of Fresh Pond.*
1155 John Wynkoop Campbell, born September 17, 1838 ; mar.
May 6, 1871, Agnes G. Shipman, daughter of Charles
Wm. Shipman and Abigail Culver Williams, of Deep
River, Conn.*
1156 Virginia Wynkoop Campbell, born March 11, 1842; died
February 3, 1866.*
1157 Pauline Campbell, born October 27, 1843; died June
25, 1850.*
1158 Harriet Matilda Campbell, born June 26, 1845; mar.,
January i, 1868, William H. Valentine, son of Stephen
H. Valentine and Hannah Hendrickson, of Dix Hills,
L. I.*
1159 Emily Campbell, born February 17, 1847 ; mar., October
15, 1870, Charles W. Bullock, son of Jacob Todd
Bullock and Harriet L. Edick, of Windsor, Broome
County, N. Y.*
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Children of John Parrain Helm (416) and Sarah Adair.
769 Selah Helm^ (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Zechariah^
Sarah^), eldest child of John Parrain Helm (416)
and Sarah Adair, was born November 22, 1830.
He married, November 13, 1854, Margaret Proutz.
* Wynkoop Genealogy.
348 €j)e i^offman *^citca!o0p
She had no children. After her death he mar-
ried, December 8, 1866, Jane Edsall, by whom he
had one child :
1160 Lottie Helm, born 1867 ; mar. May, 1887, Patrick Deyo.
Selah Helm lives, 1898, in Savona, Steuben Co.,
N. Y.
771 Sarah Helm^ (Martin\ Zecharias^, Zechariah^,
Sarah^), third child of John Parrain Helm (416)
and Sarah Adair, was born July 23, 1835. She
married, in 1861, William Edsall (died 18 — ), by
whom she had one son :
1 161 Charles Edsall, born 1862 ; died 18 — .
772 Zachariah Helm' (Martin^ Zecharias", Zecha-
riah^, Sarah^), fourth child of John Parrain Helm
(416) and Sarah Adair, was born December 24,
1837. He married, in 1866, Ann Abel, and had
two children :
1162 George Helm, born i86g.
1163 Jane Helm, born 1875.
773 Henry M. Helm' (Martin^ Zecharias'-, Zechariah^,
Sarah''), fifth child of John Parrain Helm (416)
and Sarah Adair, was born June 15, 1840. He
married Mary J. Youmans, and had three children :
1164 Nina Helm, born August 9, 1872.
1 165 Leroy Helm, born May 26, 1875.
1 166 NelHe Helm, born July 28, 1885.
^etjentl) -Melioration 349
775 John Helm^ (Martin^ Zecharias", Zechariah^
Sarah^), seventh child of John Parrain Helm (416)
and Sarah Adair, was born October 6, 1844. He
married, March, 1867, Emma Davis, and had three
children :
1167 Clara Helm, bom 1868.
1168 William Helm, born 1871; died 18--.
1169 John Helm, bom 1884.
']'j6 James Helm" (Martin\ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), eighth child of John Parrain Helm (416)
and Sarah Adair, was born February 5, 1849. ^^
married, 1877, Ann Bacon.
Children of Catharine Helm (419) and Walter Masten.
786 Selah Hasten'^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Zechariah^
Sarah"*), eldest child of Catharine Helm (419) and
Walter Masten, was born in 1820. He married
Delecta Clark, by whom he had one son :
1170 Orrin Masten, born 18 — ; mar. Essie Lindsley.
He died in 1892, leaving his wife surviving.
She and their son, Orrin Masten, live, 1898, at
Marrowback, Livingston Co., N. Y.
787 Sarah Maria Masten^ (Martin^ Zecharias-,
Zechariah^, Sarah"*), second child of Catharine
Helm (419) and Walter Masten, was born in 1822.
She married Samuel H. Northrop, a lawyer, and
3 so €f)e ipoffimn (Dencalogp
lived at Hemlock Lake, N. Y. They had two
daughters :
1171 Mary E. Northrop, born 1843; died 1897; mar. Niles
Norton, of Geneseo, N. Y.
1172 Clara Northrop, born 1845; died June, 1884.
Sarah Maria Hasten died January 22, 1896;
her husband died March, 1894.
788 Mary Margaret Hasten' (Martin\ Zecharias^
Zechariah^, Sarah^), third child of Catharine Helm
(419) and Walter Hasten, was born in 1825. She
married T, A. Royce, a merchant of Angelica,
N. Y., where they reside. They have one son :
1 1 73 Burdette Masten, born 1846.
789 George Peter Hasten" (Hartin\ Zecharias-,
Zechariah'^ Sarah"*), fourth child of Catharine Helm
(419) and Walter Hasten, was born in 1828. He
married Caroline B. Stone, who died without issue.
George P. Hasten lives, 1898, in Rochester, N. Y.
790 Harriet Ann Hasten^ (Hartin^ Zecharias'^
Zechariah^, Sarah^), fifth child of Catharine Helm
(419) and Walter Hasten, was born in 1831. She
married F. D. Brown, merchant, of Hemlock Lake,
N. Y. They had one son :
1 1 74 Friedland Duane Brown, bom June, 1852 ; died October,
1863.
Harriet Ann Hasten Brown died September 13,
1852.
M>t\)mtfy <(5encration 3 5 1
791 Myron P. Hasten" (Martin^ Zecharias-, Zecha-
riah^ Sarah^), sixth child of Catharine Helm (419)
and Walter Hasten, was born in 1834. He mar-
ried, October 9, i860, Hary Emma Perkins, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. They lived in New York, but
the climate was too severe for Hr, Hasten, and
they removed to Washington, D. C, where he
died, October 29, 1864. They had two children:
1175 Vincent M. Masten, born 1861 ; mar. Mai Kirsch.
1176 Kate Masten, born October, 1862; died July, 1864.
Mrs. Hyron P. Hasten lives, 1898, at Roches-
ter, N. Y.
792 Hatilda Catharine Hasten^ (Hartin\ Zecha-
rias'^, Zechariah^, Sarah"*), seventh child of Catha-
rine Helm (419) and Walter Hasten, was born in
1837. She married Harvey S. Gibbs, and lives at
Litchfield, Hich. They had three children :
1177 Ella Amina Gibbs, bom March 26, 1858; died Novem-
ber 13, 1863.
1178 Myron Masten Gibbs, born July i, 1866; died March
28, 1872.
1179 Thomas Burdette Gibbs, born April 17, 1868; died
March 26, 1872.
793 Elam B. Hasten^ (Hartin\ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), eighth child of Catharine Helm (419) and
Walter Hasten, was born in 1840. He married
352 Cfje ipoftman <i5ntcalogp
Mary Joice, and lived at Moscow, N. Y. They
had eleven children :
1180 Estella C. Masten, born 1868; mar. Adin G. Pierce.
1181 Marguerite S. Masten, born 1870; mar. Harrison Corn-
wall.
1 182 William W. Masten, bom April 8, 1871.
1183 George E. Masten, born December 24, 1872.
1184 Mary M. Masten, born November 25, 1873.
1185 Harriet A. Masten, born April 30, 1875.
1186 Thomas B. Masten, born May 26, 1876.
1187 Samuel N. Masten, born July 11, 1877.
1188 Helen D. Masten, born March 20, 1879.
1 189 Henry M. Masten, born February 6, 1880.
iigo Selah B. Masten, born April 14, 1881.
Elam Masten served in the Civil War. He died
May 12, 1887. His widow and family reside,
1898, at Moscow, N. Y.
Children of Sarah Bedford (422) and Henry Denton.
794 Anthony Yelverton Denton'' (Martin\ Zecha-
rias", Zechariah'^, Sarah^), eldest child of Sarah
Bedford (422) and Henry Denton, was born De-
cember 4, 18 1 2. He married Cornelia Schoon-
maker (born July 29, 1814; died April 29, 1878),
daughter of Abram S. Schoonmaker and Maria
Sammons. They had twelve children :
iigi A son, born and died 1833.
1192 William Denton, born 1835; mar. Phoebe Jordan Van
Kuren.
1193 Sarah Jane Denton, bom 1837 ; died 1S38.
J>et3cntf) <25cncration 353
1194 Arrietta Denton, born April 22, 1839; died May 12,
1853-
1195 Esther Vail Denton, born 1841 ; mar. Moses Bull Wilkin.
1196 Maria Schoonmaker Denton, born 1842; mar. Benjamin
Hasbrouck Stilwell.
1197 Abram Schoonmaker Denton, born 1844; mar. Sarah S.
Lambertson.
1198 Henry Denton, born 1847; mar. Eleanor Sammons.
1199 Lewis A. Denton, born 1850; mar. Elizabeth Innes.
1200 John Denton, born 1852; mar. Harriet Holbrook.
1201 Edgar Denton, bom 1855 ; mar. Louise Bidwell.
1202 Anthony Yelverton Denton, born 1858; mar. Mary .
Anthony Yelverton Denton was drowned at
Newburgh, April 29, 1874.
795 Arietta Denton' (Martin\ Zecharias", Zechariah^
Sarah^), second child of Sarah Bedford (422) and
Henry Denton, was born February ii, 18 15. She
married, June 26, 1838, Leonard Dowdin Nicoll,
son of John Dowdin Nicoll and Elizabeth Wood-
hull, by whom she had six children :
1203 John Dowdin Nicoll, bom April 17, 1839; died October
24, 1863.
1204 Sarah Nicoll, born June 25, 1840; died April 7, 1852.
1205 William Leonard Nicoll, born 1842; a lieutenant in the
United States Navy.
1206 Henry Denton Nicoll, born 1844; mar. Anne Bancker
Camac.
1207 Elizabeth Nicoll, bom June 27, 1846; died April 4, 1854.
1208 Francis GifFord Nicoll, bom 1849; mar. Alice Scranton.
Arietta Denton Nicoll died October 13, 1895.
23
354 €|)c Jpoffinan <DcncaIogp
797 Frances Jane Denton^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zech-
ariah^, Sarah^), fourth child of Sarah Bedford (422)
and Henry Denton, was born May 31, 1824. She
married, January i, 1847, Benjamin Strong, of
Goshen, N. Y., and had three children :
1209 Thomas B. Strong, born 1848; mar. Mary L. Burrough.
1210 Sarah Fanny Strong, born November 29, 1854.
1211 William Henry Strong, born 1858; mar. Mary J. Bennett.
Frances Jane Denton Strong died March 23,
1883.
798 Sarah Maria Denton^ (Martin\ Zecharias^ Zech-
ariah-^ Sarah^), fifth child of Sarah Bedford (422)
and Henry Denton, was born June 15, 1828. She
married, February 5, 1852, Alonzo Coggeshall
Wall, and had one son :
1212. Francis Henry Wall, born April 19, 1858,
Sarah Maria Denton Wall died November 6,
1895. Her husband and son reside, 1899, in New
York City.
Children of Harriet Bedford (423) and John J. Qalatian.
801 Sarah Denton Galatian^ (Martin', Zecharias",
Zechariah^, Sarah'*), third child of Harriet Bedford
(423) and John J. Galatian, was born March 31,
1822. She married George E. Humphrey, and had
four children :
1213 George G. Humphrey, born 185 -; died unmarried.
i^ebcntJ) feneration 355
1214 Sarah Frances Humphrey, born 185-; mar. i. James N.
Bogert. ii. J. G. Murray.
1215 Charles F. Humphrey, born 185 -; died, unmarried,
1898.
1216 Wilham G. Humphrey, born 185 -; mar. Kate Flynn.
Sarah Denton Galatian Humphrey died Decem-
ber 5, 1872.
803 Andrew Bedford Galatian^ (Martin\ Zech-
arias", Zechariah'^ Sarah^), fifth child of Harriet
Bedford (423) and John J. Galatian, was born June
20, 1825. He married, first, March 3, 1852, Mar-
tha McKean, by whom he had two children:
1217 John Galatian, born December 16, 1852; died August
II, 1853-
1218 Harriet Bedford Galatian, born January 8, 1856; died
March 22, 1889.
Mrs. Martha McKean Galatian died January
31, 1856, and on October 24, 1861, Andrew B.
Galatian married Mary Jane James, by whom he
had five children:
I2ig George Humphrey Galatian, born October 12, 1862 ; mar.,
November 4, 1883, Magdeline AUiger; no issue.
1220 Mary Jane Galatian, born July 4, 1864.
1221 Martha Eliza Galatian, born April 28, 1867.
1222 John Andrew Galatian, born 1869; mar. Grace Nicholl
Seeley.
1223 Frances Cornelia Galatian, born April 3, 1873.
Andrew Bedford Galatian is a lawyer and jus-
tice of the peace, living, 1898, at Elmira, N. Y.
356 €f)c ]^offiiian 43enealogp
Child of the Rev. Cornelius Tuthill (424) and
Louisa C. Muggins.
809 Sarah Schoonmaker Tuthill^ (Martin\ Zech-
arias"^, Zechariah^, Sarah^), fourth child of the Rev.
CorneHus Tuthill (424) and Louisa C. Huggins,
was born February 6, 1824. She married, May,
185 1, Woods Baker, of Altoona, Pa., who died
September 3, 1852. They had one daughter:
1224 Louisa Woods Baker, born 1852; mar. Ernst Beckman.
Mrs. Sarah S. Tuthill Woods lives, 1899, with
her daughter, Mrs. Beckman, in Sweden.
Child of Ann Tuthill (425) and Dr. Daniel Annan.
810 Anna Tuthill Annan' (Martin\ Zecharias^
Zechariah'^, Sarah^), only child of Ann Tuthill
(425) and Dr. Daniel Annan, was born June 16,
1820. She married^ March 16, 185 1, Isaac New-
ton Lockwood, and had one daughter :
1225 Mary Esther Lockwood, born 1852; mar. William Ross
Robins.
Mrs. Anna T. Annan Lockwood died December
19, 1855.
Children of Marius Schoonmaker (441) and
Elizabeth Van Wyck Westbrook.
17 Cornelius Marius Schoonmaker^ (Martin\
Zecharias", Zechariah^, Sarah"*), eldest child of
Marius Schoonmaker (441) and Elizabeth Van
.^etjcntl) (feneration 357
Wyck Westbrook, was born in Kingston, N. Y.,
February 2, 1839.
He was appointed Acting Midshipman at the
Naval Academy, September 28, 1854, and gradu-
ated there in 1859. In 1859-60 he served on the
San Jacinto, on the west coast of Africa ; April,
1 86 1, to September, 1861, on board the steam
frigate Minnesota, bearing the flag of Flag-ofiicer
Stringhaus ; participated in the fight with Forts
Hatteras and Clarke, and captured them, August,
1 86 1, taking about one hundred prisoners; he was
sailing-master of the Minnesota at this time. In
August, 1 86 1, he was commissioned as lieutenant.
From November, 1861, to July, 1862, he was
Executive Officer of the gunboat Wyandotte,
South Atlantic Blockading Squadron ; from Oc-
tober, 1862, to March, 1864, he was Executive
Officer of the Octoroon, one year in Rear- Admiral
Wilkes's Flying Squadron, and the rest of the
time in the West Gulf Blockading Squadron,
blockading off Mobile Bar. From May, 1864, to
September, 1864, he was Executive Officer of the
Manhattan, participating in the passage of the forts
in Mobile Bay, and in August, 1864, in the fight
with and capture of the iron-clad steamer Toi-
nessee and other Confederate gunboats, and the
capture of Forts Morgan and Gaines. From
September, 1864, to December, 1864, he was
Executive Officerof the ^z/^z^i'/^, convoying Aspin-
wall steamers; in March, 1865, he was ordered
as Executive Officer of the monitor Catskill to
23*
358 €l)e J^offiiian oBcnealogp
Charleston Harbor. In June, 1865, he was or-
dered to the Jiianita at Port Royal, S. C, and
sailed for the Brazil Squadron. In December,
1865, he was commissioned Lieutenant-Com-
mander. In October, 1867, he was ordered to the
Piscataqua (afterward called the Delaware), bearing
the flag of Rear-Admiral S. C. Rowan, Asiatic
Squadron. From January, 1872, to May, 1872,
he was torpedo instructor at Newport, R. I.
From May, 1872, to September, 1873, he com-
manded the Frolic. On May i, 1873, he was
commissioned Commander. In May, 1873, he
went to St. John's, Newfoundland, and received
and brought to Washington the survivors of the
crew of the Polaris taken from an ice floe.
From September, 1873, to October, 1874, he
was on duty at the Navy-Yard, New York, and in
December, 1874, was ordered to duty as inspector
of the Eighth Lighthouse District at New Or-
leans, La. From October, 1879, to October,
1 88 1, he commanded the Nipsic, European Sta-
tion; from October, 1882, to April, 1886, he was
attached to the Navy-Yard, Norfolk, Va. He was
commissioned Captain, October 7, 1886. On
February 29, 1888, he was ordered to command
the Vandalia, and sailed from San Francisco, Cal.,
March 27. He was drowned at Apia, Samoa,
during the hurricane of March 15, 1889.
A letter of the Department addressed to Rear-
Admiral Kimberly, U. S. Navy, commanding the
United States naval force on the Pacific Station,
J^cbnttft dBcncration 359
dated April 27, 1889, speaks of Cornelius Marius
Schoonmaker : " Captain Schoonmaker died, as
he had lived, at the post of duty, a gallant and
generous officer and a devoted servant of his coun-
try to the last. Weakened by long effort, he was
swept by the sea from the deck of his vessel soon
after she had drifted to her final resting-place."
Captain C. Marius Schoonmaker married, Oc-
tober 25, 1 87 1, Matilda Rogers Cooper, of New
York, and had three children :
1226 Althea Livingston Schoonmaker, born 1873.
1227 Elizabeth Van Wyck Schoonmaker, born August 11,
1874; died October 12, 1889.
1228 Virginia Lee Schoonmaker, born 1876.
820 Henry Barnard Schoonmaker' (Martin\ Zech-
arias", Zechariah^ Sarah^), fourth child of Marius
Schoonmaker (441) and Elizabeth Van Wyck
Westbrook, was born December 23, 1843. He
married, October 17, 1866, Helen M. Kiersted,
daughter of Christopher L. Kiersted, and had one
child :
1229 Elizabeth Barnard Schoonmaker, born February 9, 1868;
mar., February 12, 1890, Lawrence Edward Van
Etten.
Henry Barnard Schoonmaker died December
6, 1867.
822 Ella Schoonmaker' (Martin^ Zecharias-, Zech-
ariah^, Sarah'), sixth child of Marius Schoonmaker
360 €j)c i^ofBitian <iBcnea!og|i
(441) and Elizabeth Van Wyck Westbrook, was
born April 7, 1749- She married, April 26, 1876,
Henry Dennison Darrow, and had six children :
1230 Marius Schoonmaker Darrow, born August 11, 1877.
1231 Frederick Edward Westbrook Darrow, born July 30,
1879.
1232 A daughter, born January 13, 1882 ; died January 18,
1882.
1233 Henry Dennison Darrow, born March 24, 1884.
1234 Herbert Van Wyck Darrow, born June 18, 1886.
1235 Agnes Elizabeth Darrow, born June 15, 1888.
Children of Isaac Roosevelt (492) and Mary R. Aspinwall.
823 James Roosevelt' (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus\
Cornelia''), eldest child of Isaac Roosevelt (492)
and Mary R. Aspinwall, was born July 16, 1828.
He graduated at the Harvard Law School. He
has interested himself in public affairs in the State
of New York, in railways, etc. He was one of the
Government Commissioners for the World's Fair
held in Chicago in 1893, is Vice-President of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and holds
various positions of trust. He married, first, in
1853, Rebecca B. Howland, of New York, daugh-
ter of Gardiner G. Howland and Louisa Meredith,
and by this marriage had one child :
1236 James Roosevelt Roosevelt, born 1854; mar. Helen
Astor.
James Roosevelt married, secondly, October 7,
1880, Sara Delano, of Newburgh, daughter of
M>t\iaM^ (jBcncration 361
Warren Delano and Catherine R. Lyman. By
his second marriage he has one son :
1237 Franklin Delano Roosevelt, born January 30, 1882.
He lives, 1899, at the family place at Hyde
Park, N. Y.
824 John Aspinwall Roosevelt^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Martinus^ Cornelia^), second child of Isaac Roose-
velt (492) and Mary R. Aspinwall, was born July
27, 1840. He married, June 6, 1866, Ellen Mur-
ray Crosby, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., daughter of
William Henry Crosby and Josepha M. Nielson,
and has two children :
1238 Grace Walton Roosevelt, born June 3, 1867; mar. De-
cember 4, 1895, Appleton Lesure Clark.
1239 Ellen Crosby Roosevelt, born August 20, 1868.
John Aspinwall Roosevelt and family hve, 1899,
at Hyde Park, N. Y.
Children of Grace Roosevelt (493) and Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley .
825 James Roosevelt Bayley^ (Martin\ Nicolaes",
Martinus^ CorneHa^), eldest child of Grace Roose-
velt (493) and Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley, was born
in New York, August 23, 18 14. He was edu-
cated at Mount Pleasant school near Amherst,
Mass., and at Trinity College, Hartford, from
which he was graduated in 1835. His father
and grandfather both having been prominent as
362 f^jje Jpofftnan oBcncalogp
physicians, the son was naturally inclined to fol-
low the same profession, and accordingly began
the study of medicine. At the end of one year
he gave up the idea of being a physician and
took up theology with a view to entering the
ministry of the Episcopal Church. After com-
pleting his theological course under the direction
of the Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis, at Middletown,
Conn., he was duly ordained and placed in charge
of St. Andrew's Church, Harlem, New York.
During the cholera epidemic of 1 840-1 841 in New
York City, Mr. Bayley was conspicuous in his
ministrations to those suffering from the scourge.
About this time his religious views underwent
a change, and, dissatisfied with the teachings of
the Episcopal Church, in the latter part of 1841
he resigned the rectorship of St. Andrew's Church
and went abroad. He finally embraced the Roman
Catholic faith, and was admitted into the church
at Rome in 1842. He then went to Paris, and was
there prepared for the priesthood of the Roman
Catholic Church at the Seminary of St. Sulpice.
He returned to New York, where he was ordained
by Archbishop Hughes, March 2, 1844, and was
at once appointed Vice-President of St. John's
College, Fordham, N. Y., to the presidency of
which he subsequently succeeded. After resign-
ing the latter position. Dr. Bayley was appointed
private secretary to Archbishop Hughes. He
proved a valuable assistant to the archbishop and
contributed materially to the success of many of his
if>0^cnt]^ (feneration 363
undertakings for the advancement of the archdio-
cese of New York. While acting in this capacity-
he wrote " A Sketch of the CathoHc Church in
New York," and also the " Life of Bishop Brute."
Upon the recommendation of Archbishop
Hughes, Dr. Bayley was appointed, in 1853, first
Bishop of Newark, N. J., of which see he assumed
charge on November i of that year. He found
the diocese poorly supplied with priests, and no
Roman Catholic institutions of any kind were within
its province. In fact, it was an untilled mission-
ary field. Under his administration it soon pros-
pered, and in a short while became one of the
most flourishing dioceses of the Roman Catholic
Church in the country. His first efforts were
devoted to the establishment of an educational
institution, and he accordingly had the satisfaction
of founding Seton Hall College in 1856. Later,
having started a theological seminary in connec-
tion with the college, he turned his attention to
the establishment of an academy for females, and
for this purpose brought a colony of nuns from
Europe, which were the nucleus of the convent at
Madison, N. J. The priory of the Benedictine
monks in Newark, N. J., was established by him;
the rehgious orders of Dominicans, Passionists and
Augustinians entered the diocese, and numerous
academies and educational institutions were started.
In 1862 he was officially called to Rome for the
canonization of the Japanese martyrs, and in 1867
for the centenary of the apostles; and in 1869 he
364 €{je i^offman c23cnea!ogp
was present at the deliberations of the Ecumeni-
cal Council. Bishop Bayley traveled much abroad
and gave his countrymen the result of his experi-
ences in a series of delightful lectures delivered on
his return from each trip.
In 1872 he was transferred to the archiepiscopal
see of Baltimore, and in October of that year he
was installed in the cathedral of that city, and
invested with the pallium by Archbishop McClos-
key of New York. Archbishop Bayley was sub-
sequently created apostolic delegate and was ap-
pointed to confer the insignia of office on Cardinal
McCloskey. This same year he bestowed the pal-
lium on Archbishop Wood of Philadelphia. Bishop
Bayley left Newark with great reluctance, and it
was only in deference to the papal decree that he
accepted the high dignity of Archbishop of Balti-
more. It is a fact worthy of note that in the bril-
liant line of Baltimore archbishops, Archbishop
Bayley was the third convert to the Roman Cath-
olic faith. His administration of the see of Balti-
more is memorable for the dedication of several
churches and colleges, the laying of the corner-
stone of others, the advent of the Benedictines into
Baltimore, and most of all for the consecration of
the cathedral of Baltimore. St. Mary's cathedral,
the foundation of which was laid in 1806 by
Bishop Carroll, remained encumbered with debt un-
til May, 1876, when, through Archbishop Bayley's
efforts, the debt was entirely liquidated, and the
latter, the eighth in the line of archbishops, had
i^cbcntj) oBenetation 365
the distinguished honor of consecrating it to the
service of God.
In 1874 Archbishop Bayley attended the assem-
bly of bishops held at Cincinnati, Ohio, and took
part in the proceedings whereby four sees were
made archbishoprics, and several new ones created.
At this time his health was rapidly failing, and
Bishop Gibbons had been appointed his coadjutor.
In April, 1877, he again went abroad in the hope
that the Vichy waters would prove beneficial to
him, but growing rapidly worse, he returned to
America. He died in Newark, N. J., October 3,
1877.*
826 Richard Bayley^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'^ Martinus^
Cornelia'*), second child of Grace Roosevelt (493)
and Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley, was born October
26, 1816. He married, October 8, 1845, Mary
Dietz, and had two children :
1240 Richard Walton Bayley, born July 7, 1848; died January
26, 1897.
1241 Guy Carleton Bayley, born 1850; mar. i. Angelica Crosby
Wyckoft". ii. Ellen Lorraine Bulkeley.
Richard Bayley died January 7, 1852.
827 Carleton Bayley^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus-\
Cornelia"*), third child of Grace Roosevelt (493)
and Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley, was born Novem-
* National CyclopEedia of American Biography.
366 €ije J^offttian s(5imealogp
ber 26, 1 8 18. He married, first, July, 1846, Lilias
Graham, by whom he had one child :
1242 Grace Walton Bayley, born May, 1848. She married
Bernard Shanley and died January 15, 1881.
He married, secondly, July, 1857, Catharine
Murray, by whom he had two children :
1243 Carleton James Roosevelt Bayley, born March 7, 1861 ;
died May 10, 1876.
1244 Mary Catharine Seton Bayley, born July 17, 1863; mar.
James Fox, April 27, 1886.
Carleton Bayley died August 7, 1872.
828 William Augustus Bayley^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Corneha^), fourth child of Grace Roose-
velt (493) and Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley, was born
May 16, 1 82 1. He married, May, 1844, Julia
Neilson, and had one son :
1245 James Roosevelt Bayley, born February 3, 1846; died
September 16, 1874.
William Augustus Bayley died August 18, 1870.
829 Maria Eliza Bayley" (Martin\ Nicolaes'^ Mar-
tinus^ Cornelia^), fifth child of Grace Roosevelt
(493) and Dr. Guy Carleton Bayley, was born
March i, 1823. She married, November 17, 1847,
Jacob Boerum Jewett (No. 932), son of Jane Hoff-
.^cbcnrt) (feneration 367
man (545) and Nathaniel H. Jewett, by whom she
had six children :
1246 Louisa Brown Jewett, born October 17, 1848.
1247 Harriet Roosevelt Jewett, born January 5, 1850.
1248 Augustus Williamson Jewett, born September 7, 185 1.
1249 Grace Bayley Jewett, born 1853; mar. Alfred Chester
Bunce.
1250 Mary Williamson Jewett, born 1856; mar. James Rey-
nolds.
1251 Edward Woolsey Jewett, bom October 27, 1858.
Mrs. Jacob Boerum Jewett lives, 1899, at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
Children of David Murray Hoffman (504) and
Frances A. Burrall.
834 WlCKHAM^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus'^ Niche-
las'*, Martin'^ David Murray"), seventh child of the
Hon. Murray Hofifman (504) and Frances Amelia
Burrall, was born in New York City, April 2,
1 82 1. He was graduated at Harvard University
in 1 841, and became a lawyer.
At the commencement of the Civil War, he was
appointed aide-de-camp to Governor Morgan, and
was sent to inspect the New York troops stationed
at Fortress Monroe. In March, 1862, he entered
the New York volunteer service as Assistant Ad-
jutant-General, and was appointed on the staff of
Brigadier-General Thomas Williams. He joined
his command at Hatteras, at the time of General
368 z^t i^offttian oBcncalogp
Burnside's expedition to North Carolina, and
thence proceeded with General Butler to New
Orleans. He was with General Williams's com-
mand in various expeditions to Vicksburg, etc.,
till the death of his commanding officer at the bat-
tle of Baton Rouge. In October, 1862, Colonel
Hoffman was ordered to report to General W. T.
Sherman, Assistant Adjutant-General, and was
on Sherman's staff till he was wounded at Port
Hudson.
When again fit for active duty, in July, 1863,
Colonel Hoffman was ordered to report to Major-
General W. B. Franklin, serving with him in the
expeditions to the coast of Texas and Opelousas,
and finally in the Red River campaign, being again
wounded at the battle of Mansfield. He next
reported to Major-General Butler, August, 1864,
and was appointed by him Assistant Adjutant-
General of the district of eastern Virginia and
North Carolina. In March, 1865, Colonel Hoff-
man was again ordered to report to him for duty
in New Orleans ; and later in the same year was
appointed as Adjutant- General and Chief of Staff
to Major-General Canby, commanding the de-
partment of Louisiana and Texas.
In June, 1866, Colonel Hoffman resigned his
military position, and upon the request of General
Canby, was appointed Assistant Secretary of Le-
gation at the court of Versailles. In January, 1867,
at the request of General John A. Dix, then Min-
ister to France, he was appointed First Secretary
M>t\^cnt^ (iBmcration 369
of Legation. He filled that position while Gen-
eral Dix and Governor E. B. Washburne were
ambassadors, — a period of nine years, — and was
present in Paris during the reign of the Commune.
In February, 1875, he was transferred to London
as Secretary of Legation there ; and in May,
1877, was appointed Secretary of Legation at
St. Petersburg, where he acted the greater part of
the time (six years) as " Charge d' Affaires " of the
United States. He resigned the Secretaryship in
St. Petersburg in February, 1882, and in the same
month was appointed by President Arthur Minis-
ter-Resident and Consul-General to Denmark,
and was unanimously confirmed by the United
States Senate. This post he filled until 1884,
when on President Cleveland's election he sent in
his resignation, and retired into private life.
Colonel Hoffman proved himself in the field to
be a gallant officer, and in a diplomatic capacity he
served his government with great credit, gaining
the good opinion of foreign officials and the high
regard of his fellow-citizens traveling abroad. He
published a book entitled "Camp, Court and Siege,"
which embodies many of the experiences of his
varied life. After his resignation as Danish Con-
sul-General he lived for some years in Paris, but
a few years ago built a house in Washington, D, C,
where he now resides.
He married, May 14, 1844, Elizabeth Baylies,
daughter of Edmund Baylies, of Massachusetts,
and granddaughter of Elijah Baylies, an officer in
24
370 €j)e ^p0ffman (iBcncalogp
the Continental army, and an aide-de-camp to Gen-
eral Washington. They have one son :
1252 Francis Burrall, born 1845 ; mar. Lucy Evelyn Shattuck.
837 Frances" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Nicholas^
Martin', David Murray'^), daughter of the Hon.
Murray Hofifman (504) and Frances Amelia Bur-
rall, was born May 9, 1832. She married, October
16, 1859, Benjamin Woodhull Strong, and has
six children :
1253 James Remsen Strong, born 1861 ; mar. Lavinia Riker.
1254 Frances Burrall Strong, born 1863; mar. Howard H.
Henry.
1255 Charlotte Strong, born November 3, 1864.
1256 Murray Hoffman Strong, bom April 3, 1867.
1257 Helen Woodhull Strong, born May 10, 1872.
1258 Marion Remsen Strong, born May 2, 1874.
Child of David Murray Hoffman (504) and
Mary Murray Ogden.
840 Burrall^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus'\ Nicholas^
Martin^ David Murray*^), son of the Hon. Mur-
ray Hoffman (504) and Mary Murray Ogden, was
born March 6, 1842. He was graduated in 1862
from Columbia College ; was admitted to the Bar,
and practises law at No. 132 Nassau Street. He
is a member of the University Club, and is well
known amongr club men.
i^cbcntlj <2Beneration z7'^
He married, September 30, 1896, at the Church
of the Holy Communion, New York, the Rev. Dr.
Mottet officiating, Mary Wainwright Bradley,
daughter of the late John N. Bradley.
Children of Lindley Murray Hoffman (505) and
Susan Lindley Ogden.
842 William Ogden" (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^, Martin'', Lindley Murray"), second child
of Lindley Murray Hoffman (505) and Susan
Lindley Ogden, was born October 2, 1827. He
married, June 5, 1856, Emma Bronson, daughter
of Judge Isaac Bronson of Florida. They had
five children :
1259 Gertrude, born March 3, 1858; died November 10, 1866.
1260 Bronson, born August 3, 1859; died December, 1866.
1261 Linda, born September, 1863; died February, 1864.
1262 Emma Ogden, born July 6, 1866.
1263 Nora, born June 16, 1872; died August 24, 1873.
Wilham Ogden Hoffman died June 28, 1889.
His widow became interested in the order of dea-
conesses, and accepted the position of House
Mother of St. Faith's, the Deaconess Home in
connection with Grace Church, New York, which
she filled until her death, July 6, 1897. The follow-
ing verses from the pen of the Rev. Dr. Hunting-
ton, Rector of Grace Church, appeared in the
" Churchman " a week or two later:
372 Cf)c JJofftnan oBencalogp
THE HOUSE MOTHER OF ST. FAITH'S.*
The throne, the crown, the scepter, — have we lost.
In losing these, the queen ? I tell you. Nay.
Vanished the baubles, yet in endless stay
Abides the queenship ; holding not by boast
Of armored fleet, or quartered shield, or ghost
Of right divine, or erudite array
Of maxims of the law ; but in their way
Who, seeming least to rule us, rule us most.
Her crown a circlet of transfigured thorn,
Her throne the lowliest seat, her rod
A southern lily, and her realm a home.
She lived among us queen by grace of God,
Unto the purple through the Spirit bom.
Hearken, ye daughters ! Hear ye not her " Come " ?
W. R. H.
Grace Rectory, July 8, 1897.
844 Edward Seton" (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus'^
Nicholas^ Martin^ Lindley Murray''), fourth child
of Lindley Murray Hoffman (505) and Susan Lind-
ley Ogden, was born October 24, 1830. He was
a physician. He married, March 20, 1855, Ger-
trude Bronson, daughter of Judge Isaac Bronson,
of Florida, and sister of Mrs. William Ogden Hoff-
man. He died February 28, 1876. His widow
resided at Short Hills, N. J., until her death, Jan-
uary 21, 1899.
* The late Mrs. William Ogden Hoffman, House Mother of the Home pro-
vided for the pupils of the New York Training School for Deaconesses.
^ctjcnt!) (feneration z72>
846 Elizabeth^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^ Nicho-
las^ Martin\ Lindley Murray"), sixth child of
Lindley Murray Hoffman (505) and Susan Lindley
Ogden, was born October 29, 1834. She married,
October 15, 1857, George Macculloch Miller, and
has had six children :
1264 Hoffman Miller, born 1858; mar. Edith McKeever.
1265 Mary Louisa Miller, born i860; mar. William Bard
McVickar.
1266 Leverett Saltonstall Miller, bom 1863; mar. Grace
Rodgers.
1267 Elizabeth Agnes Miller, bom April 26, 1866.
1268 George Macculloch Miller, bom December 28, 1870-
died September 23, 187 1.
1269 Edith Macculloch Miller, born March 17, 1873.
849 Catherine Seyton^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus'^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Lindley Murray*^), ninth
child of Lindley Murray Hoffman (505) and Susan
Lindley Ogden, was born December 24, 1840.
She married, August 13, 1862, Henry W. Miller.
Children of Martin Hoffman (506) and Elizabeth Hale Oilman.
850 Lindley Murray^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus\
Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin**), eldest child of Martin
Hoffman (506) and Elizabeth Hale Oilman, was
born December 10, 1832. He was a member of
the Union Club of New York City, and Secretary
and Treasurer of the Pneumatic Telegraph Fire
Alarm System. He died in New York, April 19,
24*
374 €f|c ipoffman (^cncalogp
1897. ^^ ^^^ much interested in the genealogy
of his family, and compiled a " Family Tree," from
which some of the data in this genealogy have
been gathered.
He married, January ii, 1855, ^^s. Margaret
Leggett Ring, daughter of Samuel F. Mott, a
member of the Society of Friends. They had
four children :
1270 Martin, born at Linwood, Mamaroneck, N. Y., May 30,
1856; he resides, 1898, at Whitestone, N. Y.
1271 Louisa Graham, born April 28, 1858; died March 12,
1861.
1272 Emily, born May 9, 1862; married William H. Hoffman.
1273 Virginia Golden, born 1864; mar. George Wood Garrard.
851 Emily^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Nicholas^
Martin^, Martin*^), second child of Martin Hoffman
(506) and Elizabeth Hale Oilman, was born De-
cember 28, 1834. She married, October 21, 1856,
John Henry Stevens (born February 23, 1828;
died January 6, 1893), and had the following
children :
1274 Winthrop Gilman Stevens, born 1857; mar. Laura Eliza-
beth Coe.
1275 Serena Hoffman Stevens, born March 3, 1859; died
April 19, 1863.
1276 Lindley Murray Stevens, born i860; mar. Theodora
Willoughby Turner.
1277 John Henry Stevens, born February 16, 1863; died
August 14, 1863.
.^0tocitt() feneration 375
1278 Sydney Ganson Stevens, born 1866; mar. Florence Car-
rington.
1279 George Canning Stevens, born 1868; mar, Josephine
Shinn.
1280 Theodora Hoffman Stevens, born September 21, 1872.
1281 Leighton Hoffman Stevens, born July 2, 1875; died in
Virginia, June 16, 1878.
1282 Edith Barretto Stevens, born in Virginia, July 4, 1878.
Mrs. John H. Stevens lives, 1899, ^t Summit,
N.J.
853 Arthur Oilman' (Martin^ Nicolaes^, Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin"), fourth child of Mar-
tin Hoffman (506) and Elizabeth Hale Oilman,
was born February 12, 1838. He married, June
9, 1859, Katherine C. Stuart, and has had five
children :
1283 Elizabeth Hale, born i860; mar. Louis C. Gillespie.
1284 Stuart, born December 20, 1862.
1285 Katherine Stuart, born 1865; mar. Edward S. Betts.
1286 Lindley Murray, born December 16, 1869.
1287 Arthur Oilman, bom April 30, 1872.
Children of Anna Maria Hoffman (507) and
Anthony R. Livingston.
857 Beulah Murray Livingston' (Martin', Nico-
laes^, Martinus''', Nicholas^ Martin^ Anna Maria"),
eldest child of Anna Maria Hoffman (507) and
Anthony R. Livingston, was born in New York,
September 14, 1819. She married, April 29, 185 i,
Til^ Cjje Jpofftmn <^0ncalogp
Edward J. C. Atterbury (born at Newark, N. J.,
1813), and had four children:
1288 Livingston Atterbury, born at Trenton, N. J., April 8,
1852 ; died at St. Paul, Minnesota, March 3, 1873.
1289 Julia Stimson Atterbury, born 1855; mar. Horace E.
Fisk.
1290 Justina Livingston Atterbury, born at Trenton, N. J.,
March 2, 1855.
1291 Albert Hoffman Atterbury, born i860; mar. Emma H.
Baker, of New York.
Edward J. C. Atterbury died at the Hermitage,
Trenton, N. J., March 12, 1887; his widow Hves,
1899, in the old home at the Hermitage.
859 LiNDLEY Hoffman Livingston" (Martin', Nico-
laes'-, Martinus'^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Anna Maria''),
third child of Anna Maria Hoffman (507) and
Anthony R. Livingston, was born December 15,
1826. He lived in Kansas, and married, October
II, 1 86 1, Alice Theresa Whittlesey, of Saybrook,
Conn. They had three children :
1292 Lindley Hoffman Livingston, bom 1862 ; mar. i. Agnes
Courtney. ii. Florence Ross.
1293 John Kilsyth Livingston, born at Saybrook, Conn.,
March 7, 1864; died at Panama, August, 1880.
1294 Anthony Rutgers Livingston, born at Camden, N. J.,
August 24, 1875.
Lindley Hoffman Livingston died in Kansas,
July 3, I'
i^ctcntij (feneration zil
863 Ellen Livingston" (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin^ Anna Maria"), seventh child of
Anna Maria Hoffman (507) and Anthony R. Liv-
ingston, was born at Tarrytown on the Hudson in
1 841. She married, June 4, 1864, Thomas Rus-
sell Wetmore, and had five children :
1295 Jessie Livingston Wetmore, born 186 -; mar. Arthur H.
H. Forbes.
1296 Livingston Wetmore, born at New Hamburgh, N. Y.,
186 -.
1297 Robert Carryl Wetmore, born at New Hamburgh, N. Y.,
187 -.
1298 Margaret Murray Wetmore, born 187 -; died in infancy.
1299 Dorothea Murray Wetmore, born at New Hamburgh,
N. Y., 187 -.
Children of Serena Hoffman (508) and
Dr. Chandler Robbins Oilman.
867 Robert Hale Oilman^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus'^ Nicholas'*, Martin^ Serena'^), fourth son of
Serena Hoffman (508) and Dr. Chandler R. Gil-
man, was born July 20, 1832. He married, April
14, 1857, CaroHne Tichenor Pilcher, by whom he
has had six children :
1300 Chandler Robbins Oilman, bom September 4, 1859. He
is an electrician in the employ of the Chicago, Mil-
waukee and St. Paul R. R., and resides in Milwaukee.
He married, June 24, 1891, Elizabeth Gray, of Mil-
waukee. They have no children.
1301 Serena Oilman, born February 9, 1861.
378 €^t ijof&tian (iBencalosp
1302 Mary Stuart Oilman, bom 1864; mar. Arthur Benbow
EUiman.
1303 Virginia Phillips Oilman, born 1866; mar. William Hastie
Smith.
1304 Susan Hoffman Oilman, born August 14, 1870.
1305 Elizabeth Hale Oilman, born June 15, 1876.
Robert Hale Oilman lives at Milford, Del., but
is on the clerical staff of St. Luke's Hospital, New
York City.
868 Susan Hoffman Oilman^ (Martin^, Nicolaes^
Martinus'^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Serena"), fifth child
of Serena Hoffman (508) and Dr. Chandler Rob-
bins Oilman, was born in 1834. She married,
October 5, 1858, James Ludlum (born September
28, 1828 ; died December 20, 1892), son of Gabriel
William Ludlum and Catherine Hasbrouck, They
had eight children :
1306 Catherine Ludlum, born i860; mar. Henry Straker.
1307 William Edward Ludlum, born 1861; mar. Anna Marie
Nielsen.
1308 Susan Oilman Ludlum, born 1863; mar. William Edwards
Waller.
1309 James Oabriel Ludlum, born August 4, 1865 ; hves in
Bridgeport, Conn.
1310 Maria Hoffman Ludlum, born July 20, 1869 ; is a hos-
pital nurse.
131 1 Hasbrouck Lawrence Ludlum, born 1871; mar. Florence
Perkins.
1312 Helen Serena Ludlum, born February 2, 1873.
1313 Robbins Oilman Ludlum, born September 5, 1874; died
February 9, 1881.
^ebentf) (feneration 379
Children of Matilda Hoffman (511) and Dr. William C. Roberts.
873 William Currie Roberts' (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Matilda''), eldest child
of Matilda Hoffman (511) and Dr. William Currie
Roberts, was born July 18, 1833. He married
Elizabeth Berry, and had two children :
1314 Francis Currie Roberts, born 186-; unmarried.
1315 Frances Roberts, born 186 -; died young.
875 Martin Hoffman Roberts^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Matilda''), third child
of Matilda Hoffman (511) and Dr. William Currie
Roberts, was born in New York, February 8, 1838.
He was a member of the Seventh Regiment of
New York, and participated in the War of the
RebelHon in 1863. In 1867 he visited the West
Coast of Africa, the scene of the devoted labors of
his uncle, the Rev. Cadwallader Colden Hoffman,
missionary to Cape Palmas.
Martin Hoffman Roberts has been twice mar-
ried. He married first, February 8, 1865, Clara
Louise Griffen, by whom he had one son:
1316 William Currie Roberts, born August 23, 1871; mar.,
October 10, 1893, Amelia E. James. They live in
Boston, Mass.
Clara Louise Roberts died September 22, 1877,
and on December 19, 1878, Martin H. Roberts
married Elizabeth Carpenter Cornell (born March
8, 1854). Their children are:
1317 Elizabeth Carpenter Roberts, born December 19, 1879;
now a student at Barnard College.
380 €i)c i^offman <l5mca!o0p
1318 Matilda Hoffman Roberts, born September 7, 1881.
1319 Charles Cornell Roberts, bom July 28, 1885.
1320 Helen Seton Roberts, bom 188 -; died 188 -.
1321 Martin Hoffman Roberts, born August 24, 1895.
Martin Hoffman Roberts lives, 1899, at Flush-
ing, N. Y.
Children of Cecilia Seton Hoffman (514) and
Richard McAllister.
878 Harriet Seton McAllister^ (Martin\ Nicolaes%
Martinus^ Nicholas'*, Martin^ Cecilia Seton*'), el-
dest child of Cecilia Seton Hoffman (514) and
Richard McAllister, was born in 184-. She mar-
ried, October 14, 1875, George E. Harris, and had
three sons :
1322 George McAllister Harris, born 1876; mar. Genevieve
Whitlock ; no issue.
1323 Edward Seton Harris, born 187 -; died 1896.
1324 Dudley Hoffman Harris, born 188 -; died 1886.
879 Mary McAllister^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^, Martin^ Cecilia Seton''), second child
of Cecilia Seton Hoffman (514) and Richard Mc-
Allister, was born in 184-. She married Walter
Stanley Richmond, and has one child :
1325 Cecilia Richmond, bom 1882.
881 Richard McAllister" (Martin^ Nicolaes", Mar-
tinus'^, Nicholas^, Martin'', Cecilia Seton*'), fourth
child of Cecilia Seton Hoffman (514) and Richard
J>cbentlj (feneration 381
McAllister, was born in 184-. He married, first,
Pinks Hobbie, widow of Rockwell, by whom
he had two children :
1326 Nellie McAllister, born 18--.
1327 Richard McAllister, bom 18--,
Richard McAllister married, secondly, Mary
Saunders; there is no issue of this marriage.
Child of Cadwallader Colden Hoffman (517) and
Caroline Hogan.
883 Virginia Grace" (Martin^, Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin^ Cadwallader Colden^), daughter
of Cadwallader Colden Hoffman (517) and Caroline
Hogan, was born at Cape Palmas, Africa, April i,
1859. She married John Jay White, Jr., and has
one daughter:
1327a Louise Laurance White, born September 12, 1886.
Children of James Farquhar Hoffman (517) and
Frances Maria Rutledge.
885 Annie Rutledge' (Martin', Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin^, James Farquhar''), eldest child
of James Farquhar Hoffman (517) and Frances
Maria Rutledge, was born September 15, 1849.
She married Edward Preston Willins, an English-
man and a lawyer, and had one daughter :
1328 Edith Gertrude Willins, born 187 -; mar. Hinton Fitz-
gerald.
Edward P. Willins died in 1 89-, and his widow
continues to live in England.
382 €|)e ipoffman <(Bcnealogp
886 Gertrude Seton" (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^, Martin^ James Farquhar**), second child
of James Farquhar Hoffman (517) and Frances
Maria Rutledge, was born November 13, 185 1.
She married George Halcot Cooper, an EngHsh
lawyer. They live at East Dereham, Norfolk,
England, and have four sons :
1329 Halcot Cooper, born 187 -.
1330 Henry Cooper, born 187 -.
1331 Edward Rutledge Cooper, born 188 -.
1332 Frederic Cooper, bom 188 -.
Child of Mary Colden Hoffman (520) and
Philip Rhinelander.
894 Mary Colden Rhinelander^ (Martin\ Nico-
laes", Martinus^ Nicholas^ Josiah Ogden'^, Mary
Colden"), second child of Mary Colden Hoffman
(520) and Philip Rhinelander, was born at Elm
Lake, Hamilton County, N. Y., April 7, 18 18.
She married, January 25, 1839, ^t Hell Gate, N.Y.,
John Alsop King (born at Jamaica, N. Y., Febru-
ary 14, 1 8 17), son of John Alonzo King and Mary
Ray, by whom she had five children :
1333 Mary Rhinelander King, born in Rome, Italy, December
I, 1842.
1334 Cornelia Ray King, born in New York, March 21, 1845 ;
died, unmarried, in Rome, Italy, October, i860, and
is buried in the Protestant Cemetery there.
1335 Alice King, born in New York, July 6, 1848. She mar-
ried, April 7, 1894, Gherardi Davis, son of George
Davis.
d^e^entlj aBeitcration 3^3
1336 Frederica King, born at Rockaway, L. I., 185- ; died at
Great Neck, Long Island, 1854.
1337 Ellen King, born in New York, November 22, 1854.
Mrs. John Alsop King died at Washington,
D. C, January 12,1 894. Her husband survives her,
and lives at Great Neck, L. I., during the summer
and in New York in winter.
Children of Ogden Hoffman (521) and Emily Burrall.
895 Charles Burrall" (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^
Nicholas^ Josiah Ogden^ Ogden**), eldest child of
Ogden Hofifman (521) and Emily Burrall, was
born in 1820. He married, November 14, i860,
Harriet Bronson Willett, and had one daughter :
1338 Emily Burrall, born 18 — . She was married, March
30, 1897, at St. Michael's Church, Chester Square,
London, to Colonel Villiers Hatton, of the Grenadier
Guards, British Army.
Charles Burrall Hoffman died March 24, 1892,
and after his death his widow and daughter re-
sided in England,
896 Ogden^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Nicholas^
Josiah Ogden^ Ogden**), second son of Ogden
Hoffman (521) and Emily Burrall, was born in
New York City, October 16, 1822.
He was educated for the legal profession, and
having been called to the bar in New York, went
384 €|)e ipoffman «l5cncalogp
west shortly after to the young State of Califor-
nia, where he established himself and made his
home for the remainder of his life.
He was commissioned United States District
Judge for the District of California, on February
27, 185 I, and held the office thenceforth until his
death, which occurred in San Francisco, on August
9, 1891.
In the year 1893 an excellent portrait of Judge
Hoffinan was presented to the District Court of
California, in the presence of a large audience
composed of judges, members of the bar, and
distinguished citizens.
One of the speakers on this interesting occasion
referred to Ogden Hoffman as " one of the most
remarkable characters the judicial history of this
country has ever presented for the admiration of
Americans."
The same speaker continued :
" He knew the law as a science. But he pos-
sessed more than mere knowledge of the law.
That mysterious and broad growth of the mind,
which we call culture, was characteristic of the
man. He was familiar with any subject of dis-
cussion, however provoked. Philosophy, litera-
ture, science, art — with all he was as well ac-
quainted as with legal principles and precedents.
He was specially versed in the classics, and had
more than ordinary knowledge of several modern
languages. He was fond of the higher mathe-
matics. I have seen him on the bench, when
d^ebmtjj (feneration 385
some cause was proceeding before him of impor-
tance sufficient to compel the whole mental force
of a judicial officer, apparently paying no atten-
tion to the babble of witnesses and the jargon of
counsel, and entertaining himself with translating
an ode of Horace or some fragment of his favorite
of the Greek play-writers, the 'Antigone' of Sopho-
cles. I have seen him, under similar conditions,
working out problems in the higher mathematics
or figuring in the realm of science as applied to
steam and electricity. Yet at no moment did any
phase of the case escape him. Apparently called
back to it by some objection to evidence or other
matter requiring attention, there was no occasion
for counsel to inform him of the proposition under
discussion. He seized it with almost superhuman
intuition, and decided it with a celerity and a
clearness and cleanness of appropriate language
that passed all admiration, as its method often
passed understanding.
" No advocate ever stood before him without
comprehending that not only his cause but
himself was being measured ; and while he was
tolerant of inexperience, and even of ignorance, he
was intolerant of shiftiness, of trickery, of the small
mysteries of uncandid minds. He abhorred the
very semblance of duplicity, and was always the
swift executioner of whatever lacked the quality
of right. His rebukes were brief but effective.
" No litigant ever had a good cause who did
not find in this Judge his best advocate. He was
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386 €j)c ipoffitian ^Bcncalogp
always for the cause whose justice he discerned,
always the foe of injustice ; while his gentleness,
his charity and his wit, that never wounded, trans-
figured all with which they came in contact. His
judicial duties, which were at all times laborious,
were at one time intense, and to an intellect less
keen than his, most exhausting. They involved
not alone the usual proceedings in admiralty and
maritime matters, external and internal excise, and
the causes arising under the acts regulating the
jurisdiction of this court, but most novel and im-
portant questions affecting the tenure of lands,
public and private, following the treaty of Guada-
lupe-Hidalgo and the acts of Congress touching
the settlement of the boundaries of enormous
grants of the public lands. His adjudications of
the difficult question of law and fact in this branch
of his judicial work involved probably more values,
present and prospective, than those of any other
equal number of causes ever presented to any
single court of original jurisdiction, and were of
the highest utility to the nation, the State of Cali-
fornia and its people.
" Judge Hoffman's career commenced during
the formative period of this great Empire of the
Pacific. It was a small community when this
young man, with the ink scarcely dry upon his
license, stepped from bar to bench. Around it
are clustered the best, the most adventurous in
life and thought, the ablest men this State has
ever known. I have no time to call the roll of
^ebcntlj) <i5cncration z"^!
the great lawyers, recruited from the bar of every
State in the Union, who stood here when, almost
beardless, as clear-eyed and sunny as a boy let
out of school, he bounded to the rostrum and be-
came the judicial pivot around which turned so
much of the future of California. It was a time
when assaults were likely to be made upon the
integrity of a judge; when ambition, cupidity
and avarice urged the commission of acts not
sanctioned by law or the ethics of the legal pro-
fession. But from the first day of his judgeship
until the hour of his final rest — during forty years
of judicial life — no one assailed by word or innu-
endo his judicial or personal integrity. No lawyer
and no Htigant, even in the moment of supreme
disappointment, ever indulged a suspicion that he
was otherwise than perfectly pure in his great
office. He was at all times essentially clean in
life, thought and action.
" What a life of endless toil his was ! Its his-
tory is embalmed in the decisions of cases in the
reports, in the multitudinous records of the sea of
litigation. Thinking only of the right, caring for
nothing except to do justice, he lived like a phi-
losopher, and died without a dollar and without a
debt. Yet he left behind him those who owe him
much. No lawyer at this bar but felt himself
better, stronger and happier for contact with him.
No one conversed with him without gaining some-
thing from him. His language had a wealth of
imagery, a power, a brilliancy of illustration that
388 €f^t J^offttian <(Bienealo0p
would have made his a great name anywhere else
than on this provincial soil of California. Any-
where but here the name of Ogden Hoffman
would have won national distinction, as did his
father's before him. He was a great Judge ; a
truly honorable soul ; one who deserved of life
better than he received, and who lived and died,
always in the best and highest sense of the word,
a perfect gentleman."
Child of Ogden Hoffman (521) and Virginia E. Southard.
897 Samuel Southard^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'^, Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas'', Josiah Ogden^ Ogden"), son of
Ogden Hoffman (521) and Virginia E. Southard,
was born in Jersey City, August 17, 1839.
He was educated at BurHngton College, under
Bishop G. W. Doane, and subsequently entered
Harvard University (Class of 1859), but left on
the death of his father. He entered the army in
1 86 1, and resigned in 1865, with the rank of
Lieutenant-Colonel. From 1876 to the present
time, 1899, he has been clerk of the United States
Courts in San Francisco, Cal.
He married, June 23, 1866, Sarah Acklen (born
in Huntsville, Ala., November 29, 1841), and has
had six children :
1339 Southard, born in Fernandina, Fla., March 29, 1867.
1340 Ogden, born in New York City, November 9, 1868.
1341 Mary Turner, bom in Elizabeth, N. J., August 29,
1871.
^ebentj) "feneration 389
1342 Cadwalader Golden, born in Elizabeth, N. J., March 2,
1874; died April 30, 1876.
1343 Alice Golden, born in San Francisco, Gal., April 22, 1877.
1344 John Acklen, born in San Francisco, Gal., May 15, 1878.
Children of George Edward Hoffman (523) and
Phoebe W. White.
900 John White^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Nich-
olas^, Josiah Ogden^ George Edward*'), son of
George Edward Hoffman (523) and Phoebe Wag-
ner White, was born in Philadelphia, February 19,
1847. ^^ is an iron merchant in Philadelphia, Pa.
He married, December 15, 1885, Florence
Kingston McCay, daughter of Stephen McCay,
and has two children :
1345 Dorothy Kingston, born November 16, 1886.
1346 Ogden, bom August 14, 1889.
901 Edward Fenno^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^, Josiah Ogden'^ George Edward*^), second
son of George Edward Hoffman (523) and Phoebe
Wagner White, was born in Philadelphia, February
9, 1849. He is a lawyer, and a member of the
Philadelphia Bar.
He married, October 19, 1887, Elizabeth Mc-
Call, daughter of General George A. McCall, and
has had three children :
1347 Edward Fenno, born July 27, 1888.
1348 John Gadwallader, born December 9, 1889; died March
4, 1890.
1349 Phoebe White, born February 3, 1894.
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390 €f)e Ipoftman <J3encalo0p
902 JosiAH Ogden^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^ Josiah Ogden'', George Edward''), third
child of George Edward Hoffman (523) and Phoebe
Wagner White, was born in Philadelphia, Septem-
ber 5, 1858. He is one of the members of the
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited.
He married, April 19, 1883, Helen Scott Lewis,
daughter of John T. Lewis, and has had four chil-
dren :
1350 George Edward, born January 17, 1884; died April 30,
1891.
1351 Lewis, born February 27, 1890.
1352 Helen, born February 7, 1892.
1353 Charles Fenno, born June 18, 1894.
Children of Alfred Seton (527) and Fanny Barnewall.
905 EuRETTA Barnewall^ (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas\ Mary Gillou^), third child of Al-
fred Seton (527) and Fanny Barnewall, was born
in 1 82-. She married. May, 1844, Walter Bean
Post, by whom she had three children :
1354 Alfred Seton Post, born 1845 ; mar. Alice Lee Morgan.
1355 Sarah Elizabeth Post, born 1847; ^^^' Benjamin
C. Morris.
1356 Euretta Barnewall Post, born 1850; mar. Alfred de
Lasseure.
906 Alfred Ludlow^ (Martin', Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Nicholas^ Mary Gillou'^), fourth child of Alfred
Seton (527) and Fanny Barnewall, was born Oc-
tober 15, 1825. He married, December 14, 1852,
d§>c\3cntf) (iBcncration 391
Helena, daughter of John W. Schmidt and EHza
Ann Bache, by whom he had two children :
1357 Alfred Seton, born 1853; mar. Mary Louise Barbey.
1358 Laura Seton, born 1855; mar. Wilhelm von Kettler.
Child of Mary Hammond Seton (528) and Henry Ogden.
909 William Seton Ogden^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus'\ Nicholas^ Mary Gillou'^), son of Mary
Hammond Seton (528) and Henry Ogden, was
born in 182-. He married Mary Dwyer, and had
three sons :
1358a William Ogden, born 1861; died 1882.
1358b Robert Bruce Ogden, born 1863.
1358c Thomas Seton Ogden, born 1865.
WilHam Seton Ogden went to live in Oregon,
where he died in 1874. His wife died in 1880.
Child of Isaac Hoffman (540) and Mary Sickles.
924 Adeline^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Martinus^ Robert"*,
Robert'^ Isaac*'), daughter of Isaac Hoffman (540)
and Mary Sickles, was born 18 — . She married
Charles Powers, of Chicago, 111., and had one
daughter :
1359 Adeline Powers, born 18 — .
Children of Catherine Hoffman (541) and Dr. William Thomas.
925 Olivia Thomas^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus\
Robert^ Roberta Catherine''), eldest child of Cath-
392 ^Ije JJofftnan <i5emalo0p
erine Hoffman (541) and Dr. William Thomas, was
born at Poughkeepsie, and was baptized there,
October 26, 1823. She married, first, John
Murphy, by whom she had one daughter :
1360 Elsey Katharine Murphy, born i860; mar. Theodore
Van Tyne Johnston.
She married, secondly, Charles A. Savage. She
died May, 1898.
Child of Jane Hoffman (545) and Nathaniel Hussey Jewett.
932 Jacob Boerum Jewett' (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tin'^, Robert^, Abraham'', Jane"), eldest child of
Jane Hoffman (545) and Nathaniel Hussey Jewett,
was born May 14, 1825. He married, November
17, 1847, Maria Eliza Bayley (No. 829) and had
six children, enumerated under her name.
Jacob Boerum Jewett lived in Poughkeepsie,
and died January 23, 1876.
Child of Sarah Brinckerhoff (549) and Isaac Whetmore.
934 Katherine Whetmore^ (Martin^, Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus^, Robert^ Catrina'^), daughter of Sarah
Brinckerhoff (549) and Isaac Whetmore, was born
18 — . She married John Whiteside, and had
three children :
1361 John Whiteside, born 18 — .
1362 Mary Whiteside, born 18 — .
1363 Sarah Whiteside, born 18 — ; mar. John Brown, of Chi-
cago, III.
^t\)cnt^ oBcncration 393
Child of Robert Thorn (551) and Catherine Akin.
939 Caroline Thorn" (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus\
Robert*, Maria^), only child of Robert Thorn (551)
and Catherine Akin, was born 18 — . She married,
June 14, 1858, Richard Akin, and had two chil-
dren :
1364 Robert Akin, born i860.
1365 Catherine Thorn Akin, bom 186 -,
Child of Eliza Thorn (552) and William T. Teller.
941 Mary Teller^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^ Rob-
ert\ Maria'^), second child of Eliza Thorn (552)
and William T. Teller, was born October 19, 1840.
She married. May 31, 1865, Eugene Wells, of
Rhinebeck, N. Y., and has one daughter :
1366 Caroline Thorn Wells, born May 2, 1866.
Child of Caroline Thorn (557) and John S. Sleight.
943 Mary Sleight" (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Robert^ Maria'^), only child of Caroline Thorn
(557) and John S. Sleight, was born 18 — . She
married Charles H. Goodrue, and had two sons :
1367 John L. Goodrue, born 18 — .
1368 Charles Henry Goodrue, born 18 — .
Child of Maria Laidlie Dey (560) and the
Rev. David Cook Axtell.*
952 Anthony Dey Axtell" (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus^, Maria'*), second child of Maria Laidlie Dey
*A11 the genealogical data in regard to the Laidlies and Deys were given
by Mr. J. Warren S. Dey, of 121 East 24th St., N. Y.
394 €f)e J^ofBman <^cncalo0p
(560) and the Rev. David Cook Axtell, was born
September 5, 1834. He married, September 20,
1863, Almina Bradley, of Olean, N. Y. He
died, without issue, in Olean, N. Y., in 1868.
Child of Catharine Antoinette Dey (561) and
Samuel Porter Williams.*
957 Samuel Porter Williams' (Martin\ Nicolaes",
Martinus'^, Maria^), second child of Catharine
Antoinette Dey (561) and Samuel Porter Wil-
liams, was born September 20, 1842. He mar-
ried, in 1870, Mrs. Almina Bradley Axtell,
daughter of Samuel W. Bradley and Aditha D.
Barr, and widow of his cousin, Anthony Dey
Axtell. They had three children :
1369 Almina Butnam Williams, born November i, 1871.
1370 Samuel Porter Williams, bom 187 -; died 18 — .
1371 Kate Laidlie Williams, born 187 -; died 18--.
Samuel Porter Williams died at Newburgh,
N. Y., March, 1875, and his widow, Almina
Bradley, married, thirdly, another cousin, Francis
Williams, by whom she had no children.
Children of Catharine Douw Hoffman (562) and
Col. Henry G. Philip.
960 John Van Ness Philip' (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus*, Martin H.'^, Catharine Douw"),
* All the genealogical data in regard to the Laidlies and Deys were given
by Mr. J. Warren S. Dey, of 121 East 24th St., N. Y.
^cbcntf) <lBcnnration 395
eldest child of Catharine Douw Hoffman (562)
and Col. Henry G. Philip, was born March 14,
1823. He was a Lieutenant in the United States
Navy. He married, August 3, 1852, Laura
Johnson, daughter of Chancellor Johnson of
Maryland, and Mary Dorsey, his wife. They
had no children. He died, September 3, 1862,
in the naval service of the United States.
After his death his widow married Rev. Dr.
Francis Harison, Rector of St. Paul's Church,
Troy, N. Y.
961 William Henry Philip' (Martin^, Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus^, Martin H.^, Catharine Douw^),
second child of Catharine Douw Hoffman (562)
and Col. Henry G. Philip, was born Septem-
ber 6, 1842. He entered the United States
Army, and attained the rank of Colonel. He
married Eliza Worthington (born June i, 1842;
died October 29, 1896), daughter of John Griffith
Worthington, of Maryland, by whom he had seven
children :
1372 John Van Ness Philip, born April 18, 1866.
1373 Charles Worthington Philip, born July 7, 1867; died
April 29, 1875.
1374 William Henry Philip, born August 14, 1870; died April
25, 1875.
1375 Herman Hoffman Philip, born July 12, 1872.
1376 Gaston Pearson Philip, born June i, 1874.
1377 Elizabeth Worthington Philip, born May 2, 1876.
396 z^t J^offitian ci^enealogp
1378 William Churchill Houston Philip, born December 3,
1880; died February 14, 1881.
Colonel William Henry Philip died May 7,
1881.
962 Martin Hoffman Philip^ (Martin^, Nicolaes-,
Martinus^ Harmanus'', Martin H.^ Catharine
Douw"), third child of Catharine Douw Hofifman
(562) and Col. Henry G. Philip, was born July
31, 1826. He married Sarah Lucretia Peck
(born March 19, 1841), daughter of Judge Davids
Peck, of Hudson, N. Y., and had three children :
1379 Katharine Maud Philip, born i860; mar. George Fred-
erick Hussey.
1380 Harry Van Ness Philip, born 1862; mar. Mary Potter
Jackson.
1381 Laura Johnson Philip, born December 10, 1863.
Martin Hoffman Philip died October 13, 1888;
his wife died October 25, 1876.
Children of Peter Van Ness Hoffman (564) and
Nancy Crandall.
964 JULTA^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^, Martinus^, Harmanus"*,
Martin H.^ Peter Van Ness^), eldest child of Peter
Van Ness Hoffman (564) and Nancy Crandall,
was born at Ghent, N. Y., April 28, 1835. She
married, October 31, 1854, Curtis Henry Porter
(born February 28, 1829), son of Henry Porter
and Evelyn Pixley, by whom she had one son :
1382 Eugene Hoffinan Porter, born 1855; mar. Alice A. Day.
.^ebcntj) (feneration 397
Curtis H. Porter studied law and was admitted
to the bar, but on the death of his father he suc-
ceeded to his estates, and went to hve on his
property, near Ghent.
Julia Hoffman Porter died June lo, 1861.
966 Charles Eugene^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'^ Martinus^,
Harmanus^ Martin H.^ Peter Van Ness^), third
child of Peter Van Ness Hoffman (564) and Nancy
Crandall, was born at Ghent, October 26, 1838.
He married Lydia Cutler, daughter of Levi and
Ann Cutler, and had three daughters :
1383 Sarah, born 1870; died 1874.
1384 Elizabeth Cutler, born June 21, 1873.
1385 Alice Augusta, born March 27, 1880.
Charles Eugene Hoffman and family reside,
1899, ^t North Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y.
967 Catharine Douw" (Martin\ Nicolaes"^ Martinus^,
Harmanus^ Martin H.^ Peter Van Ness*^), fourth
child of Peter Van Ness Hoffman (564) and Nancy
Crandall, was born at Ghent, N. Y., August 31,
1840. She married, June 23, 1864, Curtis Henry
Porter, the widower of her sister Julia. Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis H. Porter reside, 1899, near Ghent,
Columbia Co., N. Y.
Children of liarman Hoffman Ten Eyck (566) and
Maria Beekman.
971 (The Rev.) William Hoffman Ten Eyck, D. D."
(Martin', Nicolaes", Martinus", Harmanus^, Anna"^),
398 €j)c J^offttian <^cmaIogp
eldestchild of Harman Hoffman Ten Eyck(566)and
Maria Beekman, was born in Schenectady, N. Y.,
May 19, 1 8 18. He studied divinity at New
Brunswick, and was ordained as a minister of the
Reformed Dutch Church. He married. May 16,
1849, Anna Matilda Vedder (born February i,
1824; died July 6, 1896), by whom he had two
children :
1386 Louise Ten Eyck, born 1851 ; mar. Henry Livingston
Elmendorf.
1387 Stephen Vedder Ten Eyck, bom January 24, i860; un-
married.
972 Joanna Beekman Ten Eyck^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Martinus'^ Harmanus'', Anna'^), second child of
Harman Hoffman Ten Eyck (566) and Maria
Beekman, was born in Schenectady, October 24,
1 82 1. She married, September 30, 1846, Henry
A. Almy, M. D., of Otsego County, N. Y. (born
June 30, 1819; died August 30, 1871). They
had six children :
1388 Joanna Maria Almy, born July 4, 1847.
1389 Frances Janet Almy, born June 8, 1849.
1390 William Hoffman Almy, bom April 20, 1851.
1391 Henry Beekman Almy, born June 8, 1854; died young.
1392 Mary Linn Almy, born September 25, 1856.
1393 Walter Duryee Almy, born March 6, 1862.
Joanna Beekman (Ten Eyck) Almy died April
II, 1891.
d^cbcntij (iBimeration 399
Child of Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer (572) and
Robert B. Rutgers.
973 Margaret Sarah Bayard Rutgers^ (Martin^
Nicolaes"-, Martinus^, Harmanus^ Catharine Douw^),
only child of Cornelia Rutsen Van Rensselaer
(572) and Robert Bayard Rutgers, was born 182-.
She married Norman Finley, and had one daughter:
1394 Finley ; mar. Carpenter.
Children of Charlotte Wilkins Hoffman (580) and
Edward Prime.
974 William Hoffman Prime^ (Martin*, Nicolaes',
Martinus^, Harmanus^, William^ Charlotte Wil-
kins"), eldest child of Charlotte Wilkins Hoffman
(580) and Edward Prime, was born in New York,
March i, 1837. He married, January, 1879, An-
nie Rhodes Gilbert, and had one daughter :
1395 Charlotte Hofifman Prime, born March 23, 1881, in San
Antonio, Texas.
William Hoffman Prime died in San Antonio,
Texas, June 18, 1881.
975 Charlotte Prime^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^
Harmanus^, William'^ Charlotte Wilkins"), second
child of Charlotte Wilkins Hoffman (580) and
Edward Prime, was born in New York, Novem-
400 Cfje i^offtnan <^encalogp
ber 12, 1838. She married, December 27, 1858,
Leonard J. Wyeth, and had three children :
1396 Charlotte Hoffman Wyeth, born 1859; mar. Lewis Lo
Delafield.
1397 Leonard J. Wyeth, Jr., born 1861 ; mar, Louise Alley
Hopkins.
1398 George Edward Wyeth, born 1863; mar, Charlotte
Grosvenor Goodridge.
Child of Isabella Wilkins Hoffman (582) and
Dr. William Bayard.
984 Elizabeth Annie Bayard'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus^, Harmanus"*, William'^ Isabella Wilkins"),
fourth child of Isabella Wilkins Hoffman (582) and
Dr. William Bayard, was born in 1846. She mar-
ried J. Nesbitt M, Hawthorne, and had one son :
1399 Bayard Hawthorne, born 186 -; mar. Alice Wright.
She died July 21, 1877, ^^^ '^ buried in the
graveyard of St. Peter's Church, Westchester, N.Y.
Children of Sarah Austin Hoffman (591) and
Vicomte Jules Treilhard.
989 Marie Julie Josephine Treilhard" (Martin^
Nicolaes", Martinus^ Harmanus^, Philip Verplanck^
Sarah Austin"), eldest child of Sarah A. Hoffman
(591) and le Vicomte Jules Treilhard, was born in
New York, September 11, 1859. She married,
May 25, 1880, Lazare Elisee Heinart, Baron de la
iftebcntf) <235encration 401
Charmoye (born October 23, 1849). They have
two children :
1400 Pierre Jules Marie Joseph Heinart de la Charmoye, born
March 28, 1881.
1401 Jeanne Marthe Marie Heinart de la Charmoye, born
June 13, 1883.
990 Julie Marie Jeanne TREiLHARD^(Martin\ Nico-
laes'-, Martinus'^ Harmanus'', Philip Verplanck^
Sarah Austin''), second child of Sarah A. Hoffman
(591) and le Vicomte Jules Treilhard, was born
June 15, 1861. She married, October 3, 1883, le
Vicomte Robert Charles Guillaume Goulier de
Petiteville (born May 3, 1847). They have one son :
1402 Raymond Jules Charles Goulier de Petiteville, born June
7, 1884.
Children of Kate Hoffman (594) and General William Birney.
993 Arthur Alexis Birney^ (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus'\ Harmanus^, Herman Laidlie^ Kate*^), second
child of Kate Hoffman (594) and General William
Birney, was born May 28, 1852. He married,
November 2, 1875, Helen Townsend Conway, and
has nine children :
1403 Richard Conway Birney, born August 10, 1876.
1404 Margaret Birney, born October 29, 1877.
1405 Edith Birney, born June 17, 1879.
1406 Helen Birney, born January 22, 1881.
1407 Arthur Birney, born September 3, 1882.
26
402 ^je ipoffman <^cncaIogp
1408 James Birney, born July 30, 1884.
1409 William Birney, born December 22, 1886.
1410 Dion Birney, bom July 16, 1889.
141 1 Catherine Birney, born September 25, 1891,
Arthur Alexis Birney is a lawyer, and was Dis-
trict Attorney for the District of Columbia. He
resides in Washington, D. C.
996 Katherine Birney' (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^
Harmanus^, Herman Laidlie\ Kate*^), fifth child of
Kate Hoffman (594) and General William Birney,
was born September 17, 1856. She married, No-
vember 12, 1 891, Albert N. Seip, and has one child:
1412 Albert Birney Seip, born July 17, 1893.
997 William Verplanck Birney" (Martin', Nicolaes-,
Martinus'^ Harmanus^, Herman Laidlie'', Kate^),
sixth child of Kate Hoffman (594) and General
William Birney, was born July 5, 1858. He is
an artist, living in New York.
He married, October 28, 1895, Kniily Lucy
Middleton.
998 Theodore Weld Birney^ (Martin', Nicolaes^
Martinus^, Harmanus'*, Herman Laidlie^', Kate**),
seventh child of Kate Hoffman (594) and General
William Birney, was born May 8, 1864.
He graduated from Lehigh University, and from
the Georgetown Law School, taking the essay
prizes each year of his course at the law school.
d^cbcnrt) ^Bcncration 403
He went to Atlanta, Ga., practising law there
until his brother was, in 1893, appointed United
States District Attorney for the District of Colum-
bia, when he returned to Washington and associ-
ated himself with him in the practice of law.
During a fishing and hunting trip Theodore
Birney contracted a severe cold which developed
into consumption. In December, 1896, he went
to Arizona, and in March, 1897, ^o California, in
the hope of recovering his health. He improved
for a time, but growing gradually worse, he re-
turned to Washington, where he died at the
residence of his brother, Arthur A. Birney, July
24, 1897. ^^ was a young man of great per-
sonal popularity, highly esteemed, and had already
attained great prominence in his profession.
He married, January, 1893, in Atlanta, Mrs.
Alice M. Wright (nee McLellan) and had two
children :
1413 Catherine Birney, born October 11, 1893.
1414 Lillian Birney, born January, 1895.
Mrs. Theodore W. Birney is the founder of the
Mothers' Congress, which meets annually in dif-
ferent cities for conference on subjects of interest
to mothers.
999 Herman Hoffman Birney^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-,
Martinus'^, Harmanus^, Herman Laidlie% Kate*^),
eighth child of Kate Hoffman (594) and General
William Birney, was born May 24, 1866. He
404 €l[)e Ipoffman (i5cnealo0p
married, June 24, 1890, Elizabeth Boude, and has
two children :
1415 Herman Hoffman Birney, born April i, 1891.
1416 Knox Boude Birney, born May, 1892.
Children of John Downes, Jr. (596),
and Frances Harrod Foster.
1002 Frances Harrod Downes" (Martin', Nicolaes^
Martinus'^, Harmanus^, Maria Gertrude''), eldest
child of John Downes, Jr. (596), and Frances
Harrod Foster, was born November 4, 1850. She
married, September 5, 1876, Lieutenant Arthur
Payne Nazro, of the U. S. Navy, second son of
Henry J. Nazro and Eliza A. Nazro. They had
three children :
1416a Edith Cornell Nazro, born December 13, 1877.
1416b Arthur Francis Nazro, bom October 24, 1882.
1416c Katherine Verplanck Nazro, born July 27, 1885.
Mrs. Frances Downes Nazro died November
I, 1893, at Jamaica Plains, Mass.
1003 John Downes" (Martin', Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus"*, Maria Gertrude'^ second child of
John Downes, Jr. (596), and Frances Harrod Fos-
ter, was born January 22, 1852. He entered the
U. S. Navy in 1867, and retired as Lieutenant in
1890. He is on the retired list, and was recalled
into active service at the Charlestown Navy Yard
during the Spanish War. On the termination of
if>cbnttl) (iBenemtion 405
hostilities he resumed his former position as Su-
perintendent of the National Sailors' Home at
Quincy, Mass.
He married, first, February 15, 1877, Emma
Homer Nazro, second daughter of Henry J.
Nazro and Eliza A. Nazro, and had two children :
I4i6d John Downes, 4th, born November 16, 1879; in U. S.
Navy.
14166 Eliza Homer Downes, born November 16, 1883.
Eliza Homer Downes died May 18, 1891.
John Downes married, secondly, May 21, 1898,
Mrs. Henrietta Wise Nicholson, daughter of
Henry Augustus Wise and Charlotte Brooks
Everett.
1006 Philip Hoffman Downes" (Martin^ Nicolaes^,
Martinus^ Harmanus^, Maria Gertrude'), fifth
child of John Downes, Jr. (596), and Frances
Harrod Foster, was born October 28, 1858.
He married, October 15, 1890, Harriet Ellicott
Winkler, daughter of Joseph A. Winkler and
Ellen W. Rand, and has two children :
I4i6f Philip Hoffman Downes, born September 8, 1891.
I4i6g Frances Harrod Downes, born March 3, 1895.
Children of Julia Downes (597) and
Commander John F. Missroon.
1008 Gertrude Missroon^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Mar-
tinus^ Harmanus'', Maria Gertrude'^), eldest child
26*
4o6 Cjje ipoffman <^encalog|i
of Julia Downes (597) and John F. Missroon,
was born September 11, 1843. She married,
May 18, 1867, Charles Morris, of the United
States Army, and has five children :
1417 Maria Gertrude Morris, born April 2, 1868.
1418 Charles Morris Morris, born August 15, 1873.
1419 Effie Verplanck Morris, born November 8, 1879.
1420 Frank Bowen Morris, born September 21, 1880.
1421 John Missroon Morris, born January 28, 1884.
1009 Julia Emily Missroon^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus^, Maria Gertrude^), second child
of Julia Downes (597) and John F. Missroon, was
born November 30, 1844. She married, Decem-
ber 2, 1869, Charles Francis Fairbanks, of Boston,
Mass., and has six children:
1422 Henry Parker Fairbanks, born October 25, 1870.
1423 Charles Francis Fairbanks, born February 26, 1872.
1424 William Kendall Fairbanks, born October 5, 1875.
1425 Julia Missroon Fairbanks, born July 12, 1877.
1426 Gertrude Fairbanks, born July i, 1882; died August 5,
1882.
1427 Stephen Fairbanks, born July 28, 1889.
Children of Eugene Augustus Hoffman (601) and
Mary Crooke Elmendorf .
10 1 6 Susan Matilda^ (Martin^, Nicolaes'-, Martinus^
Harmanus'', Samuel Verplanck^, Eugene Augus-
tus*^), eldest child of the Rev. Eugene Augustus
Hoffman (601) and Mary Crooke Elmendorf, was
d§>cbcnt|) (iBencratton 407
born at Elizabeth, N. J., August 23, 1853. She
married, October 17, 1882, the Rev. John Henry
Watson (born at Boston, December 18, 1845), son
of the Rev. John Lee Watson, D.D., and EHza-
beth West.
The Rev. John Henry Watson graduated from
Harvard University in 1866, and from the Berke-
ley Divinity School in 1871. He was ordained
Deacon in 1871 and Priest in 1872. He has been
assistant at St. John's Church, Stamford, Conn.,
and at St. Mark's Church, Philadelphia; Rector
of Trinity Church, New Rochelle, N. Y.; of the
Church of the Resurrection, Richmond Hill, N. Y. ;
of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Hartford,
Conn., and of St. John's Church, Kingston, N. Y.,
and is now Curate of Trinity Chapel, New York
City.
Susan Matilda Hoffman and John Henry Wat-
son have three children:
1428 Henry Lee Watson, born in Hartford, Conn., November
25, 1883.
1429 Mary Elmendorf Watson, born in Hartford, Conn., No-
vember 6, 1886.
1430 Eugene Augustus Hoffman Watson, bom in Hartford,
Conn., February 5, 1889.
1017 Mary Louisa^ (Martin', Nicolaes", Martinus\ Har-
manus^ Samuel Verplanck\ Eugene Augustus^),
second child of the Rev. Eugene Augustus Hoff-
man (601) and Mary Crooke Elmendorf, was born
4o8 €j)c I^offman ^ciicalogp
at Elizabeth, N. J., October 14, 1855. She mar-
ried, January 10, 1888, the Rev. Thomas White
Nickerson, Jr. (born in Boston, Mass., June 25,
1858), son of the Rev. Thomas White Nickerson
and Martha TilHnghast Westcott, and a descen-
dant of many of the oldest New England families,
some of whose ancestors came over in the May-
flower.
The Rev. T. W. Nickerson, Jr., graduated from
Harvard University in 1880, and from the Gen-
eral Theological Seminary with degree of B. D.
in 1884. He was ordained Deacon in 1884 and
Priest in 1885. He was assisant at Calvary
Church, New York, from 1884 to 1887; Rector
of St. Paul's Church, Paterson, N. J., from 1887
to 1895 ; and Rector of the Church of the Mes-
siah, Boston, Mass., from 1895 to 1898. He is a
member of the Society of Colonial Wars in Mas-
sachusetts, of the Society of Mayflower Descen-
dants in Massachusetts, and of the Order of
Colonial Governors.
Mary Louisa Hoflinan and Thomas W. Nick-
erson, Jr., have one son :
1431 Hofifman Nickerson, born in Paterson, N. J., December
6, 1888.
1019 Margaret Euphemia" (Martin', Nicolaes-, Mar-
tinus^ Harmanus^ Samuel Verplanck^ Eugene
Augustus*'), fourth child of the Rev. Eugene Au-
gustus Hofifman (601) and Mary Crooke Elmen-
^cbcntlj oBcttcration 409
dorf, was born at Elizabeth, N. J., May 20, 1861.
She married, January 11, 1882, Charles Ludovic
Hackstaff (born in Middletown, Conn., April 7,
1854), son of William G. Hackstaff and Anna
Garr, and has three daughters:
1432 Mai* Elmendorf Hackstafif, born in New York, Septem-
ber 17, 1882.
1433 Margaret Hoffman Hackstaff, born in New York, April
3, 1884.
1434 Caryl Hackstaff, born in New York, September 28, 1895.
1020 Eugene Augustus" (Martin^ Nicolaes'-^, Mar-
tinus'^, Harmanus^, Samuel Verplanck^ Eugene
Augustus*^), fifth child of Eugene Augustus Hoff-
man (601) and Mary Crooke Elmendorf, was born
at Burlington, N. J., July 22, 1863. He received
part of his education in Burlington and in Phila-
delphia, where his father was Rector of St. Mark's
Church. In 1879 he entered the Law School
of Columbia University, New York, where he
studied two years. After leaving Columbia he
went into the New York office of the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com-
pany, where he became Assistant Treasurer,
and remained for nearly two years. He was
very highly esteemed there for his accuracy
and business-hke mode of performing his duties.
He then went into the banking office of Brown
Brothers, where he stayed for more than a
* Incorrectly printed " Mary " on page 74.
4IO ^j)c ijoffitian <i3cncalo0p
year, studying the different branches of the bank-
ing business. His health, however, broke down,
and symptoms of pulmonary trouble appearing,
he went successively to Mexico, Southern Cali-
fornia, Asheville, N. C, Algiers, and finally the
Adirondacks, in search of relief, but unsuccess-
fully. In 1890 he organized the Bridgeport Land
and Improvement Company, at Bridgeport, Ala.,
and became its secretary, residing in Bridgeport.
This position he retained until his death, perform-
ing its duties faithfully and zealously.
Before his health gave way he was well known
as an athlete, and was the winner of several
bicycle races. He was a member of the Union
League, New York Athletic, and Knickerbocker
Canoe Clubs, and of the Seventh Regiment. As
a business man he inspired confidence in all who
came in contact with him, while his personal
magnetism and sterling integrity made him popu-
lar and endeared him to the hearts of all who
knew him. During his father's rectorship of St.
Mark's, Philadelphia, he was an active member of
the surpliced choir, and in his Adirondack home
he was an earnest supporter of the Church of St.
John in the Wilderness.
He died at his father's home, the Deanery of
the General Theological Seminary, New York,
on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1891. The
funeral services, which were very impressive and
very largely attended, were held at Trinity
Chapel, and were conducted by Bishop Potter and
i^ctcntj) <iBcneration 411
the Rev. Drs. Dix and Vibbert, the Faculty and
students of the General Theological Seminary
acting as an escort to the church. The inter-
ment took place in the family plot at Trinity
Cemetery. A few days later solemn memorial
services in his memory were held in Bridgeport,
Ala., conducted by the Bishop of Tennessee and
other clergy, all the business houses of that city
being closed in token of respect.
1022 Samuel Verplanck^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Mar-
tinus^, Harmanus^, Samuel Verplanck^, Eugene
Augustus"), seventh child of Eugene Augustus
Hoffman (601) and Mary Crooke Elmendorf, was
born in Brooklyn, N. Y., May 12, 1866. He re-
ceived his early education in Philadelphia, and
entered the Stevens Institute of Technology in
1884, graduating with the degree of Mechanical
Engineer in June, 1888. He spent one year,
1 888-1 889, in the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York, as a special student. He
entered the Graduate Department of Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, as a student in Astro-
physics and Chemistry in October, 1889; was
appointed Student Assistant in Astronomy for
1892-93; Fellow in Astronomy, 1893-94; and
Fellow by courtesy, 1894—97. He is a member
of the Seventh Regiment.
He married, April 17, 1895, Louisa Norwood
Smith (born February 3, 1872), daughter of
4 1 2 Clje ijoffttian <^imealogp
Lewis Bayard Smith and Louisa Norwood, and
has two daughters :
1435 Louisa Verplanck, born in Baltimore, Md., May 5, 1896.
1435a Margaret Elmendorf, born at Morristown, N. J., April
5, 1899.
He has lately gone to live in Morristown,
N. J., where he is erecting a small observatory
to continue his astronomical work.
Children of Charles Frederick Hoffman (602) and
Eleanor L. Vail.
1025 Charles Frederick^ (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Mar-
tinus'\ Harmanus\ Samuel Verplanck', Charles
Frederick"), eldest child of Charles Frederick
Hoffman (602) and Eleanor Louisa Vail, was
born January 28, 1856. He graduated from the
School of Arts of Columbia University, and
entered the real estate business under the firm
name of Hoffman Brothers, and has, with his
brother, William M. V. Hoffman, been doing for
the last few years a large and successful business.
He married, April 24, 1883, Eugenia Leonie
Schieffelin, daughter of Edgar Schieffelin and
Anna Maria Grant. She died, March 28, 1895,
without issue.
1026 Laura Isabel^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus'*, Samuel Verplanck'', Charles Fred-
erick'^), second child of Charles Frederick Hoff-
^cbcntf) (feneration 4 1 3
man (602) and Eleanor Louisa Vail, was born
August 10, 1857. She married, April 19, 1882,
J. Van Vechten Olcott, son of Nathaniel Olcott
and Euphemia Helen Knox.
1029 William Mitchell Vail^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'^
Martinus^, Harmanus^, Samuel Verplanck\ Charles
Frederick"), fifth child of Charles Frederick Hoff-
man (602) and Eleanor Louisa Vail, was born
April 24, 1862. After graduating from Columbia
University he joined his brother in partnership
in the real estate business of Hoffman Brothers.
He married, April 21, 1887, Irene Stoddard,
daughter of Dr. Charles A. Stoddard and Mary
Prime, and has three children :
1436 Charles Gouverneur, born July 29, 1888,
1437 Stoddard Ogden, born March 26, 1892.
1438 William Stoddard, born April 20, 1898.
1030 Eleanor Louisa^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Harmanus^ Samuel Verplanck^, Charles Fred-
erick*^), sixth child of Charles Frederick Hoffman
(602) and Eleanor Louisa Vail, was born Jan-
uary 9, 1864. She married William McNeill
Rodewald, and had three children :
1439 Eleanor Hoffman Rodewald, born September 13, 1890,
1440 Marie Louise Rodewald, bom July, 1895.
1441 William McNeill Rodewald, born June 13, 1897.
She died June 14, 1897, at Elberon, N. J.
4 1 4 € jje J^offtnan ^cncalogp
Child of Helena Hoffman (6i6) and Benjamin Woolsey
Rogers.
1 03 1 Hoffman Rogers' (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Mart^nus^
Philip Livingston'^, Richard Kissam'\ Helena*^),
eldest child of Helena Hoffman (616) and Ben-
jamin Woolsey Rogers, was born July 9, 1846.
He married, November 6, 1872, Lucy Dix Fer-
don (born April 23, 1852; died October 27,
1896), daughter of John William Ferdon, of Pier-
mont, N. Y., and Harriet Strong, his wife. They
had three children :
1442 John Ferdon Rogers, born May, 1874.
1443 Helena Hofifman Rogers, born November 25, 1877,
1444 Benjamin Woolsey Rogers, born February 23, 1879.
Hoffman Rogers and his children live, 1899, in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Child of John Thompson Hoffman (618) and Ella Starkweather.
1033 Ella" (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus\ Philip Liv-
ingston^, Adrian Kissam'^ John Thompson"), only
child of John Thompson Hoffman (618) and Ella
Starkweather, was born January 11, 1855. She
married Edward Sandford, son of the feminent
lawyer of that name who was lost on the
Arctic, and nephew of Vice-Chancellor Sand-
ford. They had two children :
1445 Hoffman Sandford, born August 24, 1884; died in New
York, March 3, 1886.
1446 Olga Sandford, born 188-.
Mrs. Ella Hoffman Sandford and her husband
reside in Paris, France.
^ctjcittf) <iBmcratton 4 1 5
Child of Mary Evelyn Hoffman (619) and
Charles Oliver Joline.
1034 Adrian Hoffman Joline' (Martin', Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Philip Livingston^ Adrian Kissam'\
Mary Evelyn^'), eldest child of Mary Evelyn
Hoffman (619) and Charles Oliver Joline, was
born at Sing Sing, N. Y., June 30, 1850. His
father served with distinction in the Mexican
and Civil Wars. Adrian Hoffman Joline was
prepared for college at Mt. Pleasant Academy,
Sing Sing, and under the private tuition of the
Rev. Dr. James I. Helm. In 1863 he was clerk
of the military commission at Norfolk, Va., con-
vened for the trial of Dr. Wright for the murder
of Lieutenant Sanborn, one of the first officers of
colored troops. In 1864 he was clerk of the
military commission which sat at Fort Lafayette
for the trial of prisoners. In 1866 and 1867 he
was a clerk in the Street Commissioner's office
and in the Mayor's office of the city of New
York. He entered Princeton College in 1867,
and was graduated in 1870. He received several
essay prizes, wrote the Class Ode, and deHvered
the literary oration at the Commencement. He
was President of the Princeton Club of New
York in 1894, and established the C. O. Joline
Prize in American Political History in 1890.
After graduating from college, Mr. Joline
studied law in the office of Brown, Hall &
Vanderpoel, of New York City, at the same time
taking up a course in Columbia Law School,
from which he was duly graduated in 1872.
4i6 €|)e l^offitian (J^ntcalogp
During the period spent at his legal studies he
was the New York correspondent of the "True
Georgian," published at Atlanta and one of the
foremost journals of the South. His course at
Columbia completed, Mr. Joline was admitted to
the bar in May, 1872. In 1873 he formed a
partnership with ex-Judge WiUiam H, Leonard,
which continued until 1876. He then entered
the firm of Butler, Stillman & Hubbard, becom-
ing a partner in 188 1. In 1896 he became a
member of the successor firm of Butler, Notman,
JoHne & Mynderse.
Since 1884 he has been engaged principally
in business relating to railway and other corpora-
tions, and as one of the attorneys of the Central
Trust Company of New York, has had, since
1888, charge of most of that Company's railroad
litigation. He has been associated as leading or
junior counsel with many corporate reorganiza-
tions of railroad and other corporations. He has
also been counsel in a large number of suits re-
lating to the foreclosure of railway mortgages.
He was counsel for the American Contracting
and Dredging Company, which had the contract
for dredging the Panama Canal, and he represents
many other of the best known and most impor-
tant corporations in the United States. Mr.
Joline was, for two years, one of the examiners
of applicants for admission to the bar in New
York City.
He is a member of the New York Historical
i^etjcntfj (feneration 4 1 7
Society, of the Century Association, the Univer-
sity, GroHer, Delta Phi, Morristown, and Down
Town Clubs. In 1876 he was married to Mary
E. Larkin, daughter of Francis Larkin, a leading
lawyer in Westchester County, N. Y.*
Children of Jane Catharine Heermance (626) and
Henry Van Hoevenberg, M. D.
1042 Martin Henry Van Hoevenberg^ (Martin\
Nicolaes", Anthony^ Jane^), eldest child of Jane
Catharine Heermance (626) and Henry Van
Hoevenberg, was born in 18 15.
He married Charlotte Reed Phelps, and had
five children:
1447 Henrietta Van Hoevenberg, born 1844; died 1848.
1448 James Kiersted Van Hoevenberg, born September, 1846;
died 1847.
1449 Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg, born 1848; mar. Walter
Alexander Van Rensselaer.
1450 Charlotte Elizabeth Van Hoevenberg, born June 6, 1850.
1451 William Phelps Van Hoevenberg, bom January 31, 1855;
died unmarried.
1043 Sarah Jane Van Hoevenberg^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes^ Anthony^ Jane^), second child of Jane
Catharine Heermance (626) and Henry Van
Hoevenberg, was born November 15, 181 8. She
married. May 14, 1846, Edward Thompson, who
died October 11, 1882. They had no children.
* " Representative Men of New York," N. Y. Press.
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4 1 8 € j)c J^offman (iBcncalogp
1044 James Oliver Van Hoevenberg'^ (Martin\
Nicolaes", Anthony^ Jane''), third child of Jane
Catharine Heermance (626) and Henry Van
Hoevenberg, was born July 16, 1821. He mar-
ried, June 14, 1849, Esther M. Van Hoeven-
berg, his cousin (born February 8, 1833; died
November 4, 1896), daughter of James Dumond
Van Hoevenberg and Alma Rogers. By her he
had five children :
1452 Henry Van Hoevenberg, born 1850; mar. Sarah Louise
Wood.
1453 Elizabeth Van Hoevenberg, born September 15, 1853.
1454 Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg, born 1855; mar.
Theodore Chardavoyne Vermilye.
1455 James Dumond Van Hoevenberg, born 1857; mar.
Elida Blanche Woodhull.
1456 Alma Rogers Van Hoevenberg, born May 24, 1865.
James Oliver Van Hoevenberg died December
7, 1897.
Children of Cornelia Heermance (627) and Archibald Smith.
1054 Caroline Augusta Smith^ (Martin', Nicolaes-,
Anthony^, Jane''), sixth child of Cornelia Heer-
mance (627) and Archibald Smith, was born
October 13, 1828. She married, October 4,
1854, William Hall Wells, son of Joseph Van
Kirk Wells and Sarah Hall, and had two children :
1457 Sarah CorneUa Wells, born October 6, 1855; living in
New York, 1898.
if>e\jentlj feneration 419
1458 William Van Kirk Wells, born June 8, 1858; died April
I, 1864.
Caroline Augusta Wells died in 18--
1057 Maria Smith' (Martin', Nicolaes-, Anthony^
Jane^), ninth child of Cornelia Heermance (627)
and Archibald Smith, was born June 25, 1835. .
She married, December 24, 1862, William Chal-
mers, son of Matthew Chalmers and Agnes
Clark. They had two children :
1459 Agnes Chalmers, born October 3, 1863.
1460 Cornelia Heermance Chalmers, born September 26,
1864.
1058 Andrew Heermance Smith, M. D.' (Martin',
Nicolaes-, Anthony^ Jane'*), tenth child of Cor-
nelia Heermance (627) and Archibald Smith,
was born August 27, 1837. He is a doctor of
medicine, in practice in New York City. He
has been three times married. He married, first,
September 27, i860, Jane Wilbor Dows, daugh-
ter of Ammi Dows and Jane Eliza Wilbor, by
whom he had one daughter :
1461 Juliet Cornelia Smith, born September 19, 1861.
Jane W. Dows Smith died October 14, 1871,
and Dr. Andrew H. Smith married, secondly,
December 2, 1873, Sarah Davison, daughter of
William Davison and Sophia Brown, by whom
he had one son :
1462 Davison Heermance Smith, born June 2, 1875.
420 €1)0 I^offimn <^en0alo0p
Sarah Davison Smith died June 17, 1875, and
Dr. Andrew H. Smith married, thirdly, October
I, 1884, Jane Terry Sheldon, daughter of James
O. Shelden and Jane E. Terry.
Children of the Rev. Harrison Heermance (636) and
Rebecca A. Vandenburgh.
1059 Martin Heermance' (Martin^ Nicolaes-, An-
thony'\ Jane^), fourth child of the Rev. Harrison
Heermance (636) and Rebecca A. Vanden-
burgh, was born December 17, 1852. He is a
prominent lawyer in Dutchess County, and was
for some years a member of the Board of Super-
visors and District Attorney of the County. He
is Chairman of the State Board of Tax Com-
missioners under an appointment by Governor
Morton.
He married, in 1881, Nina Radcliffe, daughter
of Judge Radcliffe, and has one child :
1463 Radcliffe Heermance, born April 18, 1892.
1063 De Witt Heermance^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ An-
thony', Jane^), fifth child of the Rev. Harrison
Heermance (6^,6) and Rebecca A. Vandenburgh,
was born May 26, 1856. He is a lawyer in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and was Assistant District
Attorney when his brother, Martin Heermance,
was District Attorney.
He lives in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He married,
in 1 89-, May Hallenbeck, daughter of John
J>cbcntlj oBcneration 421
J. Hallenbeck, of Montclair, N. J., and has one
child :
1464 Andrew Hallenbeck Heermance, bom March 12, 1895.
Mrs. De Witt Heermance died January 12,
1899.
Children of Mary Ann Hoffman (641) and Andrew K. Pitcher.
1064 Laura Pitcher^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'-, Anthony^
Nicholas^ Anthony N.^ Mary Ann"), eldest child
of Mary Ann Hoffman (641) and Andrew K.
Pitcher, was born June 20, 1845. She married,
September 28, 1870, David Vignes, of Kingston,
N. Y. They had four children :
1465 William Augustus Vignes, born 187 1; mar. Elizabeth
Yellig.
1466 Marion Helen Vignes, born April 18, 1874.
1467 Anna Hofifman Vignes, born October 2, 1878.
1468 Sarah Pitcher Vignes, born December 28, 1882.
David Vignes died April 16, 1898.
1065 William Pitcher^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'^ Anthony^
Nicholas^ Anthony N.^ Mary Ann''), second
child of Mary Ann Hoffman (641) and Andrew
K. Pitcher, was born October 31, 1847, and was
baptized at Upper Red Hook, March 23, 1848.
He married, August 9, 1880, Laura Lasher, and
lives in Tivoli, N. Y. Their children are :
1469 Harriet Newell Hughson Pitcher, born November 8,
1881.
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42 2 €|jc JJoffman <^encalogp
1470 Edwin Hofifman Pitcher, born February 17, 1883.
1471 Laura Gertrude Pitcher, born September 17, 1893.
1066 Anthony Hoffman Pitcher'^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes"-, Anthony^ Nicholas^ Anthony N.^ Mary
Ann''), third child of Mary Ann Hoffman (641)
and Andrew K. Pitcher, was born September 4,
1850, and was baptized at Upper Red Hook,
N. Y.,May 15, 185 i. He married, November 25,
1874, Emma Hibbard, by whom he has three
children :
1472 Mary Emma Pitcher, born 1876; mar. Romer Rocker-
feller.
1473 William R. Pitcher, born January 29, 1879.
1474 Laura Vignes Pitcher, born August 3, 1882.
Anthony Hoffman Pitcher lives, 1898, in
Tivoli, N. Y.
1067 Sarah Jansen Pitcher^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", An-
thony^ Nicholas^ Anthony N.^ Mary Ann'),
fourth child of Mary Ann Hoffman (641) and
Andrew K. Pitcher, was born January 20, 1852,
and was baptized at Upper Red Hook, August
12, 1852. She married, October 20, 1880, Henry
S. Elting, of Upper Red Hook, and has had
three daughters :
1475 Adelaide Harris Elting, born May 15, 1882.
1476 Lottie Hoffman Elting, born December 17, 1884; died
May 12, 1886.
1477 Florence Marguerite Eldng, born February 25, 1887.
M>t\imt^ (Bmtmtim 423
1068 Hoffman Pitcher^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, An-
thony^ Nicholas^ Anthony N.\ Mary Ann"),
fifth child of Mary Ann Hoffman (641) and An-
drew K. Pitcher, was born March 31, 1856. He
married, May 8, 1878, Ameha F. Teator. He
Hves at Upper Red Hook, and has five children :
1478 Mary Ann Hoffman Pitcher, born June 16, 1881.
1479 Jane Reed Pitcher, born February 16, 1884.
1480 Philip Pitcher, born June 4, 1887.
1481 Grace Pitcher, born July 17, 1889.
1482 Andrew Carlton Pitcher, born April 13, 1893.
Children of Charles Hoffman (645) and Catharine
Schuyler Van Vechten,
107 1 Theodore Trivett^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, An-
thony^ Nicholas^ Anthony N.\ Charles"), eldest
child of Charles Hoffman (645) and Catharine
Schuyler Van Vechten, was born at Poughkeep-
sie, March 12, 1848. He married, April 29,
1874, Rose Newby, and has four children:
1482a Cornelia Schuyler, born June 19, 1875.
1482b Charles Howard, born May 13, 1878.
1482c William, born May 9, 1880.
1482(1 Kate Mera, born June 5, 1884.
Theodore T. Hoffman lives, 1899, in Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
1071C Schuyler Van Vechten" (Martin', Nicolaes-,
Anthony^ Nicholas-*, Anthony N.\ Charles"),
424 €l)c i^offitian <iBcnealo0p
fourth child of Charles Hoffman (645) and Catha-
rine Schuyler Van Vechten, was born in New
York, January 8, 1864. He married, September
22, 1886, Mary W. Sargent, and has two children:
14826 Sargent Glenn, born June 19, 1887.
I482f Schuyler Van Vechten, born April 10, 1890.
Schuyler Van Vechten Hoffman lives, 1899, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Children of Ira Hoffman (657) and Cornelia Catharine Tremper.
1074 Mary Frances' (Martin', Nicolaes", Anthony\
Abraham\ Abraham^ Ira"), third child of Ira
Hoffman (657) and Cornelia Catharine Trem-
per, was born at Kingston, N. Y., July 11, 1870.
She married, June i, 1892, Ralph Davis Clear-
water (born June 6, 1867), son of Isaac Clearwater
and Emily Ann Trumper. They have no children.
107s Cornelia Catharine^ (Martin', Nicolaes^ An-
thony'', Abraham^ Abraham'^ Ira*'), fourth child
of Ira Hoffman (657) and Cornelia Catharine
Tremper, was born September 11, 1873. She
married, October i, 1891, William Humphrey
Ten Broeck, son of William Wessel Ten Broeck
and Bertha Humphrey, and has one son :
1483 Wessel Ray Ten Broeck, born September 16, 1894.
Cornelia Catharine Ten Broeck and her hus-
band live, 1899, at Kingston, N. Y.
if»ebentj) <j3cna:ation 425
Children of Josina Catharine Eliza Stoutenburgh (664) and
Storm Truesdell.
1077 Emmaline Alida Street Truesdell" (Mar-
tin\ Nicolaes"-^, Anthony^ Anthony A.^, Eliza-
beth Catharine'^), eldest child of Josina Catharine
Eliza Stoutenburgh (664) and Storm Truesdell,
was born July 31, 1826. She married, Septem-
ber 23, 1853, Truman Stoddard, and had one
child :
1484 Eugene Stoddard, born 185 -; died young.
1079 Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell^ (Martin\
Nicolaes^, Anthony^, Anthony A.'', Elizabeth
Catharine'^), third child of Josina C. E. Stouten-
burgh (664) and Storm Truesdell, was born June
14, 1830. She married, January 22, 185 1, Gil-
bert Livingston Lusk, of Catskill, N. Y. (born
October 13, 18 18; died March 22, 1883), son
of Jason Lusk and Elizabeth Hallenbeck, by
whom she had six children :
1485 Jone Elizabeth Lusk, born 1851; mar. George Howard
Jones.
i486 Josephene Augusta Lusk, born 1854; mar. Reuben
Maplesden.
1487 Mary Alice Lusk, born 1855; mar. William Henry Van
Orden.
1488 Kate Eloise Lusk, born January i, 1858.
1489 Charlotte Christina Lusk, born March 28, 1862; died
October 3, 1873.
1490 Isabella Alida Lusk, born 1865; mar. Harman P. Petin-
gill.
426 ^^t JJofBman 43eneaIogp
1080 Catharine Caroline Truesdell'^ (Martin\
Nicolaes", Anthony'^, Anthony A.^, Elizabeth
Catharine'), fourth child of Josina C. E. Stouten-
burgh (664) and Storm Truesdell, was born
March 20, 1832. She married, September 17,
1 86 1, William Snyder Andrews (born January
14, 1830), son of William Andrews, of Troy,
N. Y., and Mary Snyder, by whom she had three
children :
1491 William Sturtevent Andrews, born July 8, 1862; died
July 30, 1887.
1492 Harry Fitchett Andrews, born 1864; mar. Fanny Lang-
staff.
1493 Josephene A. Andrews, born 1865; mar. William Wyley.
Catharine Caroline Truesdell Andrews died
March 2, 1884.
Children of Walton Street Stoutenburgh (665) and
Catharine Ann Cuyler.
1085 Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh^ (Martin\
Nicolaes", Anthony^ Anthony A.^ Elizabeth
Catharine^), eldest child of Walton S. Stouten-
burgh (665) and Catharine Ann Cuyler, was born
at Coxsackie, July 6, 1827. She married, No-
vember 16, 1847, Joseph Capron Tiffany, of Bal-
timore, Md. (born January 16, 1826; died July
15, 1889), son of Comfort Tiffany and Laura
Burr, and had three children :
1494 Walton Cuyler Tiffany, born 1850; mar. Julia Oilman.
i^cticntj) ^mcration 427
1495 Charles Otis Tiffany, born 1852 ; mar. Annie Jane
Du Bois.
1496 Joseph Burr Tiffany, born 1856 ; mar. Fanny Gere.
Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh Tiffany died
February 24, 1894.
1086 Catharine Elizabeth Hoffman Stouten-
burgh^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Anthony'\ Anthony
A.^, Elizabeth Catharine"'), second child of Walton
Street Stoutenburgh (665) and Catharine Ann
Cuyler, was born at Coxsackie, July 30, 1830.
She married, March 11, 1868, the Hon. Edward
Nelson Hubbell (born August 13, 181 5; died
February 5, 1897).
1087 Walton Street Stoutenburgh, Jr.^ (Martin^
Nicolaes^, Anthony^, Anthony A.^, Elizabeth
Catharine''), third child of Walton Street Stouten-
burgh (665) and Catharine Ann Cuyler, was
born at Coxsackie, N. Y., January 30, 1833. He
married, May 10, 1865, Ellen Jane Southard,
daughter of the Hon. Jefferson Southard, of
Richmond, Me. ; and resides, 1898, with his wife
at Richmond, Me. They have no children.
1088 Susan Isabella Stoutenburgh" (Martin\ Nic-
olaes^ Anthony^, Anthony A.^, Elizabeth Catha-
rine^), fourth child of Walton Street Stouten-
burgh (665) and Catharine Ann Cuyler, was born
at Coxsackie, August 5, 1842. She married.
428 € jje J^offttian <«Bcnea!ogp
November 23, 1870, the Rev. Albert Danker,
D. D., Rector of St. Luke's Church, Maiden,
Mass. (born October i, 1840), son of Albert Dan-
ker, C. E., of Troy, N. Y., and Asenath Harri-
son, and has had three children :
1497 Walton Stoutenburgh Danker, born January 26, 1874; a
student at the General Theological Seminary, New
York.
1498 Elizabeth Harrison Danker, born August 13, 1876 ; died
May 4, 1877.
1499 Frederick Harrison Danker, born March 20, 1878.
Child of Gertrude Verplanck Hoffman (671) and
William C. Uhlhorn.
109 1 Gertrude Verplanck Uhlhorn' (Martin',
Nicolaes^, Anthony^, Anthony A.'*, Beekman
Verplanck^, Gertrude Verplanck*^), eldest child of
Gertrude Verplanck Hoffman (671) and William
C. Uhlhorn, was born September 23, 1847. She
married, first, October 26, 1869, Wentworth
Huyshe, son of Lieut-General Alfred Huyshe,
of the British Army, and had one daughter :
1500 Gertrude Van Cortlandt Huyshe, born December 11,
1879; died July 23, 1880.
They lived in England, where Wentworth
Huyshe died in 188-. Gertrude Verplanck
(Uhlhorn) Huyshe married, secondly, in 1897,
Jacob Lorillard, of New York City, and has re-
turned to live in America.
^t^^a\t^ <Btnetatim 429
Child of Theodore Addison Hoffman (682) and Mary Lasher.
1 100 Helen Elizabeth^ (Martin', Nicolaes'-, Zecha-
riah^ Zachariah', Theodore^ Theodore Addison'%
daughter of Theodore Addison Hoffman (682)
and Mary Lasher, was born October 10, 1869.
She married the Rev. David Russ Judd, Rector
of St. Andrew's Church, Thompsonville, Conn.,
and has one son,
1500a Theodore Hoffman Judd, born May 13, 1898.
Child of Harmon Jay Ten Broeck (693) and Mary C. Fowks.
1 1 23 Ada Grace Ten Broeck" (Martin\ Nicolaes',
Maria''), daughter of Harmon Jay Ten Broeck
(693) and Mary C. Fowks, was born June 10,
1869. She married, July 21, 1892, Alexander
Morris, of Greenbush, N. Y., and has one son :
1501 James Alexander Morris, born November 12, 1893.*
Child of Jane Maria Reed (701) and Richard H. Mitchell.
1 125 Edwin Charles Mitchell^ (Martin\ Nicolaes'%
Petrus\ Jannetje^), only child of Jane Maria Reed
(701) and Richard H. Mitchell, was born in
Hudson, N. Y., February 9, 1843. He married
Martha Cook, and has three sons :
1502 Richard Perkins Mitchell, born August 12, 1866.
1503 Edwin Charles Mitchell, born February 2, 1870; mar.
Apollonia Harder.
1504 Thaddeus Kinnear Mitchell, born March, 1873.
" * The Ten Broeck Family," by Miss E. Ten Broeck Runk.
430 €ijc IJofBhian ^Dcncaiogp
Children of Rev. Richard Wynkoop (721) and
Catharine Schureman.
1 145 Julia Anna Wynkoop" (Martin^ Tjaatje^), eldest
child of the Rev. Richard Wynkoop (721) and
Catharine Schureman, was born in New York
City, July II, 1826. She married, December 6,
1848, William Charles Brewster (born May 30,
1 8 16), son of Samuel Brewster and Eliza C.
Strang. They lived near Dykeman Station, Put-
nam County, N. Y. Their children were :
1505 Samuel Brewster, born November 3, 1852 ; died May 24,
1853^
1506 Virginia Dunning Brewster, born De(!ember 3, 1855.
1507 Julia Anna Brewster, born January 2, 1858.
1 146 Richard Wynkoop^ (Martin^, Tjaatje"), second
child of the Rev. Richard Wynkoop (721) and
Catharine Schureman, was born at Yorktown,
Westchester Co., N. Y., June 29, 1829. He
was educated at Rutgers College, graduating
with the degree of B. A. He studied law in New
York City, was admitted to the bar in 1852, and
became a partner with Charles A. Peabody and
later with Milton C. Tracy. He was afterwards
in partnership with John A. Mapes. In 1864
and in 1869 he was Deputy Collector in the New
York Custom House, and in 1873 he was ap-
pointed Collector.
He has been twice married. He married, first,
September 9, 1854, Anna Elizabeth Maginnis
J^eticntlj (feneration 43 1
(born July 20, 1821), daughter of Edward Ma-
ginnis and Eliza Larkin. She died October 12,
1858, leaving a son :
1508 Edward Maginnis Wynkoop, born October 12, 1858;
died August 5, 1859.
Richard Wynkoop married, secondly, March
26, 1863, Lydia Belcher Strang (born June i,
183 1), daughter of Joseph White Strang and
Elizabeth Morgan Belcher.
Richard Wynkoop, who has always been an
earnest Presbyterian, holding many offices of
trust in that church, lived in New York City
from 1849 to 1863, at Yonkers from 1863 to
1875, and from that date in Brooklyn, N. Y.
1 149 Virginia Wynkoop^ (Martin^ Tjaatje"-), fifth
child of the Rev. Richard Wynkoop (721) and
Catharine Schureman, was born April 22, 1836.
She married, October 30, 1872, Theodore Fre-
linghuysen Hay (born December 26, 1826), son
of the Rev. Philip Cortlandt Hay and Elizabeth
Condit.
1 1 50 Emma Wynkoop^ (Martin^ Tjaatje-), sixth child
of the Rev. Richard Wynkoop (721) and Catha-
rine Schureman, was born October 4, 1838. She
married, February 26, 1859, James Josiah Clark
(born September 14, 1836), son of James Stewart
432 €IJe ipoffman "^cncalogp
Clark and Frances Bridget Potter, of New Lon-
don, and had two children:
1509 Fannie Clark, bom November 10, 1859.
1510 Clarence Clark, born November 12, 1865; died August
10, 1866.
Children of the Rev. Jefferson Wynkoop (722) and
Jane Scott Shaw.
1 15 1 Sarah Fulton Wynkoop^ (Martin', Tjaatje-),
eldest child of the Rev. Jefiferson Wynkoop (722)
and Jane Scott Shaw, was born 182-. She mar-
ried Charles H. Sherrill, of Washington, D. C,
and had two children :
151 1 Mary Jennie Sherrill.
1512 Charles Hitchcock Sherrill.
1 1 52 Julia Anna Wynkoop^ (Martin\ Tjaatje"'^),
second child of the Rev. Jefiferson Wynkoop (722)
and Jane Scott Shaw, was born 182-. She
married Russell Smith, of Cuba, N. Y., who died
October 31, 1869. Their children were:
1513 Addison Wynkoop Smith.
1514 Charles Sherrill Smith.
1515 Dora Eloise Smith.
1516 Edith Reeve Smith.
1517 Russell Smith.
1153 John Ouackenbos Wynkoop^ (Martin\
Tjaatje"), third child of the Rev. Jefiferson Wyn-
€ig|)tJj oBcnnration 433
koop (722) and Jane Scott Shaw, was born 182-.
He married, February 27, 1862, Edith Reeve,
daughter of George Reeve, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
and lived at Cordova, Rock Island County, 111.
EIGHTH GENERATION.
Child of Selah Helm (769) and Margaret Proutz.
1 160 Lottie Helm- (Martin', Zecharias", Zechariah'\
Sarah^), only child of Selah Helm (769) and Mar-
garet Proutz, was born September 14, 1867. She
married, May, 1887, Patrick Deyo, and has one
daughter :
1518 Cora Deyo, born 1889,
Child of Selah Masten (786) and Delecta Clark.
1 1 70 Orrin Masten^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Zechariah'"^,
Sarah^), only child of Selah Masten (786) and
Delecta Clark, was born in 186-. He married
Essie Lindsley, and had one son :
1519 George Masten, bom 189-.
Child of Sarah Maria Masten (787) and
Samuel H. Northrop.
1 171 Mary E. Northrop^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zech-
ariah^, Sarah"*), eldest child of Sarah Maria Mas-
ten (787) and Samuel H. Northrop, was born in
28
434 €j)e JJoffman s(5ntcalog|i
1843. She married, in 1862, Niles Norton, by
whom she had one child :
1520 Harvey Wood Norton, born 1865; died 1875.
Child of Myron P. Masten (791) and Mary Emma Perkins.
1 175 Vincent M. Hasten^ (Martin*, Zecharias'-, Zech-
ariah^, Sarah^), eldest child of Myron P. Masten
(791) and Mary Emma Perkins, was born No-
vember 12, 1 861. He is Colonel and chief of the
Military Department at the State Reformatory,
Elmira, N. Y. He married Mai Kirsch, of De-
troit, Mich., and has no living children.
Children of Elam B. Masten (793) and Mary Joice.
1 1 80 ESTELLA C. MasteN' (Martin', Zecharias'-, Zech-
ariah\ Sarah^), eldest child of Elam B. Masten
(793) and Mary Joice, was born August 4, 1868,
at Moscow, N. Y. She married, October 24,
1893, Adin G. Pierce. They live in Wayland,
N. Y., and have one child :
1521 Caroline Eudora Marguerite Pierce, born July 30, 1895.
1 181 Marguerite S. Masten* (Martin', Zecharias^
Zechariah'^, Sarah^), second child of Elam B.
Masten (793) and Mary Joice, was born at Mos-
cow, N. Y., March 30, 1870. She married,
April 24, 1 89 I, Harrison Cornwall.
oEigfitt) ciBenciration 435
Children of Anthony Yelverton Denton (794) and
Cornelia Schoonmaker.
1 192 William Denton^ (Martin\ Zecharias", Zech-
arialr'^, Sarah'*), second child of Anthony Yelver-
ton Denton (794) and Cornelia Schoonmaker,
was born August 9, 1835. He married, De-
cember 15, 1858, Phoebe Jordan Van Kuren,
and had six children :
1522 Eliza Denton, born 1859; mar. Henry Oscar Prevost
Johnston.
1523 Frank Denton, born 1862 ; mar, Minnie Gray.
1524 George B. Denton, born 1864; mar. Louise Paddock
Hopkins.
1525 William Denton, Jr., born April 12, 1868; mar. .
1526 Jane Van Kuren Denton, born August 22, 1870; died
November 22, 1876.
1527 Henry B. Denton, born August 23, 1873.
William Denton died February 10, 1873.
II 95 Esther Vail Denton* (Martin^ Zecharias^
Zechariah^, Sarah'*), fifth child of Anthony Yel-
verton Denton (794) and Cornelia Schoonmaker,
was born March 13, 1841. She married, De-
cember 14, 1859, Moses Bull Wilkin (born No-
vember 30, 1 821). Their children were:
1528 Abbie Wilkin, born i860; mar. Joseph Edward Lam-
bert.
1529 Arietta Wilkin, born September 24, 1862; died Decem-
ber 27, 1865.
1530 Stella Wilkin, born July 4, 1864; died July 28, 1864.
436 Cljc i^offttiau oBcncalogp
1531 Ida Wilkin, born July 29, 1869; died August 9, 1869.
1532 Thomas John Wilkin, born September 24, 1871; mar.,
March 14, 1893, Margaret Heigtman.
Esther Vail Denton Wilkin lives, 1899, with
her family at Elmira, N. Y.
1 196 Maria Schoonmaker Denton* (Martin*, Zech-
arias'^, Zechariah^, Sarah^), sixth child of Anthony
Yelverton Denton (794) and Cornelia Schoon-
maker, was born December 24, 1842. She mar-
ried, February 8, 1865, Benjamin Hasbrouck
Stilwell (born July 25, 1835). They have had
eight children :
1533 Mary Stilwell, born 1866; mar. George Van Wagenen.
1534 Minnie Stilwell, born April 7, 1868; died February 21,
1891.
1535 Denton Stilwell, born August 15, 1870.
1536 George Du Bois Stilwell, born August 25, 187 1.
1537 Cornelia Stilwell, bom December 29, 1874.
1538 A son, bom May 20, 1880 ; died May 28, 1880.
1539 Stephen Stilwell, born September 30, 1882.
1540 Arrietta Stilwell, born March 28, 1887.
Maria Denton Stilwell and her family live,
1898, at High Falls, Ulster County, N. Y.
1 197 Abram Schoonmaker Denton^ (Martin^ Zech-
arias", Zechariah^, Sarah*), seventh child of An-
thony Yelverton Denton (794) and Cornelia
Schoonmaker, was born November 22, 1844.
€i0f)t|j <!5£iicration 437
He married Sarah S. Lambertson, and has six
children :
1541 Frances Denton, born December, 1870.
1542 Eva Denton, born January, 1872.
1543 Lucy Denton, born 1873; mar. Theodore Woodward.
1544 Henry Denton, born November, 1874.
1545 Isabella Denton, born December 29, 1876.
1546 Lewis Denton, born December, 1877.
Abram Schoonmaker Denton lives, 1898, at
Gardiner, Ulster County, N. Y.
1 1 98 Henry Denton^ (Martin', Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah"*), eighth child of Anthony Yelverton Den-
ton (794) and Cornelia Schoonmaker, was born
April 12, 1847. He married, October 12, 1876,
Eleanor Sammons, and had two children :
1547 Ida Denton, born 1877; died April 29, 1882.
1548 Henry Sammons Denton, born June 14, 1887.
Henry Denton lives, 1898, at Gardiner, N. Y.
1 199 Lewis A. Denton** (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zech-
ariah'^ Sarah^), ninth child of Anthony Yelverton
Denton (794) and Cornelia Schoonmaker, was
born June 5, 1850. He married, March 9, 1880,
Mary Elizabeth Innes, and lives at Warsaw,
Wyoming County, N. Y. They have no chil-
dren.
28*
438 €J)e jpoffman ^Benealogp
1 200 John Denton* (Martin^ Zecharias^, Zechariah^,
Sarah^), tenth child of Anthony Yelverton Den-
ton (794) and Cornelia Schoonmaker, was born
April 5, 1852. He married, October, 1882,
Harriet Holbrook, and has two children :
1549 Bessie Denton, born September, 1887.
1550 Lewis A. Denton, born October, 1890.
John Denton lives, 1898, at Moscow, Living-
ston County, N. Y.
1 201 Edgar Denton^ (Martin\ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), eleventh child of Anthony Yelverton
Denton (794) and Cornelia Schoonmaker, was
born May ii, 1855. He married, September
II, 1 88 1, Louise Bidwell, and lives, 1898, at
Elmira, N. Y. They have had five children :
1551 Marshall Denton, born September 28, 1882; died May
31, 1887.
1552 Esther Denton, born October 21, 1883.
1553 Alice Louise Denton, born January 3, 1888.
1554 Edgar Denton, born June 20, 1889.
1555 Mary Elizabeth Denton, born May 27, 1895.
1202 Anthony Yelverton Denton, Jr.^ (Martin^
Zecharias'^ Zechariah'\ Sarah^), twelfth child of
Anthony Yelverton Denton (794) and CorneHa
Schoonmaker, was born November 5, 1858. He
married, September i, 1897, Mary .
Anthony Yelverton Denton, Jr., lives at
Oneida, Sully County, South Dakota.
^i^tf^ oBcncratton 439
Children of Arrietta Denton (795) and Leonard Dowdin Nicoll.
1206 Henry Denton Nicoll, M.D.^ (Martin', Zecha-
rias'-, Zechariah^ Sarah*), fourth child of Arrietta
Denton (795) and Leonard Dowdin Nicoll, was
born July 13, 1844. He is a physician in New
York City. He married at Woodvale, Wissa-
hickon, Philadelphia, Pa., October 16, 1877,
Anne Bancker Camac, daughter of William
Camac, M.D., of Philadelphia, and Ellen Maria
Mcllvaine, and has had four children :
1556 Margaret Nicoll, born July 25, 1878.
1557 Henry Nicoll, born October 27, 1879; died December
4, 1892.
1558 Anne Camac Nicoll, born July 6, 1881.
1559 William Leonard Nicoll, born September 23, 1888.
1208 Francis Gifford Nicoll^ (Martin\ Zecharias^
Zechariah^ Sarah*), sixth child of Arrietta Den-
ton (795) and Leonard Dowdin Nicoll, was born
June 8, 1849. He married, October 13, 1875,
Alice Scranton, daughter of Joseph Hand Scran-
ton, and had one son :
1560 Leonard Francis Nicoll, born November 3, 1876.
Francis Gifford Nicoll died September 17, 1880.
Children of Frances Jane Denton (797) and Benjamin Strong.
1209 Thomas B. Strong^ (Martin\ Zecharias^ Zecha-
riah^ Sarah*), eldest child of Frances Jane Den-
440 €j)e IJoffman oBcncalogp
ton (797) and Benjamin Strong, was born No-
vember 28, 1848. He married, November 14,
1889, Mary L. Burrough (who died May 28,
1894). They had two children :
1561 Eadith May Strong, born September 22, 1890.
1562 Walter B. Strong, born May 26, 1894.
Thomas B. Strong, his brother and sister and
their families, live at Goshen, N. Y.
121 1 William Henry Strong^ (Martin^ Zecharias-,
Zechariah^, Sarah^), third child of Frances Jane
Denton (797) and Benjamin Strong, was born
June 21, 1858. He married. May 16, il
Mary J. Bennett, and has one daughter:
1563 Anna May Strong, born June 16, 1893.
Children of Sarah Denton Galatian (801) and
George E. Humphrey.
12 14 Sarah Frances Humphrey*" (Martin', Zecha-
rias'", Zechariah^, Sarah'*), second child of Sarah
Denton Galatian (801) and George E. Humphrey,
was born 184-. She married, first, James N.
Bogert, and had one son :
1564 Charles Peter Bogert, born 1876.
She married, secondly, J. G. Murray.
1 216 William Galatian Humphrey^ (Martin\
Zecharias'-^, Zechariah^, Sarah^), fourth child of
oSigjjt^ 45cncration 441
Sarah Denton Galatian (80 1) and George E.
Humphrey, was born 185-. He married Kate
Flynn, and had one son :
1565 Bernard George Humphrey, born 188-.
William G. Humphrey died in 1892.
Child of Andrew Bedford Galatian (803) and
Mary Jane James.
1222 John Andrew Galatian^ (Martin\ Zecharias^
Zechariah'^, Sarah^), fifth child of Andrew B.
Galatian (803) and Mary Jane James, was born
March 28, 1869. He married, March 22, 1890,
Grace Nicholl Seeley, and has one son :
1566 Andrew Bedford Galatian, bom December 27, 1890.
Child of Sarah Schoonmaker Tuthill (809) and Woods Baker.
1224 Louisa Woods Baker^ (Martin^ Zecharias',
Zechariah^, Sarah^), only child of Sarah Schoon-
maker Tuthill (809) and Woods Baker, was born
August 21, 1852. She married, July 19, 1876,
Ernst Beckman, son of Bishop Anders Beckman,
of Skara, Sweden. They live at Djursholm,
Sweden, and have had eight children :
1567 Anna Woods Beckman, born September 23, 1877.
1568 Anders Tuthill Woods Beckman, born January 18, 1879;
died December 22, 1887.
1569 Albert Woods Beckman, born October 15, 1880.
1570 John Pierson Beckman, born December 26, 1881.
1571 Louise Woods Beckman, born August 24, 1883.
442 Cjjc ]^offiiian <25encaio0p
1572 Frederick Ferdinand Beckman, born March 25, 1886.
1573 Astrid Woods Beckman, born July 3, 1889.
1574 Robert Shemtander Beckman, born February 3, 1891.
Child of Anna Tuthill Annan (810) and
Isaac Newton Lockwood.
1225 Mary Esther Lockwood'^ (Martin^ Zecharias",
Zechariah'^, Sarah'*), only child of Anna Tuthill
Annan (810) and Isaac Newton Lockwood, was
born April 9, 1852. She married, June i, 1887,
William Ross Robins, of New Brunswick, N. J.,
and has one son :
1575 Amos Robins, born September 28, 1889.
Child of James Roosevelt (823) and Rebecca H. Howland.
1236 James Roosevelt Roosevelt* (Martin^ Nico-
laes", Martinus'*, Cornelia^), only child of James
Roosevelt (823) and Rebecca H. Howland, was
born March 27, 1854. He married, November
18, 1878, Helen Astor, daughter of William and
Caroline W. Astor, who died in England, No-
vember 12, 1893. They had two children:
1576 James Roosevelt Roosevelt, born August 20, 1879.
1577 Helen Roosevelt, born September, 1881.
James Roosevelt Roosevelt was Secretary of
the American Legation at the Court of St. James
during President Cleveland's second administra-
tion, 1 893-1 897. He is a Trustee of the Astor
Estate and of the New York Hospital, and a
dEigfjtfj feneration 443
member of the Building Committee of the Cathe-
dral of St. John the Divine.
Child of Richard Bayley (826) and Mary Dietz.
1 241 Guy Carleton Bayley^ (Martin', Nicolaes^
Martinus^, Cornelia^), second child of Richard Bay-
ley (826) and Mary Dietz, was born October 16,
1850. He is a physician in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
and has been Surgeon in charge, since its open-
ing, of the Vassar Brothers' Hospital.
He married, first, May 23, 1875, Angelica
Crosby Wyckoff (born July 19, 1852), daughter
of the Rev. Theodore Frelinghuysen Wyckofit
and Elizabeth La Grange Elmendorf. She died
August 23, 1876, and Guy Carleton Bayley
married, April 22, 1885, Ellen Lorraine Bulkeley.
He has no children.
Children of Maria Eliza Bayley (829) and
Jacob Boerum Jewett (932).
1249 Grace Bayley Jewett^ (Martin^ Nicolaes",
Martinus^ Cornelia'*), fourth child of Maria Eliza
Bayley (829) and Jacob Boerum Jewett (932),
was born July 17, 1853. She married, Decem-
ber 20, 1876, Alfred Chester Bunce, son of James
M. Bunce and Elizabeth Chester, and has five
children :
1578 Maria Roosevelt Bunce, born February 21, 1878.
1579 Carleton Bayley Bunce, born December 8, 1879.
444 Cjje J^offitian (^enealogp
1580 Elizabeth Chester Bunce, born September 18, 1881.
1581 Grace Jewett Bunce, born March 28, 1884.
1582 Russell Bunce, born May 13, 1886.
1250 Mary Williamson Jewett^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus^, Cornelia*), fifth child of Maria Eliza
Bayley (829) and Jacob Boerum Jewett (932),
was born June 20, 1856.
She married, October 17, 1883, James Rey-
nolds, son of James Reynolds and Jane Richard-
son, and had one son :
^583 James Reynolds, born July 31, 1886; died August 6,
1897.
Child of Wickham Hoffman (834) and Elizabeth Baylies.
1252 Francis Burrall^ (Martin^ Nicolaes'^ Mar-
tinus^, Nicholas^ Martin^, David Murray'', Wick-
ham'^), only child of Wickham Hoffman (834) and
Elizabeth Baylies, was born in New York, April
24, 1845. H^ received his early education at
Calthorpe's School, Bridgeport, Conn., a well-
known school where many of the old New York
families, such as the Cuttings, Tiffanys, Van
Burens, Morrises, and De Peysters, were repre-
sented. Whilst still a youth, his health necessi-
tated his spending the winters in a more genial
climate, and he went to Europe with his mother,
and passed two winters in Pau and one in Rome,
completing his education under tutors. Another
winter he made a trip to the West Indies, and a
€i^t^ 45cncration 445
visit to his father, who was then with the army in
New Orleans. He was in New Orleans when
Lincoln was assassinated, and left there on a gov-
ernment transport up the Mississippi to Memphis,
carrying prisoners captured at Mobile.
In 1866 he went into business in London, and
afterwards in Liverpool, and later in Paris, where
he had charge of certain business interests be-
longing to his uncle Maturin Livingston. He
returned to America in 1877, ^^^ ^^ 1S7S went
into the real-estate business in the office of Louis
Mesier. In January, 1881, he went South, and
spent several months travelling on business in
the Mississippi Valley. That winter he and his
brother-in-law opened an office in New Orleans,
under the name of Shattuck and Hoffinan, and
for many years did a large and successful busi-
ness as planters and merchants, negotiating loans
on plantations and receiving consignments of
sugar, cotton and rice. In 1894 he moved his
office to New York, where he is still in the loan
business as a broker.
Francis Burrall Hoffinan married, December
16, 1879, Lucy Evelyn Shattuck, daughter of
William Bainbridge Shattuck and Elizabeth Caro-
line Richardson, and has four sons :
1584 William Wickham, born December 25, 1880.
1585 Francis Burrall, born March 6, 1882.
1586 Albert Lincoln, born September 7, 1887.
1587 Leo Murray, bom May 15, 1891.
446 €i)c ipoffinan ^Bcncalogp
Children of Frances Hoffman (837) and
Benjamin Woodliull Strong.
1253 James Remsen Strong** (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ David Murray^
Frances"), eldest child of Frances Hoffman (837)
and Benjamin WoodhuU Strong, was born Oc-
tober 28, 1861. He married Lavinia Riker, and
has two children :
1588 Margaret Lawrence Strong, born March i, 1893.
1589 Charlotte Remsen Strong, born October 19, 1895.
1254 Frances Burrall Strong^ (Martin', Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ David Murray**,
Frances"), second child of Frances Hoffman
(837) and Benjamin Woodhull Strong, was born
January 13, 1863. She married, October 19,
1887, Howard H. Henry, and has two children:
1590 Grace Remsen Henry, born July 18, 1888.
1591 Frances Woodhull Henry, born October 16, 1893.
Children of Elizabeth Hoffman (846) and
George MaccuHoch Miller.
1264 Hoffman Miller^ (Martin', Nicolaes% Marti-
nus'^ Nicholas^, Martin^ Lindley Murray", EHza-
beth^), eldest child of EHzabeth Hoffman (846)
and George MaccuHoch Miller, was born Octo-
ber 12, 1858. He married, October 28, 1885,
€igt)tl) ci^cncraticn 447
Edith, daughter of Lawrence McKeever, and has
three children :
1592 George MaccuUoch Miller, born December 31, 1886.
1593 Lawrence McKeever Miller, born July 6, 1889.
1594 Lindley Hofifman Miller, born October 27, 1892.
1265 Mary Louisa Miller** (Martin\ Nicolaes'% Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas^ Martin'^ Lindley Murray", Eliza-
beth^), second child of Elizabeth Hoffman (846)
and George MaccuUoch Miller, was born June
21, i860. She married, May 18, 1892, William
Bard McVickar, and has three children :
1595 Phyllis McVickar, bom June 7, 1893.
1596 Elizabeth Hoffman McVickar, born February 14, 1895.
1597 John Bard McVickar, born December 4, 1896.
1266 Leverett Saltonstall Miller^ (Martin^ Nic-
olaes^, Martinus^ Nicholas', Martin'', Lindley Mur-
ray'', Elizabeth'), third child of Elizabeth Hoffman
(846) and George MaccuUoch Miller, was born
May 23, 1863. He married, April 25, 1894,
Grace Rodgers.
Child of Lindley Murray Hoffman (850) and
Margaret L. Mott.
1273 Virginia Golden Hoffman* (Martin^ Nicolaes",
Martinus^, Nicholas'*, Martin^ Martin^ Lindley
Murray'^), fourth child of Lindley Murray Hoff-
448 €jje ipofPman oBencalogp
man (850) and Margaret Leggett Mott, was born
February 27, 1864. She married, October 31,
1889, George Wood Garrard, of Frontenac, Wis.
They have three daughters :
1598 Beulah Murray Garrard, born January 7, 1893.
1599 Evelyn Stuart Garrard, born July 21, 1895.
1600 Catherine Wood Garrard, born December 15, 1897.
Children of Emily Hoffman (851) and John Henry Stevens.
1274 WinthropGilman Stevens** (MartinS Nicolaes'-,
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin^ Emily'),
eldest child of Emily Hoffman (851) and John
Henry Stevens, was born August 14, 1857. He
married, September 28, 1880, Laura Elizabeth
Coe, and has had six children :
1601 Henry Winthrop Stevens, born in Virginia, July 18, 1881.
1602 Arthur Kingsley Stevens, born April 18, 1883.
1603 Lillian Hoffman Stevens, born September 2, 1885.
1604 Serena Elizabeth Stevens, born May 7, 1888; died De-
cember 12, 1 89 1.
1605 Maud Alma Stevens, born May 9, 1890.
1606 Ruth Fletcher Stevens, bom January 16, 1894.
1276 LiNDLEY Murray Stevens^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin^ Emily^),
third child of Emily Hoffman (851) and John
Henry Stevens, was born December 20, i860.
He married, July 31, 1893, Theodora Willoughby
Turner, and has two children :
1607 Murray Hoffman Stevens, born June 12, 1895.
1608 Dorothy Hale Stevens, born January 4, 1897.
^igljtlj ciBenaration 449
1278 Sydney Ganson Stevens^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin'*, Emily^),
fifth child of Emily Hoffman (851) and John
Henry Stevens, was born June 7, 1866. He
married, June 20, 1895, Florence Carrington,
and has two children :
i6og John Hoffman Stevens, born August 15, 1897.
1610 Carrington Stevens, born December 8, 1898.
1279 George Canning Stevens^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^,
Martinus\ Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin", Emily^),
sixth child of Emily Hoffman (851) and John
Henry Stevens, was born December i, 1868.
He married, December 1 1 , 1 895 , Josephine Shinn,
of Newton, Mass., daughter of the Rev. George
Wolfe Shinn, D. D., and Elizabeth Mills, and
has two children :
161 1 Barbara King Stevens, born October 3, 1897.
1612 Serena Stevens, bom August 12, 1898.
Children of Arthur Qiiman Hoffman (853) and
Katherine C. Stuart.
1283 Elizabeth Hale^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Martinus^
Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin^ Arthur Gilman^),
eldest child of Arthur Gilman Hoffman (853) and
Katherine C. Stuart, was born in New York City,
November 4, i860. She married, May 23, 1882,
Louis C. Gillespie, of East Orange, N. J., where
they reside. They have three children :
1613 Elizabeth Stuart Gillespie, bom March 11, 1883.
29
450 €]^c I^offinan 45cmalogp
1614 Evelyn Hofifinan Gillespie, born January 4, 1886.
1615 Louis Hofifman Gillespie, born February 20, 1890.
1285 Katherine Stuart^ (Martin', Nicolaes^, Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Martin^ Arthur Gil-
man^), third child of Arthur Oilman Hoffman
(853) and Katherine C. Stuart, was born April
19, 1865. She married, November 11, 1891,
Edward S. Betts.
Children of Beulah Murray Livingston (857) and
Edward J. C. Atterbury.
1289 Julia Stimson Atterbury^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Anna Maria*^),
second child of Beulah Murray Livingston (857)
and Edward J. C. Atterbury, and a twin with
Justina Livingston Atterbury, was born at Tren-
ton, N. J., March 2, 1855. She married, Octo-
ber 4, 1887, Horace E. Fisk, of Chicago, 111., and
has three children, all born in Chicago :
1616 Beulah Murray Livingston Fisk, bom July 15, 1888.
1617 Livingston Atterbury Fisk, born November 20, 1891.
1618 Caldwell Hall Fisk, born October 12, 1893.
1 291 Albert Hoffman Atterbury* (Martin\ Nico-
laes^ Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Anna Maria''),
fourth child of Beulah Murray Livingston (857)
and Edward J. C. Atterbury, was born at Tren-
ton, N. J., September 14, i860. He is a grad-
<^igl)tl) cDcncration 45 1
uate of Yale College ; was admitted to the Bar,
and is in practice as a lawyer in New York. He
resides at Plainfield, N. J. He married, Novem-
ber 17, 1892, Emma H. Baker, of New York.
They have no children.
Child of Lindley Hoffman Livingston (859) and
Alice Theresa Whittlesey.
1292 Lindley Hoffman Livingston^ (Martin\ Nico-
laes^ Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin', Anna Ma-
ria*^), eldest child of Lindley Hoffman Living-
ston (859) and Alice Theresa Whittlesey, was
born in New York, May 22, 1862. He married,
October 24, 1889, Agnes Courtney, of West
Chester, Pa. She died, without issue, at Great
Bend, Kansas, in 1890. Lindley Hoffman Liv-
ingston, Jr., married, secondly, Florence Ross, of
Kansas, and has two children :
i6ig Douglas Livingston, born June 10, 1894.
1620 Helen Livingston, born December i, 1895.
Child of Ellen Livingston (863) and Thomas Russell
Wetmore.
1295 Jessie Livingston Wetmore^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes^ Martinus'', Nicholas^ Martin^ Anna Maria*'),
eldest child of Ellen Livingston (863) and Thomas
Russell Wetmore, was born at New Hamburgh,
N. Y., 1865. She married, August 27, 1892,
452 €f)e Jpoffman <^encalo0p
Arthur Henry Holland Forbes, of Boston, and
has one daughter:
1621 Nathalie Livingston Forbes, born in New York, June,
1896.
Children of Robert Hale Qiiman (867) and Caroline Tichenor
Pilcher.
1302 Mary Stuart Oilman^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Martinus'^ Nicholas^ Martin'^ Serena"), third child
of Robert Hale Oilman (867) and Caroline Tich-
enor Pilcher, was born March 20, 1864. She
married, October 7, 1885, Arthur Benbow Elli-
man, and lives on Staten Island, N. Y, They
have four children :
1622 Serena Hoffman Elliman, born June 25, 1886.
1623 John Benbow Elliman, born April 11, 1888.
1624 Arthur Benbow Elliman, born April 12, 1890.
1625 Marion Hale Elliman, born July 30, 1892.
1303 Virginia Phillips Oilman^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Serena'^), fourth
child of Robert Hale Oilman (867) and Caroline
Tichenor Pilcher, was born November 2, 1866.
She married, October 21, 1893, William Hastie
Smith, and lives near Philadelphia. They have
two children :
1626 Isabelle Hastie Smith, born August 14, 1894.
1627 Theodore Oilman Smith, born June 20, 1896.
€igfyt^ <iBenetation 453
Children of Susan Hoffman Oilman (868) and James Ludlum.
1306 Catherine Ludlum^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas^ Martin^ Serena**), eldest child
of Susan Hoffman Oilman (868) and James Lud-
lum, was born January 5, i860. She married,
August 31, 1887, Henry Straker, and has three
children :
1628 Henry Oilman Straker, born in Dresden, March 11, 1889.
1629 Lawrence Seaton Straker, born in Dresden, May 25, 189 1.
1630 Catherine Hasbrouck Straker, born September 12, 1892.
1307 William Edward Ludlum* (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Martinus^, Nicholas"*, Martin^ Serena**), second
child of Susan Hoffman Oilman (868) and James
Ludlum, was born October 4, 1861. He mar-
ried, April 22, 1889, Anna Marie Nielson, and
had three children :
1631 Susan Hoffman Ludlum, bom in Pompton, N. J., De-
cember 25, 1889; died January, 1898.
1632 Elizabeth Nielson Ludlum, born in Pompton, N. J., June
27, 1893.
1633 James Ludlum, born in Pompton, N. J., October 5, 1895.
1308 Susan Oilman Ludlum* (Martin^ Nicolaes-,
Martinus^, Nicholas^ Martin^ Serena'*), third child
of Susan Hoffman Oilman (868) and James Lud-
lum, was born November 11, 1863. She mar-
ried, June 7, 1893, WilHam Edwards Waller.
13 II Hasbrouck Lawrence Ludlum* (Martin', Nic-
olaes-, Martinus^, Nicholas^, Martin'^ Serena**),
29*
454 ^^t ^^offttlan c^emalogp
sixth child of Susan Hoffman Oilman (868) and
James Ludlum, was born April 21, 1871. He
married, in Sioux City, Iowa (where he resides,
1899), Florence Perkins, and has one child:
1634 Louise Ludlum, born 189-.
Children of Euretta B. Seton (905) and Walter B. Post.
1354 Alfred Seton Post** (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Mar-
tinus^ Nicholas', Mary Gillou^), eldest child of
Euretta B. Seton (905) and Walter B. Post, was
born June, 1845. ^^ married, December 6,
1 87 1, Alice Lee Morgan, daughter of Henry
Morgan and Mary Cornelia Pell, and has had
six children :
1635 Henry Morgan Post, bom March 13, 1873; died No-
vember 17, 1877.
1636 Alice Lee Post, born October, 1875 ; mar., December 22,
1896, Henry Colwell Beadleston.
1637 Alfred Seton Post, born December, 1876.
1638 Walter Bean Post, bom December, 1876; died March
10, 1877.
1639 Ethel Maud Post, born August, 1878.
1640 Mabel Catherine Post, born May, 1880.
1355 Sarah Elizabeth Post^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^, Mary Gillou^), second child
of Euretta B. Seton (905) and Walter B. Post,
was born May, 1847. She married, April 30,
1867, Benjamin Coles Morris, son of Benjamin
€ig|jtt) (feneration 455
Coles Morris and Catherine Luquer Lawrence,
by whom she had two children :
1641 Euretta Post Morris, born 1868; mar. Kenneth Mc-
Farlane.
1642 Catherine Luquer Morris, born January 11, 1874.
1356 Euretta Barnewall Post^ (Martin^, Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Nicholas^ Mary Gillou^), third child
of Euretta B. Seton (905) and Walter B. Post,
was born March, 1850. She married, January,
1878, Alfred de Lasseure, and had three children :
1643 Alfred de Lasseure, born 1879; died 1882.
1644 Helen Post de Lasseure, born 188 -.
1645 Alice Therese de Lasseure, born 188-.
Children of Alfred Ludlow Seton (906) and Helena Schmidt.
1357 Alfred Seton" (Martin\ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas^ Mary Gillou''), eldest child of Alfred
Ludlow Seton (906) and Helena Schmidt, was
born October 20, 1853. He married, December
5, 1889, Mary Louise Barbey, daughter of Henry
J. Barbey and Mary Lorillard, and has three
children :
1646 Mary Dorothy Seton, born December 22, 1890.
1647 Helen Seton, born February 25, 1893.
1648 Henry Seton, born July 4, 1894.
1358 Laura SetoN'^ (Martin^ Nicolaes-, Martinus^
Nicholas"*, Mary Gillou'^), second child of Alfred
456 €ije l^offinan ^(Bmcabgp
Ludlow Seton (906) and Helena Schmidt, was
born August 11, 1855. She married, April 29,
1875, Wilhelm von Kettler, and had five children :
1649 Gerhard von Kettler, born January 7, 1876.
1650 Alice von Kettler, born August 8, 1878.
1651 Elise von Kettler, born November 3, 1880.
1652 Alfred von Kettler, born November 14, 1887.
1653 Edward von Kettler, born January 28, 189 1.
Laura Seton von Kettler died at Scheveningen,
Holland, September 20, 1898.
Child of Olivia Thomas (925) and John Murphy.
1360 Elsey Katharine Murphy^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Robert'', Robert^ Catherine"), only-
child of Olivia Thomas (925) and John Murphy,
was born in i860. She married Theodore Van
Tyne Johnston, son of William Sherman John-
ston and Mary Morton, and lives, 1899, in Cen-
tral Park West, New York. They have one child :
1654 William Sherman Johnston, born January 25, 1893.
Children of Martin Hoffman Philip (962) and
Sarah Lucretia Peck.
1379 Katharine Maud Philip- (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Martinus^ Harmanus^, Martin H.'*, Catharine
Douw**), eldest child of Martin Hoffman Philip
(962) and Sarah Lucretia Peck, was born Septem-
ber 13, i860. She married, July 2, 1890, George
<lBi0{)t][) <iB»cncration 457
Frederick Hussey (born 1859; died April 27,
1894), and has two children:
1655 Margaret Clapp Hussey, born January 2, 1893.
1656 Gertrude Frances Hussey, born September 13, 1894.
1380 Harry Van Ness Philip* (Martin\ Nicolaes-,
Martinus'', Harmanus^ Martin H.\ Catharine
Douw*^), second child of Martin Hoffman Philip
(962) and Sarah Lucretia Peck, was born August
2, 1862. He married, November 2, 1891, Mary-
Potter Jackson (born March i, 1863), and has
one son :
1657 Harry Van Ness Philip, born July 31, 1896.
Child of Julia Hoffman (964) and Curtis Henry Porter.
1382 Eugene Hoffman Porter, M. D.- (Martin^
Nicolaes^ Martinus^, Harmanus^ Martin H.^
Peter Van Ness^ Julia'), only child of Julia
Hoffman (964) and Curtis Henry Porter, was born
August 7, 1855. He is a physician in practice
in New York City. He married, June 12, 1889,
Alice A. Day, daughter of George A. and Louisa
Day, and has had two children :
1658 Eugene Hoffman Porter, born January 5, 1891; died
January 10, 1891.
1659 George Curtis Porter, born August 4, 1894.
45^ €{)c i^offinan oBcncalogp
Child of the Rev. Dr. William Hoffman Ten Eyck (971) and
Anna Matilda Vedder.
1386 Louise Ten Eyck^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Harmanus^ Anna'^), eldest child of the Rev. Dr.
William Hoffman Ten Eyck (971) and Anna Ma-
tilda Vedder, was born November 11, 185 i. She
married, May 14, 1879, Henry Livingston Elmen-
dorf, and has one son :
1660 William Ten Eyck Elmendorf, born October 14, 1880.
Children of Charlotte Prime (975) and Leonard J. Wyeth.
1396 Charlotte Hoffman Wyeth* (Martin^ Nico-
laes", Martinus'^ Harmanus^, William'^, Charlotte
Wilkins"), eldest child of Charlotte Prime (975)
and Leonard J. Wyeth, was born November 5,
1859. She married, April 25, 1885, Lewis Liv-
ingston Delafield, son of Lewis Livingston Dela-
field and Emily Prime, and has two children :
1661 Lewis Livingston Delafield, born 1887.
1662 Charlotte Delafield, born 1889.
1397 Leonard Jarvis Wyeth^ (Martin', Nicolaes^
Martinus^, Harmanus^ William■^ Charlotte Wil-
kins"), second child of Charlotte Prime (975) and
Leonard J. Wyeth, was born July 3, 1861. He
married, October i, 1889, Louise Alley Hopkins
(who died 189-), and has one son :
1663 Leonard Jarvis Wyeth, 4th, born August 8, 1890.
<JEigt)tl) (feneration 459
1398 George Edward Wyeth* (Martin^ Nicolaes",
Martinus^ Harmanus', William\ Charlotte Wil-
kins"), third child of Charlotte Prime (975) and
Leonard J. Wyeth, was born May 5, 1863. He
married, November 12, 1890, Charlotte Gros-
venor Goodridge (born August 26, 1870), and
has had five children :
1664 Charlotte Grosvenor Wyeth, born August 21, 1891.
1665 Frances Hawthorne Wyeth, born April 6, 1893.
1666 Caroline Lydia Wyeth, born March 12, 1895.
1667 George Archer Wyeth, born and died March 22, 1897.
1667a Elizabeth Jarvis Wyeth, born April 5, 1898.
Child of Elizabeth Annie Bayard (984) and
J. Nesbitt M. Hawthorne.
1399 Bayard Hawthorne^ (Martin^ Nicolaes", Mar-
tinus^ Harmanus^ William^ Isabella Wilkins'^),
only child of Elizabeth Annie Bayard (984) and
J. Nesbitt M. Hawthorne, was born in 186-. He
married Alice Wright, and has one child:
1668 Alice Hawthorne, born 189 -.
Child of Martin Henry Van Hoevenberg (1042) and
Charlotte Reed Phelps.
1449 Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg- (Martin\
Nicolaes^ Anthony'*, Jane^), third child of Martin
Henry Van Hoevenberg (1042) and Charlotte
Reed Phelps, was born July 3, 1848. She mar-
ried, June 6, 1866, Walter Alexander Van Rens-
460 €|)e J^offttian ^Benealogp
selaer (born November 24, 1836; died 1882), son
of Schuyler Van Rensselaer and Cornelia Schuy-
ler, and had six children :
1669 Fanny Van Rensselaer, born 186 -; died young.
1670 Schuyler Van Rensselaer, born 187 -; died young.
1671 Julia Phelps Van Rensselaer, born 187 -; mar. Charles
Crowell.
1672 Walter Van Rensselaer, born 187 -.
1673 Nicholas Van Rensselaer, born 187 -.
1674 Annette Van Rensselaer, born 187 -.
Children of James Oliver Van Hoevenberg (1044) and
Esther M. Van Hoevenberg.
1452 Henry Van Hoevenberg*^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Anthony^, Jane^), eldest child of James Oliver
Van Hoevenberg (1044) and Esther M. Van
Hoevenberg, was born May 2, 1850. He mar-
ried, October 10, 1877, Sarah Louise Wood
(born November, 1849), daughter of John Huyler
Wood and Sarah Lippincott, and has three chil-
dren:
1675 Henry Van Hoevenberg, bom September i, 1879.
1676 Huyler Wood Van Hoevenberg, bom January 2, 1882.
1677 Sarah Louise Van Hoevenberg, bom July 12, 1883.
1454 Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg^ (Martin\
Nicolaes^ Anthony^, Jane"*), third child of James
Oliver Van Hoevenberg (1044) and Esther M.
Van Hoevenberg, was born November 11, 1855.
She married, September 27, 1876, Theodore
€igf)rtj 45cncration 46 1
Chardavoyne Vermilye (born November ii,
1855 ; died March 31, 1889), son of Theodore
Chardavoyne Vermilye and Hannah Minthorne
Tompkins, and great-grandson of Governor D. D.
Tompkins, and has one son:
1678 Theodore Chardavoyne Vermilye, born January i, 1886.
1455 James Dumond Van Hoevenberg^ (Martin\
Nicolaes^, Anthony^ Jane^), fourth child of
James Oliver Van Hoevenberg (1044) and Esther
M. Van Hoevenberg, was born November 12,
1857. He married, October 12, 1887, Elida
Blanche Woodhull, daughter of Joseph Woodhull
and Adelaide Hallock, by whom he had one son:
1679 Rudolph De Luce Van Hoevenberg, born 188 -.
James Dumond Van Hoevenberg died May
9, 1895.
Child of Laura Pitcher (1064) and David Vignes.
1465 William Augustus Vignes* (Martin^ Nico-
laes^ Anthony^ Nicholas^ Anthony N.^ Mary
Ann*^), eldest child of Laura Pitcher (1064) and
David Vignes, was born at Kingston, November
16, 1 87 1. He married, September, 1892, Eliza-
beth Yellig, and has two children :
1680 Laura Ethel Vignes, bom April 7, 1893.
1681 Ruth Caroline Vignes, born December 8, 1895.
462 €j)c J^offman oBcncalogp
Child of Anthony Hoffman Pitcher (1066) and
Emma Hibbard.
1472 Mary Emma Pitcher^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^ Nicholas'*, Anthony N.^ Mary Ann''),
eldest child of Anthony Hoffman Pitcher (1066)
and Emma Hibbard, was born November 16,
1876. She married, January i, 1895, Romer
Rockerfeller, and has two children :
1682 Clifford Arthur Rockerfeller, bom February 25, 1896.
1683 Emily Catharine Estell Rockerfeller, born June 23, 1897.
Children of Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell (1079) and
Gilbert L. Lusk.
1485 lONE Elizabeth Lusk^ (Martin', Nicolaes^ An-
thony^ Anthony A."*, Elizabeth Catharine^), eldest
child of Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell (1079) and
Gilbert Livingston Lusk, was born November 4,
185 1. She married, October 26, 1876, George
Howard Jones, of Catskill, N. Y. (born Novem-
ber 25, 1853), son of Addison P. Jones and Rachel
Sole. They have two children :
1684 Addison Porter Jones, born August 22, 1877.
1685 Gilbert Lusk Jones, born May 6, 1879.
i486 Josephine Augusta Lusk^ (Martin', Nicolaes^
Anthony^, Anthony A,'*, EHzabeth Catharine^),
second child of Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell
(1079) and Gilbert Livingston Lusk, was born
January 4, 1854. She married. May 17, 1876,
<^ig{)tfj (feneration 463
Reuben Mapelsden, of Brooklyn, N. Y., son of
Reuben Mapelsden and Anne Home, and had
five children :
1686 Elizabeth Hoffman Mapelsden, bom May 9, 1877.
1687 Marion Home Mapelsden, born February 11, 1881.
1688 Harold Hastings Mapelsden, born April 13, 1882.
1689 Madolin Mary Mapelsden, born May 25, 1884.
i6go Reuben Mapelsden, bom May 29, 1886.
Mrs. Josephine A. Mapelsden died, February
6, 1899, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
1487 Mary Alice Lusk^ (Martin\ Nicolaes-, An-
thony^, Anthony A.\ Elizabeth Catharine'), third
child of Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell (1079) and
Gilbert Livingston Lusk, was born December 18,
1855. She married, October 19, 1893, William
Henry Van Orden, of Catskill, N. Y. (born Oc-
tober 28, 1 851), son of Samuel Van Orden and
Mary Elizabeth Snyder.
1490 Isabel Alida Lusk^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^, Anthony A.^, Elizabeth Catharine''), sixth
child of Elizabeth Hoffman Truesdell (1079) and
Gilbert Livingston Lusk, was born August 22,
1865. She married, June 14, 1894, Harman P.
Pettengill (born September 28, 1849), son of David
Pettengill and Jeanette McNee, and has one child :
1691 Charlotte Hoffman Pettengill, born March 17, 1897.
464 €|jc Ipoffman oBntealogp
Children of Catharine Caroline Truesdell (1080) and
William S. Andrews.
1492 Harry Fitchett Andrews* (Martin\ Nicolaes",
Anthony^ Anthony A.^, Elizabeth Catharine^),
second child of Catharine Caroline Truesdell
(1080) and William Snyder Andrews, was born
February 28, 1864. He married, October 9,
1895, Fanny Langstafif, daughter of Taylor T.
Langstafif and Mary Ann Miller.
1493 Josephine A. Andrews^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Anthony^ Anthony A.'*, Elizabeth Catharine^),
third child of Catharine Caroline Truesdell (1080)
and William Snyder Andrews, was born in 1865.
She married, October 8, 1892, William Wyley,
son of Robert Wyley and Eliza Whitefield.
Children of Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh (1085) and
Joseph C. Tiffany.
1494 Walton Cuyler Tiffany^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^,
Anthony^ Anthony A.'', Elizabeth Catharine^),
eldest child of Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh
(1085) and Joseph Capron Tiffany, was born
March 24, 1850. He married, April 9, 1879,
Julia Oilman, of Washington, D. C. (born Sep-
tember 4, 1850), daughter of Dr. Zadock Douglas
Oilman and Helen Parris. They have three
children :
1692 Oilman Parris Tiffany, born July 17, 1882.
(Cigfjtl) oBcncration 465
1693 Dorris Tiffany, bom August i8, 1889.
1694 Humphrey Cuyler Tiffany, born June 23, 1893.
Walton Cuyler Tiffany lives, 1899, at New-
burgh, N. Y.
1495 Charles Otis Tiffany^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^
Anthony^ Anthony A.^ Elizabeth Catharine'^),
second child of Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh
(1085) and Joseph Capron Tiffany, was born Jan-
uary 23, 1852. He married, January 30, 1890,
Annie Jane Du Bois (born June 21, 1859), daugh-
ter of James Goelet Du Bois and Jane Cole
Clark, and has three children :
1695 Jeannette Du Bois Tiffany, bom August 24, 1891.
1696 Ruth Gildersleeve Tiffany, bom February 16, 1893.
1697 James Goelet Tiffany, born September 28, 1896.
1496 Joseph Burr Tiffany^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^ An-
thony^ Anthony A.'', Elizabeth Catharine'^), third
child of Amanda Cuyler Stoutenburgh (1085)
and Joseph Capron Tiffany, was born February
13, 1856. He married, October 22, 1884, Fanny
Gere (born June 20, 1862), daughter of N. Stan-
ton Gere, of Syracuse, N. Y., and Mary Louisa
Sweet, and has four children :
1698 Anna Cuyler Tiffany, born September 6, 1885.
1699 Joseph Burr Tiffany, born January 30, 1888.
1700 Vera Gere Tiffany, born March 28, 1890.
1701 Stanton Gere Tiffany, born January 19, 1895,
30
466 €lje i^offman <(5cncalogp
NINTH GENERATION.
Children of William Denton (1192) and
Phoebe Jordan Van Kuren.
1522 Eliza Denton^ (Martin\ Zecharias-, Zechariah^
Sarah^), eldest child of William Denton (1192)
and Phoebe Jordan Van Kuren, was born Decem-
ber 29, 1859. She married, February 9, 1888,
Henry Oscar Prevost Johnston (born October 28,
1845), ^^^ h^s had two children:
1702 Denton Verbis Johnston, born September 17, 1890.
1703 James Herschel Johnston, born April 18, 1893; died
March 17, 1896.
1523 Frank Denton'' (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), second child of William Denton (1192)
and Phoebe Jordan Van Kuren, was born March
30, 1862. He married, October 15, 1884, Minnie
Gray, and has four children :
1704 William Denton, born September 19, 1885.
1705 Madeline Gray Denton, born February 23, 1887.
1706 Robert Jordan Denton, born August 25, 1890.
1707 Frank Denton, born April 4, 1894.
1524 George B. Denton^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zech-
ariah^, Sarah^), third child of William Denton
(1192) and Phoebe Jordan Van Kuren, was born
October 18, 1864. He married, February 17,
1892, Louise Paddock Hopkins, and has one son :
1708 Percy Hopkins Denton, born December 30, 1893.
I^inttj (iBenetation 467
Child of Esther Vail Denton (1195) and Moses Bull Wilkin,
1528 Abbie Wilkin'' (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah'*), eldest child of Esther Vail Denton (1195)
and Moses Bull Wilkin, was born November 11,
i860. She married, December 27, 1882, Joseph
Edward Lambert, and has had six children :
1709 William Hayes Lambert, born September 5, 1883.
1710 Ray Lambert, born June 11, 1885; died September 9,
1885.
171 1 Edgar Denton Lambert, born June 7, 1887.
1712 Frank Lambert, born February 17, 1889; died June 8,
1890.
1713 Karl Lambert, born October 9, 1891.
1714 Paul Lambert, bom March 18, 1896.
Child of Maria Schoonmaker Denton (1196) and
Benjamin H. Stilwell.
1533 Mary Stilwell'' (Martin*, Zecharias^ Zecha-
riah^, Sarah^), eldest child of Maria Schoonmaker
Denton (1196) and Benjamin Hasbrouck Stilwell,
was born April 10, 1866. She married, June
30, 1887, George Van Wagenen (born February
6, 1856), and has had six children:
1715 Frederick Van Wagenen, born June 7, 1888 ; died July 6,
1888.
1716 Harriet Van Wagenen, born June 29,1889; died Sep-
tember 7, 1889.
1717 Helen Van Wagenen, bom August 30, 1890; died De-
cember 3, 1895.
468 €J)c i^offman 45enealogp
1718 Lewis E. Van Wagenen, born August 18, 1892.
1719 Eva Van Wagenen, born October 8, 1893.
1720 Cornelia Van Wagenen, born October 11, 1897.
Child of Abram Schoonmaker Denton (1197) and
Sarah S. Lambertson.
1543 Lucy Denton^ (Martin^ Zecharias^ Zechariah^
Sarah^), third child of Abram S. Denton (1197)
and Sarah S. Lambertson, was born August,
1873. She married, January, 1893, Theodore
Woodward, and has one child :
1721 Laura Woodward, bom 1894.
Child of Sarah Elizabeth Post (i355) and
Benjamin C. Morris.
1 64 1 EuRETTA Post Morris^ (Martin^ Nicolaes^
Martinus'^ Nicholas'*, Mary Gillou*^), eldest child
of Sarah Elizabeth Post (1355) and Benjamin C.
Morris, was born September 16, 1868. She mar-
ried Kenneth McFarlane, by whom she had three
children :
1722 Norah Catherine McFarlane, bom July 23, 1894.
1723 Euretta Marjorie McFarlane, born January 30, 1897.
1724 Ronald Kenneth McFarlane, born August 3, 1898.
Euretta Morris McFarlane died in Pau, France,
February, 1899.
I^intft (feneration 469
Child of Jane Catharine Van Hoevenberg (1449) and
Walter Alexander Van Rensselaer.
167 1 Julia Phelps Van Rensselaer^ (Martin^ Nico-
laes-, Anthony^ Jane^), third child of Jane Cath-
arine Van Hoevenberg (1449) and Walter A.
Van Rensselaer, was born in 187-. She married
Charles Crowell, and has had three children :
1725 Harvey Van Rensselaer Crowell, born 1895.
1726 Schuyler Van Hoevenberg Crowell, born 1897; died
young.
1727 Merithew Stearns Crowell, born August 10, 1898,
30
ADDENDA.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Children of Jacobus Hoffman (56) and Rebekka Haines.
184 Hendricus, 1778; * mar. .
184a Abraham, 1780; mar. Ann Duryee. He was pastor of
the Reformed Dutch Church in Westchester and Ulster
Counties, N. Y.
185 Isaac, 1782; mar. i. Lena Hoffman (No. 180).
ii. Mary (Van InWegen) Gumaer.
185a John, 1783; died unmarried.
186 Jacob, 1785; mar. White.
187 Moses, 1789; died unmarried.
188 Aaron, 1789; was twice married.
189 Maria, 1791 ; died unmarried.
igo Marragrietje, 1794; died unmarried.
SIXTH GENERATION.
Child of Hendricus Hoffman (184) and .
473a Benjamin, 180-.
* The date following the name indicates the year of birth.
470
311titientia 47 1
Children of the Rev. Abraham Hoffman (184a) and
Ann Duryee.
473b Rebecca; mar. Dusenberry.
473c Sarah ; mar. Mack.
473d Peter; mar. Mills.
4736 Maria; mar. Slater.
473f Phebe ; mar. Coffinies.
473g Margaret ; mar. .
473h Augusta; mar. Benjamin Hofi&nan.
473! Eliza ; mar. John Peterson, of Auburn, N. Y.
Children of Isaac Hoffman (185) and Lena Hoffman (180).
474 Cornelia, 1808; mar. William Riesenberger.
475 Luther, 181 1 ; mar. Ann Elmendorf.
476 Maria, 1814; mar. Jefferson Kellogg.
477 Calvin ; married and had a large family.
477a Hervey, 1819; mar. i. Ann Eliza Freer.
ii. Rachel Weaver.
477b Phebe, 182- ; mar. Conrad Friedel; she died in 1889.
477c Ann, 182- ; mar. Daniel Dubois.
477d Moses, 182-; mar. Eliza J. Wheeler.
4776 Albert, 182-; mar. Mary Higgins.
477f Harriet, 182- ; mar. Abram Dusenberry (No. 822a).
4778 Newton, 182-; mar. Ellen Daily.
Children of Jacob Hoffman (186) and White.
477h Abraham; died unmarried.
477! James.
477j Charles.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Children of Rebecca Hoffman (473b) and Dusenberry.
822a Abraham Dusenberry; mar. Harriet Hoffman (No. 477f).
822b Leander Dusenberry; killed in the War of the Rebellion.
822c Ann Eliza Dusenberry.
472 €|)e Ipoffitian <^eiicalo0p
Child of Sarah Hoffman (473c) and Mack.
822d Horatio Mack.
Child of Peter Hoffman (473d ) and Mills.
8226 Abram ; lives in Illinois.
Children of Cornelia Hoffman (474) and William Riesenberger.
822f Ruth Ann Riesenberger; mar. Jesse Kelder.
822g William Riesenberger; mar. Cornelia Freer.
822h George Riesenberger; mar. Elnora Freer.
Children of Luther Hoffman (475) and Ann Elmendorf.
822i Luther E.; mar. Margery .
822J Elmendorf; mar. .
822k Adelaide ; mar. and lives in Kansas.
822I Camilla; mar. Henry Martin.
822mMary; unmarried.
822n Jesse.
8220 Ida; mar. Bond.
Child of Maria Hoffman (476) and Jefferson Kellogg.
822p Clara Kellogg; mar. Watson.
Children of Hervey Hoffman (477a) and Ann Eliza Freer.
822q Ellen, 185-; died unmarried.
822r George, 1856; unmarried.
Child of Hervey Hoffman (477a) and Rachel Weaver.
822s Abraham Weaver, 1866; mar. Rebecca Creighton Shultis.
3lltibditia 473
Children of Phebe Hoffman (477b) and Conrad Friedel.
822t Hervey Friedel, mar. i. Lena Freer.
ii. Carolina (Van Sickle) Lefever.
822U Eliza Jane Friedel ; unmarried.
822V Eugene B. Friedel ; mar. Mary Davis.
822W Cornelia Friedel; unmarried.
822X Annie D. Friedel ; mar. George H. Starkey.
822y George Friedel ; mar. .
822Z Grant Friedel ; mar. .
Children of Moses Hoffman (477d) and Eliza J. Wheeler.
822aa Mary ; died unmarried.
822bb George; married and lives in Indiana.
Child of Harriet Hoffman (477f) and
Abram Dusenberry (822a).
822CC Mary Dusenberry.
Children of Newton Hoffman (477g) and Ellen Daily.
822dd Ella; mar. ; resides in San Francisco, Cal.
822ee Oleta; resides in San Francisco, Cal.
EIGHTH GENERATION.
Children of William Riesenberger (822g) and Cornelia Freer.
1235a Sarah Dewitt Riesenberger; mar. Walter G. Brownlow.
1235b George C. Riesenberger.
1235c Charles D. Riesenberger.
I235d Martena E. Riesenberger.
12356 Peter Freer Riesenberger.
I235f Cornelia Hoffman Riesenberger.
474 €f)e J^offman <!5cnealo0p
I235g Ruth Ann Riesenberger.
I235h Mary C. Riesenberger.
I235i Florence Riesenberger.
Children of George Riesenberger (822h) and EInora Freer.
1235J Minerva Riesenberger; died young.
1235k Jessie Riesenberger; mar. Nathan Lefever.
Children of Camilla Hoffman (822I) and Henry Martin.
1235I Lester Martin,
1235m A daughter ; married and living in Brooklyn.
Children of Abraham Weaver Hoffman (822s) and
Rebecca C. Shultis.
123511 Rachel, bom April i, 1894.
12350 Frederick, born July 7, 1895.
Child of Hervey Friedel (822!) and Caroline Lefever.
I235P Luella Friedel.
Child of Eugene B. Friedel (822V) and Mary Davis.
I235q Tracy Friedel.
Child of Annie D. Friedel (822X) and George H. Starkey.
I235r George Henry Starkey.
NINTH GENERATION.
Child of Jessie Riesenberger (1235k) and Nathan Lefever.
1575a Percy Lefever.
5lltJlicnba 475
Child of Martin Hoffman (260) and Mary Frances Seton.
517 James Farquhar Hoffman* died at his home
in Goshen, N. Y., April 18, 1899, from a stroke of
paralysis. His funeral took place from St. James's
Episcopal Church, Goshen, on Friday, April 2i.
He was educated at Burlington, Vt. ; Troy,
N. Y. ; New York University, and the Yale Law
School, and was admitted to the Bar in 1848. He
was an honorable member of his profession, which
he practised exclusively in Goshen. As a pension
attorney he acquired an extraordinary reputation.
He was greatly honored and respected by his
friends and neighbors as an upright, kind-hearted.
Christian gentleman, and his death was felt as a
personal loss to those who had known and loved
him.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Children of Martin Hoffman (74) and Margaret Bayard.
(See page 222.)
262 Samuel^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^ Martin^),
second child of Martin Hoffman (74) and Margaret
Bayard, was born at Red Hook, N. Y., in 1779,
and was baptized at Upper Red Hook, September
5, 1779. He went to live in the island of Jamaica,
West Indies, and remained there until an insurrec-
tion compelled him, not being a British subject, to
leave the island. He then returned to the United
States, and came to New York, where he lived for
many years at 625 Greenwich Street.
* See page 276.
476 €jjc I^offitian ciBcitcalogp
He was twice married. His first wife, whom
he married in Jamaica, was Elizabeth Saunders,
daughter of a British officer. She owned large
plantations there, and many slaves. By her he
had two children, one of whom died in infancy.
The second child was :
605a Janet Carrol, born 1817; mar. Arthur W. Gabaudan.
EHzabeth Saunders Hoffinan died in 18 17, and
Samuel Hoffman married, secondly, in New York,
Frances C. Livingston, daughter of Philip J. Liv-
ingston, by whom he had two children :
605b Alfred William, bom 1822; mar. Mary White.
605c Lydia Moore, born 182-; died unmarried, June 18, 1867.
Frances Livingston Hoffman died December
27, 1858; Samuel Hoffman died January 20, i860.
He and his wife are interred in the burying-
ground at St. Peter's Church, Westchester, N. Y.*
263 Stephen Bayard^ (Martin\ Nicolaes", Martinus^,
Martin^), third child of Martin Hoffman (74) and
Margaret Bayard, was born at Red Hook, N. Y.,
and was baptized at Upper Red Hook, May 27,
1 78 1. He settled in New York, and lived in
Barrow Street from 1838 to 1848. He married
Catherine Bayard, daughter of Colonel Vetch
Bayard, of St. John, N. B., and had five children:
6o5d Martin L., born 182 -,
6056 Robert, born 182 -.
* Records of Ch. of St. John Evangelist, New York.
^tlibentia 477
6o5f Stephen Bayard, born 1825; died in New York, Decem-
ber 12, 1847, and was buried at St. Luke's Church.
6o5g Margaret E,, born 182 -; died unmarried.
6o5h Anna Moore, born 183 -; mar. Charles Robert Bayard.
Catherine Bayard Hoffman died November 21,
1849, aged sixty-seven years; Stephen Bayard
Hoffman died March 2, 1850. They are both
buried at St. Luke's Church, New York,*
263a Henry^ (Martin\ Nicolaes^ Martinus^ Martin*),
fourth child of Martin Hoffman (74) and Margaret
Bayard, was born at Red Hook, 1783. He mar-
ried, in New York, Elizabeth Livingston, daughter
of Philip J. Livingston.
SIXTH GENERATION.
Child of Samuel Hoffman (262) and Elizabeth Saunders.
605a Janet Carrol** (Martin^ Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Martin^ SamueF), daughter of Samuel Hoffman
(262) and Ehzabeth Saunders, was born in Ja-
maica, W. I., in 18 17. Her mother died when
she was nine days old, and left her to the care
of her friend, Mrs. Carrol, whose husband, Dr.
Carrol, of New Brunswick, N. J., adopted her.
She was married at 34 Water Street, New York,
by the Rev. Dr. Forbes, April 5, 1842, to Arthur
Wellesley Gabaudan (born January 7, 18 14), son
of John Gabaudan, of the West Indies, and Pamela
* Records of St. Luke's Church, New York.
478 €lje l^offttian 45ciieaiogp
Ward, his wife, and a descendant on both father
and mother's sides of Huguenot families who emi-
grated from France during the persecution. Janet
C. Hoffman and Arthur W. Gabaudan had twelve
children, only four of whom lived beyond infancy :
1030a Edward Carrol Gabaudan, born 1843; mar. Josephine
Bell Jones.
1030b Josephine Geary Gabaudan, born June 19, 1844.
1030C Margaretta Bayard Gabaudan, born May 15, 1847;
died, unmarried, April 24, 1887.
i03od John Arthur Gabaudan, born July, 1851, died August
6, 1853.
Arthur W. Gabaudan died January 7, 1869,
aged fifty-seven years ; Janet Hoffman Gabaudan
died July 1 1, 1882. They are both buried at St.
Luke's Church, New York.*
Child of Samuel Hoffman (262) and Frances C. Livingston.
605b Alfred William" (Martin', Nicolaes^ Martinus^
Martin^ SamueP), son of Samuel Hoffman (262)
and Frances C. Livingston, was born in New
York, October 11, 1829, and was baptized Octo-
• ber 18, 1829, by the Rev. Levi S. Ives. He mar-
ried Mary White, and had one daughter :
10306 Fanny, born 185-.
Alfred W. Hoffman died of consumption,
September 19, 1862.
* Records of St. Luke's Church, New York.
5llbticnba 479
Child of Stephen Bayard Hoffman (263) and
Catherine Bayard.
6o5h Anna Moore*^ (Martin^ Nicolaes', Martinus^
Martin'', Stephen Bayard^), daughter of Stephen
Bayard Hoffman (263) and Catherine Bayard,
was born in 183-. She was married in St.
Luke's Church, New York, by the Rev. I. H.
Tuttle, D. D., May 15, 1859, to her cousin,
Charles Robert Bayard.* They went to live in
St. John, New Brunswick, Canada, and had three
children :
I030f Robert Hoffman Bayard, born 186-.
I030g Ada Bayard, born 186-.
i03oh Catherine Frances Bayard, born 186-.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Child of Janet C. Hoffman (605a) and Arthur W. Qabaudan.
1030a Edward Carrol Gabaudan^ (Martin\ Nico-
laes-, Martinus^ Martin^ SamueF, Janet Carrol"),
son of Janet Carrol Hoffman (605a) and Arthur
W. Gabaudan, was born in New York, January
7, 1843, ^^^ was baptized at St. Luke's Church,
March 21, 1843.*
He was educated in New York at private
schools and New York University, and was an
accomplished linguist, speaking five different
languages. At the age of fifteen he was selected
by Captain Farragut as his clerk, and afterwards
^ Records of St. Luke's Church, New York.
48o cje J^offitian <^aicalogp
became Admiral Farragut's private secretary.
" He had just the quickness of intellect and ap-
preciation of the tremendous oncoming crisis to
make himself indispensable to the Admiral, who
saw in the lad the unmistakable qualities for
martial greatness. If there was a delicate and
grave matter to be handled, he intrusted it im-
plicitly to Gabaudan." Farragut wrote of him
to the Hon. Gideon Welles about the time
of the siege of Vera Cruz : " Mr. E. C. Gabaudan
has been with me some years, is a young man
of fine abilities and education, and has on many
occasions shown his courage and intrepidity.
He has always been at my side in action, and
his last act of enterprise and courage was passing
down past Port Hudson with my dispatches to
the lower fleet in a skiff at the risk of his life."
Commodore Rowan wrote of him, February
22, 1868, to his flag-officer: "I beg leave to
bring to your notice Mr. Gabaudan, my clerk,
acting as aide and signal-officer, who was with
Captain Quackenbos and myself on the upper
deck on the trying occasion." Gabaudan was
also sent with dispatches to General Grant,
General Banks, and General Sherman, — to the
last mentioned a perilous journey of nine miles
on foot and on a mule, — and on all these occa-
sions received honorable mention. He was in
the engagements at Roanoke Island, N. C,
February, 1862; Winton, N. C, and Elizabeth
City, N. C, February, 1862; Newberne, N. C,
311bticnlia 48 1
March, 1862, as Admiral's Secretary; at Vicks-
burg, Miss., June and July, 1862 ; Port Hudson,
La., Grand Gulf, Miss., Warrenton, Miss., and
Grand Gulf, Miss., second time, March, 1862.
At Admiral Farragut's solicitation, Gabaudan
was appointed Lieutenant in the Marine Corps,
March 18, 1864. He was stationed first at
Boston, then at Brooklyn Navy Yard, and then,
on the Hartford, was for two years with the
Asiatic Squadron off the coast of China until
his health compelled him to return home. The
foundation of his disease had been laid by his
sleeping in wet clothes on his bearing of de-
spatches to Generals Grant and Sherman ; and
though he rallied for a time and was able to
perform his duties at the Navy Yard, he died of
consumption March 27, 1868, at the early age
of twenty-six. He was buried at St. Luke's
Church, New York, with military honors, a
large circle of relatives and friends and brother
officers, by whom he was greatly beloved, unit-
ing to pay their last tributes of respect on the
occasion.
Lieutenant Edward C. Gabaudan married,
November 23, 1864, Josephine Bell Jones, of
Pleasant Valley, Dutchess County, N. Y., and
had one child :
1030! Josephine Janet Gabaudan, born January 6, 1866; mar.
i. Frederick Webb, of Newton, Conn,
ii, Frank Grain.
31
APPENDIX
APPENDIX.
Emmerentje Claessen De Witt * was the daughter of Claes,
or Nicholas, De Witt, and was probably born at " Grootholdt
en Zunderlandt," in Holland, whence she emigrated to this
country, previous to 1656, with her brothers Tjerck Claessen
De Witt and Jan Claessen De Witt, t
THE BRUYN FAMILY4
From a paper by Thos. G. Evans, in N. Y. Gen. Record, IV, 5.
Jacobus Bruyn, from Norway, Martin Hoffman, from
Sweden, Hendrick Jochemse Schoonmaker, from Germany,
and Daniel Brodhead, from England, were (with others) the
founders and builders, the cultivators and protectors of the
villages, the farms and the homes in Ulster County that are
now occupied by their prosperous descendants.
Jacobus Bruyn was born in Norway, probably about 1645.
He emigrated to New Amsterdam, lived there for a time, and
then pushed on to Ulster County, settling in what is now
known as the town of Shawangunk. About 1677 he married
* Note to No. I, page 100.
tThe De Witt Family, of Ulster County, N. Y., in N. Y. Gen. Record,
XVII, 251.
t Note to No. 4, page 102.
486 €|jc I^offimn oBenealogp
Gertrude Esselsteyn, of Columbia County. She was the
daughter of Jan Willemse Esselsteyn and Willemtje Jans, and
was baptized in New Amsterdam, May 22, 1650. Jacobus
Bruyn died about 1684 or 1685, leaving his widow with three
young children. These children were :
Jan Bruyn, baptized October 6, 1678 ; probably died young.
Jacobus Bruyn, born November 30, 1680.
Hester Bruyn, baptized February 11, 1683.
After the death of her husband, in the year 1694, Gertrude
Bruyn, while still a widow, obtained from the royal government
a patent for a tract of land lying in the town of Shawangunk,
now known as the " Gertruyd Bruyn Patent." It was granted
to her and her three children, who were at that time minors.
Gertruyd Bruyn subsequently married Severyn Ten Hout, a
Hollander who came to this country in the ship Fox, in Sep-
tember, 1662. He was a baker in Kingston, and occupied
the adjoining patent, granted to Thomas Lloyd. He died
without issue, and left his property, including the Lloyd Patent,
to his wife's children, the Bruyns.
The daughter of Jacobus Bruyn and Gertruyd Esselsteyn,
Esther or Hester, married Zecharias Hoffman, son of Martin
Hoffman and Emmerentje De Witt, and resided in Shawangunk
on the East side of the Kill. The Bruyns lived in a house
located on their patent on the east side of the public highway
on the brow of the hill facing the lowland on the West side of
the Shawangunk Kill.
Jacobus, younger son of Jacobus Bruyn and Gertruyd Es-
selsteyn, married, November 18, 1704, Katrina Schoonmaker,
baptized November 22, 1684, daughter of Jochem Hendrikse
Schoonmaker and Petronella Sleght, and settled on the Lloyd
Patent, where he built a two-story stone dwelling-house near
the Shawangunk Creek, which is still standing. He died No-
vember 21, 1744, in the sixty-fourth year of his age, and was
buried at Zacharias Hoffman's burial-place near his sister
Esther. His wife, Katrina, died August 27, 1763, and was
buried at Kyserike, on the west of the Shawangunk Mountains.
THE CRISPEL FAMILY.*
Anthony Crispel, or Crepel, married in Mannheim, in the
Lower Palatinate, Marie, daughter of Matthew Blanshan, a
refugee, like his own family, from France, and soon after-
wards, April 27, 1660, set sail with his young wife and father-
in-law for the New World in the ship Gilded Otter. On
arriving at New Amsterdam they proceeded immediately to
the little village of Esopus, then just struggling into renewed
existence after the Indian war and massacre of 1659. Here
they settled and took up land. They had six children.
His first wife, Marie, having died, Anthony Crispell married
in 1680, Petronella Le Man, or De Mon, by whom he had
three children :
Jannetje Crispell, baptized June 4, 1682 ; died young.
Jean Crispell, baptized October 12, 1684; died young.
Jannetje Crispell, baptized February 7, 1686; married
Nicholas Hoffman, son of Martinus Hoffman and Em-
merentje De Witt."t
THE BENSON FAMILY4
DiRCK Benson, the first of the family to settle in this coun-
try, was originally from Groningen. He resided for a time in
Amsterdam, Holland, where he married Catalina (born 1625),
daughter of Samuel Berck and Tryntje Van Rechteren. He
*Note to No. 5, page no.
+ The Crispell Family, of Ulster County,in N. Y. Gen. Record, XXI, 83.
X Note to No. 15, page 125.
488 €tjc l^offtiian ^Bcncalogp
came to America in 1648. In 1649 he was resident in New
Amsterdam, where on August 2d of that year he purchased from
Henry Egbertson half of a lot located on the northeast side of
Fort Amsterdam on Manhattan Island. He was a resident of
Bevervvyck (Albany) as early as 1654.
Samson Benson, son of Dirck Benson and Catalina Berck,
was born July 4, 1652. He lived in New York, and owned a
house and lot in Smith Street (now William Street) and a pot-
tery, and carried on the business of a potter. He married
Tryntje, daughter of Matthew Abramse Van Deusen, and
Helena, his wife, by whom he had thirteen children.
Robert Benson, sixth child of Samson Benson and Tryntje
Van Deusen, was baptized January i, i686. He married,
March 14, 1708, Cornelia, daughter of Johannes (or Peter)
Roos, by whom he had four children :
i. Elizabeth Benson, baptized November 24, 1708; married
Harmanus Rutgers,
ii. Tryntje Benson, baptized March 3, 17 10; died young,
iii. Tryntje (Catharine) Benson, born 1712; married Colonel
Martinus Hoffman,
iv. Robert Benson, baptized November 27, 1715; married
August 18, 1738, Tryntje Van Borsum.
Robert Benson died in 1715, and Cornelia Roos Benson mar-
ried, in 17 16, Anthony Rutgers, by whom she had seven
children. Their son,
Anthony Rutgers, married, January 10, 1741, Margarita
Klopper, and had one son,
Anthony A. Rutgers, who married Gertruyde, daughter
of Nicholas Gouverneur, of Newark, N. J., and had,
with other children, a son,
Nicholas Gouverneur Rutgers, who married Eliza
Hofiftnan (No. 242).
Robert Benson, son of Robert Benson and Cornelia Roos,
and brother of Mrs. Martinus Hoffman, married Tryntje Van
Borsum, and had six children.* One of them was Judge
Egbert Benson (born 1746, died 1833). He was a member of
Congress from Red Hook, from 1789 to 1793. He owned
land near Red Hook, which he sold, in 1815, to John S. Liv-
ingston.
Another child of Robert Benson and Tryntje Van Borsum
was :
Robert Benson, 3d, born October 30, 1739. He mar-
ried Dinah Cowenhoven, and had eight children, one of whom
was :
Jane Benson, born in New York, March 13, 1794. She
married, May 7, 1822, Dr. Richard Kissam Hoffman (No. 266).
THE ROOS FAMILY.f
Gerrit Janse Roos married , and had a son,
Johannes Roos, who married Cornelia . Johannes
Roos died in 1695, leaving his three children to the care of his
father. The children were : |
i. Catarina Roos, born October, 1683.
ii. Cornelia Roos, born May 6, 1688. She married, March
14, 1708, Robert Benson, by whom she had four children,
one of whom, Tryntje Benson, married Colonel Martinus
Hoffman (No. 15).
Cornelia Roos married, secondly, Anthony Rutgers,
iii. Jacobus Roos, born March 29, 1689.
*S. V. Talcot's "New York and New England Families." Pearson's
" Settlers of Albany." Riker's " History of Harlem."
t Note to No. 15, page 125.
t Pearson's " Settlers of Albany." Riker's " History of Harlem."
490 €|)e J^offttian 45cncalogp
THE LIVINGSTON FAMILY.*
The Rev. John Livingston, born June 21, 1623, in Money-
abroach, Scotland, came to America about 1673, and is be-
lieved to have married a daughter of Philip Peter Schuyler
and Margaretta Van Schlichtenhorst. They had a son,
Robert Livingston, who became the patentee of Livingston
Manor. He married and had three sons, Philip, Robert, and
Gilbert.
Philip Livingston inherited the Manor. He married and
had seven children :
Peter Van Brugh Livingston, married Mary Alexander.
The Rev. John H. Livingston, a minister of the Gospel.
The Hon. William Livingston, Governor of New Jersey.
Philip Livingston.
Alida Livingston, who married, first, Henry Hanson ; sec-
ondly, Martinus Hoffman (No. 15).
Catharine Livingston, married John Lawrence.
Mary Livingston.
THE BRINCKERHOFF FAMILY.t
JoRis Dircksen Brinckerhoff came to New Amsterdam
from the Province of Drenthe in 1638. He married Susannah
Dubbells, and had four children, one of whom was :
Abraham Brinckerhoff, born 1632; died about 17 14.
He married Aeltie, daughter of Jan Stryker, of Flatbush, and
had nine children. Among his children were :
DiRCK Brinckerhoff, who married and had a daughter,
Diana Brinckerhoff, who married her cousin Isaac, son of
Joris Brinckerhoff.
* Note to No. 15, page 126.
t Note to No. 18, page 132.
JoRis Brinckerhoff, born March i, 1664; died March 27,
1729. He married Annetie, daughter of Teunis Gysbert Bogart
and Sarah Rapelye. She was the first white child born in the
State of New York, June 9, 1625. She died June 11, 1650.
Joris and Annetie had ten children. One of their sons was :
Isaac Brinckerhoff, born April 26, 1699; died June 4,
1745. He married his cousin, Diana (see above), and had four
children — amongst others, a daughter,
Aeltie (Letitia) Brinckerhoff, born June 18, 1735. She
married, first, Cornehus Van Wyck; secondly, July 6, 1775,
Zecharias Hoffman (No. 18).
THE DU BOIS FAMILY.*
Isaac Du Bois was the son of Louis Du Bois and Catharine
Blanchan, his wife, and was born at Mannheim in 1659. He
married at Kingston, N. Y., in 1683, Maria Hasbrouck. He
settled at New Paltz, and died June 28, 1690.
Rebecca Du Bois, born October 31, 1708, was the twelfth
child of Isaac Du Bois and Maria Hasbrouck. t
THE OGDEN FAMILY^
" John Ogden, his sister Hannah, and his brother Richard
were living in Stamford, Conn., in 1641, within a year after its
settlement. John married Jane Bond and had five sons. Early
in 1644 John and Richard Ogden removed from Stamford and
settled Hempstead, Long Island, of which John Ogden was
one of the patentees. At the expiration of five or six years he
removed to the east end of the Island.
* Note to No. 25, page 134.
tN. Y. Gen. and Biog. Record, XXVIII, 13, 15.
t Note to No. 68, page 149.
492 €()c l^offitian <^cncalogp
" In 1647 he had obtained permission of the town of South-
ampton to plant a colony of six families at ' North Sea.' He
was made a freeman of Southampton, March 31, 1650, and
was chosen by the General Court at Hartford, Conn., May
16, 1656, and again, in 1657 and 1658, one of the Magis-
trates of the Colony. He sat in the General Court as a
Representative from Southampton in May, 1659, and in the
Upper House, May, 1661, and afterwards. His name appears
repeatedly in the new Charter of Connecticut (obtained April
23, 1662, by Governor Winthrop from Charles H), as one of
the magistrates and patentees of the colony. He was held in
high honor at home, being one of the chief men of the colony.
" When it was proposed to him after the conquest of New
Amsterdam by the English to commence a fourth settle-
ment in the new and inviting region of Achter Kol, under
English rule, he readily entered into the measure, and became
(being a man of substance and distinction) the leading man
of the new colony. The Dutch having taken possession of
New York, Mr. John Ogden was appointed Schout for the
six towns (Elizabets Towne, Neu Uorke, Woodbridge, Piscat-
taway, Middletowne and Schrousbury), his commission dating
September, 1673. For more than a year the land was at rest.
The people hved on good terms with the authorities at Fort
Orange, and were secured in the enjoyment of their lands and
privileges. Ogden was virtually Governor of the English
towns in New Jersey, and the government was administered
very much after the fashion of New England. But the Dutch
rule was soon terminated. A treaty of peace was signed at
Westminster, England, February 9, 1673-74, providing for the
mutual restoration of all captured territory.
"Just as the year 1681 was expiring, ' good old John Ogden,'
whose wanderings for forty years had justly entitled him to
rank with the ' Pilgrim Fathers,' the acknowledged pioneer of
the town, in whose house the first white child ot the settlement
Genealogy of The Hoffman Family.
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1899.
A CORRECTION.
Pages 493=4=5.
David Ogden (1707-1800) married Gertrude Gouverneur, daughter of Isaac Gouverneur
(1673-172S) and Sara Staats, this Gertrude was born March 5, 1716, and baptised the ninth
of the same month in the Dutch Church, New York.
See also page 516.
Jie/ere/ices.— Baptisms and Marriages, Dutch Church, New York. Mss. Chart by Whar-
ton Dickinson, May, 1902, at New York Historical Society. The will of Isaac Gouverneur,
dated May 16. 1728, mentions the daughter Gertrude, also Samuel Staats, late of New York,
deceased. Abstract of Wills, New York Historical Society, page 352.
David Ogden (1707-1800) was the son of Colonel Josiah Ogden who married first Catharine
Hardenbush, daughter of Hardenbush Low, and she was living in 1705; secondly Mary
Bankes. Authors differ as to which wife was the mother of David Ogden.
I?eferences.—Co\lections of New Jersey Historical Society, Vol. VI, Supplement, 1866,
page 148. Yale Biographies, 1701 to 1745, by Dexter, page 373. Family Histories, E. E.
Salisbury, 1892, Vol. II, pages 236, 272-3, 357. Records Society Colonial Wars, New York.
was born, the accepted leader of the people, a pillar of the
Church and in the State, honored and trusted by all, lay down
and died, leaving the impress of his political and religious
principles, not only upon his children, but upon the commu-
nity that he had so largely aided in founding. A man he was
of more than ordinary mark, a man of sterling worth, of whom
the town, as well as his numerous posterity, should be grate-
fully mindful. He was called a ' malcontent,' and regarded
as ' the leading malcontent of Elizabethtown,' but surely, the
man that was held in such high esteem by the accomplished,
sagacious and pious Winthrop, the man who, both at South-
ampton and at Elizabethtown, had been an honored magis-
trate, loved and trusted by the people, and, during the Dutch
rule, the virtual Governor of the EngHsh portion of the prov-
ince, is not to be ranked with restless agitators because of his
persistent opposition to an arbitrary government. A true
patriot and a genuine Christian, he devoted himself while
living to the best interests of the town, and dying, bequeathed
to his sons the work of completing what he had so fairly and
effectually inaugurated — the establishment of a vigorous plan-
tation founded on the principles of civil and religious liberty."
David Ogden, third son of John Ogden and Jane Bond,
married Elizabeth Ward, and had four sons.
(Colonel) JosiAH Ogden, son of David Ogden and Eliza-
beth Ward, married, first, Catherine Low; secondly, Mary
Bankes. By his second wife he had five children.
David Ogden, eldest son of Colonel Josiah Ogden, was
born in Newark, N. J., in 1707, and graduated at Yale Col-
lege in 1728. He studied law, " rose rapidly in his profession,"
and "became one of its highest ornaments." In 1772 he was
appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, " and
probably no man ever brought to that station qualifications of
a higher order." Driven from the Bench by the force of events,
he fled to the British Army in New York, and remained there
494 €jjc Jpofftnan <23cmalogp
during the war. He went to England at the close of the war
and was agent of the New Jersey Loyalists for prosecuting their
claims for compensation for losses. His own estate, which was
large and valuable, was confiscated, but a liberal allowance
was made him by the British Government. In 1790 he re-
turned to the United States and settled on Long Island, where
he died in the year 1800, aged ninety- three.
He married Gertrude Gouverneur, daughter of Abraham
Gouverneur and Mary Leisler, by whom he had eleven chil-
dren, two of whom were :
Isaac Ogden.
Sarah Ogden, who married Nicholas Hoffman (No. 68).
Isaac Ogden, son of David Ogden and Gertrude Gouver-
neur, lived chiefly in New York and probably came there with
his father when the war began. Hamilton said of him in 1777
that he was " one of the most barefaced, impudent fellows that
ever came under his observation." At the end of the war he
removed to Canada, where for many years he was Judge of
the Court of King's Bench. He died at Montreal.
His first wife was Mary Browne, by whom he had two daugh-
ters. His second wife, by whom he had six children, was
Sarah Hansen, daughter of Henry Hansen and Alida Liv-
ingston (her mother afterwards married, as his second wife.
Colonel Martinus Hoffman, No. 15 in this genealogy).
Henry Ogden, son of Isaac Ogden and Sarah Hansen,
married Mary Hammond Seton, daughter of James Seton and
Mary Gillou Hoffman (No. 234), and granddaughter of Nicho-
las Hoffman (68) and Sarah Ogden.
Jacob Ogden, second son of Colonel Josiah Ogden, was a
physician. He married Elizabeth Bradford, and had seven
children.
311j[)j)cnbijc 495
William Ogden, son of Jacob Ogden and Elizabeth Brad-
ford, married Susan Murray, and had five children:
Elizabeth Ogden, married G. W. Giles.
Susan Ogden, married Lindley Murray Hofirnan (No. 505).
Mary Murray Ogden, married David Murray Hoffman (No.
504).
Murray Ogden.
Harriet Ogden, married Bishop Young.
Gertrude Gouverneur,* the mother of Sarah Ogden
Hoffman, was the daughter of Abraham Gouverneur, who mar-
ried Mary, daughter of the famous Jacob Leisler, and widow
of Captain Milbourne.
" Jacob Leisler arrived in New York in 1660, with the Dutch
West India Company. In 1689 he seized the Fort 'for the
preservation of the Protestant Religion,' and declared for the
Prince of Orange. As ' Captain of the Fort,' he built the ex-
tension now known as the Battery. He was the first Colonial
Governor of the State of New York, and was unjustly hanged,
with Captain Milbourne, for high treason, in the City Hall
Park, 1 69 1, and his estate was forfeited to the Crown. In
1695, Parliament passed an Act reversing the attainder, and
the State of New York indemnified his heirs. His bones and
those of Milbourne were taken up in 1698, and honorably in-
terred in the Old Dutch Church." t
VOLCKERT P. D0UW4
Volckert P. Douw, of Greenbush, Rensselaer County, N. Y.,
married Anna De Peyster. He was Recorder of the City of
* Note to No. 6S, page 149.
t Bolton's " History of Westchester Co., N. Y."
t Note to No. 73, page 155.
496 Cljc i^offman <25eiicalo0p
Albany, 1750 to 1760; Assistant Judge of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas in 1757; Mayor and Clerk of the Market, 1761,
1 762-1 763; Indian Commissioner in the Northern Depart-
ment; one of the Committee of Safety, May 4, 1775. He
held the office of Judge for many years, and was appointed
Commissary in 1779. He was a Senator from 1786 to 1793;
was Vice-President of the Provincial Congress in 1775, and a
member of the Assembly, 1757 to 1759.
His daughter Catharine, born November 6, 1751, married
Harmanus Hoffman (No. 73).
THE VREDENBURGH FAMILY.*
WiLLEM IsAACSEN Vreden Burgh, from The Hague, was
married in New York, October 19, 1664, to Appolonia Barents,
of New York, daughter of Jacob Barents Cool. He was a
soldier in the service of the Dutch West India Company, June
16, i66r.
JoHANNis Vreden Burgh, son of William I. Vreden Burgh
and Appolonia Barents, was born in New York, October 19,
1671, and died May 8, 1721. He married, September 12,
1696, Jannatje Monjour de la Montagne, daughter of Jan
Monjour de la Montagne and Marya Vermilye, and had eight
children.
WiLLEM Vreden Burgh, son of Johannis Vreden Burgh
and Jannatje de la Montagne, born November 26, 1704, mar-
ried. May 25, 1729, Willemyntje Nack (born March 5, 1710),
daughter of Matthias Nack and Angenietje Schaats, and had
thirteen children. He was a first cousin of William Rosen-
krans, who married Jannetje Hoffman (No. 10). He died
May 18, 1783.
Cornelia Vreden Burgh, daughter of Willem Vreden
*Note to No. 73, page 156.
3llppcntiij: 497
Burgh and VVillemyntje Nack, born May 14, 1754, married,
May 12, 1778, Harmanus Hoftman (No. 73).
THE VERPLANCK FAMILY.*
The first member of the Verplanck family to settle in this
country was :
Abraham Isaacsen Verplanck, who came to America in
i636.t He married Maria Vinge (Widow Roos), daughter of
Geyeyn Vinge and Adriana Cuvilje, and died in 1690. Their
son,
Gelyn Verplanck, was born January i, 1637, and died
April 23, 1684. He married, June 10 1668, in New York City,
Henrica Wessels.t Their son.
Jacobus Verplanck, of New York, was born December i,
167 1, and died October 3, 1699. He married, at Albany,
September 8, 1691, Margaret, daughter of Philip Peterse
Schuyler and Margaretta Van Schlichtenhorst.t Their son,
Philip Verplanck, was born June 28, 1695, and died Octo-
ber 13, 1771. He was appointed Ensign of a Military Com-
pany, February 27, 1722; and was Sheriff of Albany County
the same year. He was member of the Provincial Assembly
for Cortlandt Manor, 1734 to 1768; his right and seat were
recognized, June 11, 1734, and he was admitted, June 22, 1734.1
He married, at Flatbush, N. Y., April 10, 17 18, Gertrude
Van Cortlandt, only child of Anna Maria Van Schaick and
Johannes Van Cortlandt, who had inherited Cortlandt Manor
from his father, Stephanus Van Cortlandt. The Manor, by its
charter, was entitled to representation, but had not improved
the privilege until Verplanck was elected. Stephanus Van
Cortlandt, the first proprietor of the Manor, by his will, April
* Note to No. 73, page 156.
tN. Y. Civil List, 404-5. Schuyler's Col. N. Y., I, 201, 294-5. Ver-
planck Genealogy, N. Y. Gen. Record, XXIV, 41-44.
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14, 1700, devised to his eldest son, Johannes, "a neck of land
at the entering of the Highlands, just over against Haverstraw,
known by the Indians by the name of Monagh,"* and also-an
equal share with his other children in his other lands and
property. Philip Verplanck removed to Cortlandt Manor from
Albany, and it became the residence of himself and his de-
scendants. He died October 13, 1771, and was buried at
Cortlandt Manor.
Philip Verplanck, son of Philip Verplanck, of Cortlandt
Manor, N. Y., and Gertrude Van Cortlandt, was born August
30, 1736, and died June 20, 1777. He married, August 7,
1764, in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Aefje (Effie)
Van Exveen Beekman, daughter of Lieut. Gerard Beekman,
Jr., and Catherina Provoost. They had six children :
Catherine Verplanck, born 1765; married Harmanus Hoff-
man (No. 73).
Gertrude Verplanck, born 1767; married Anthony A. Hoff-
man (No. 85).
PhiUp Verplanck, born 1768; married Sally Arden.
William Beekman Verplanck, born 1770; married Melinda
Gordon.
Margaret Verplanck, born 1771 ; married Peter Mesier.
Anna Maria Verplanck, born 1773; married Colonel Andrew
De Veaux.
" Philip Verplanck made his home at the mill and farm
where his uncle WiUiam lived, on the Sprout Creek, near
Fishkill Plains, or Rombout Precinct, as the whole district was
then called. His occupation was that of farmer and miller.
"In 1768 Philip Verplanck replaced the house built by his
uncle William with a fine large stone and brick house of Colo-
nial style of architecture. The house has quaint Dutch doors
* Schuyler's Colonial New York, I, 295.
3IIpj>cnbijC 499
and mantels, and good wood carving in the interior. This
old house is still standing, and in a good state of preservation.
It is an excellent example of the architecture of the period.
One of the most interesting features of the house is the date —
1768 — marked in the gable by large black bricks."*
Aefje Beekman Verplanck died November 22, 1775, "aged
:^S years 9 months & 6 days," and was buried in the old Dutch
churchyard at Fishkill. Her husband, Philip Verplanck, died
June 20, 1777, and was buried at Fishkill by the side of his wife.
Catherine Verplanck, eldest child of Philip Verplanck
and Effie Van Exveen Beekman, was born April 21, 1765.
She married, November 4, 1786, Harmanus Hoffman (No. 73).
Gertrude Verplanck, second child of Philip Verplanck
and Effie Beekman, was born August 27, 1767. She married,
March 8, 1789, Anthony A. Hoffman (No. 85).
Philip Verplanck, third child of Philip Verplanck and
Effie Beekman, was born July 18, 1768, at Cordandt Manor.
He married, September 27, 1796, Sally Arden, daughter of
Thomas Arden, by whom he had five children :
Philip Verplanck, born November 16, 1797; mar. i. Augusta
Maria De Veaux, his first cousin, daughter of Anna Maria
Verplanck and Colonel Andrew De Veaux and had a
son Philip. She died in 1835, and Philip Verplanck mar-
ried ii. Euphemia Hoffman, another first cousin, the
daughter of Gertrude Verplanck and Anthony A. Hoffinan.
Mary Arden Verplanck, born October 21, 1802; died Feb-
ruary 20, 1820.
Eliza Arden Verplanck, born July 6, 1804; married her first
cousin, Philip Alexander Verplanck, son of William Beek-
man Verplanck.
William Beekman Verplanck, bom October 11, 1806; mar-
ried Maria Mercia McComb. He died July 9, 1839.
*" The Verplanck Family," page 172.
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Sally Arden Verplanck, born August 30, 1808; married at
Trinity Church, New York, September 3, 1833, Christo-
pher B. Miller. She died in 1856.
Philip Verplanck died April 12, 1828. His wife, Sally, died
June 26, 1834, and both were buried at Cortlandt Manor,
but their bodies were subsequently removed to St. George's
Cemetery, Newburgh, N. Y.
William Beekman Verplanck, son of Philip Verplanck
and Effie Van Exveen Beekman, was born March 2, 1770.
He married, July 12, 1798, Melinda Gordon, daughter of James
Gordon and Mary Ball, by whom he had three children :
Mary Ann Catharine Verplanck, born July 12, 1799 ; " died
the 19 July, 1804," and was buried at Fishkill Village.
William Gordon Verplanck, born October 12, 1801 ; mar-
ried Mary Elizabeth Hopkins. He died March 30, 1879.
Philip Alexander Verplanck, born January 22, 1804; mar-
ried Eliza Arden Verplanck, daughter of his uncle Philip.
He died September 2, 1872.
William Beekman Verplanck died December 30, 1804, and
was buried in the old Dutch churchyard at Fishkill Village.
Margaret Verplanck, third daughter of Philip Verplanck
and Effie Van Exveen Beekman, was born September 7, 1771,
and was baptized at Hopewell, N. Y. She married, June 15,
1 799, Peter Mesier, Jr., of Wappinger's Falls.
Peter Mesier graduated at Columbia College in 1789. He
was a member of a Huguenot family who settled early in New
York. They had also an old homestead at Wappinger's Falls,
Dutchess Co., where Peter was brought up. This house,
which was occupied by the British during the Revolution, re-
mained in the family until the death of Miss Maria Mesier in
1889. Since then the old house and the adjoining land have
been acquired by the village as a public library and park.
Peter Mesier was at one time a miller at Wappinger's Falls ; at
another period he was an alderman of the city of New York.
Margaret Verplanck Mesier died November 7, 1852, and
was buried in the old Dutch churchyard at Fishkill village.
Anna Maria Verplanck, fourth daughter of Philip Ver-
planck and Effie Van Exveen Beekman, was born October 19,
1773. She married, April 22, 1796, Colonel Andrew De
Veaux, of the English Army.
" How Col. De Veaux came to meet his wife is a matter of
uncertainty, for the War of the Revolution had been long over
and the English Army out of the country before Anna Maria
was even fourteen years old. It is possible that Col. De
Veaux was stationed in the West Indies, where Anna Maria's
uncle, David Beekman, was a merchant. He came occasion-
ally to New York, and it is possible that he brought young
De Veaux with him and presented him to his niece. Certain
it is, however, that after Col. De Veaux married Anna Ver-
planck, he left the English service and settled in Red Hook,
Dutchess County, where he built a large house of Grecian
style of architecture. There they lived liberally, and perhaps
extravagantly. Mr. Philip Verplanck, of Yonkers, who is a
grandson of Col. De Veaux, has a drawing of the house at
Red Hook, showing the park adjoining, of two hundred and
ninety-eight acres. The property bordered on the Hudson
River by Magdalen (now Cruger's) Island. The house and
land passed into the possession of R. S. Livingston, Esq., who
lived there until the house was burned several years ago." *
The children of Andrew De Veaux and Anna Maria Ver-
planck were :
Jane De Veaux, who married John Hare Powell, of Phila-
delphia, and had a son, Samuel Powell, of Newport.
* The Verplanck Family," pp. 1 83- 1 85.
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502 €j)c i^offitian oBcncalogp
Augusta Maria De Veaux, who married Philip Verplanck, the
son of her uncle, Philip Verplanck, and Sally Arden.
Philip Verplanck and Augusta Maria De Veaux had a son,
Philip, who lives at Yonkers, N. Y., and two daughters.
After the death of his wife Col. De Veaux returned to Eng-
land, where he died. His father, also named Andrew, sur-
vived him, living at Nassau in the Bahamas. Mr. Philip Ver-
planck, his great-grandson, has a copy of his will. In it he
divides his property into six shares, one of which is given to
the children of his deceased son, Andrew.
THE BEEKMAN FAMILY.*
William Beekman was the first ancestor of the Beekman
family in America. He was born in Zutphen, Holland, April
28, 1623. Some authorities give Hasselt, Overyssel, as his
birthplace, but the register of his marriage states that he is
" van Zutphen." He had been a magistrate and officer of the
Dutch Church in Holland, and came over with Peter Stuyve-
sant in May, 1647. ^^e founded the town of Rhinebeck on
the Hudson. He invested largely in land in New Amsterdam.
He was one of the Nine Men of that city in 1652, and in the
years 1653, 1654, 1655, 1656 and 1657 he was elected one
of the Schepens (assistant aldermen) of New Amsterdam, and
in 1658 he was Orphan Master of the city.
He was Vice-Governor of the South River Colony, on the
Delaware River, 1658 to 1664, and in September, 1664, was
Sheriff of Esopus. In December, 1653, he was a member of
the Representative Convention at New Amsterdam, and in
1690 a member of Lieutenant-Governor Leisler's Assembly.
He was Burgomeister of New Amsterdam, August 16, 1674,
and was elected Alderman of the city under the English at
* Note to No. 73, page 156.
twelve different dates until 1696, when he retired from public
life. " The old New York records tell us that the business by
which he lived and prospered was that of a brewer."*
He married, September 5, 1649, Catherine De Hoogh,
daughter of Frederick Hendriks De Hoogh, captain of a Hud-
son River trading-vessel, by whom he had three sons and four
daughters.
His sons were :
i. Henry Beekman (the Patentee), born in Wiltvvyck (Kings-
■ ton).
ii. Gerard Beekman.
iii. John Beekman.
WilUiam Beekman died in the city of New York, September
21, 1707, in the eighty-fifth year of his age.
Henry Beekman, son of William Beekman and Catherine
De Bough (or De Hoogh), was born in Wiltwyck (Kingston),
in 165 -. He married Joanna Loper, by whom he had five
children.
" Colonel Henry Beekman, Nicholas Bayard, and a few
others were the favorites of Governor Fletcher, who made to
them large grants of land on improvident terms. Among other
grants, Henry Beekman was given a tract sixteen miles square
in Dutchess County, on the Connecticut border, now the town
of Beekman, and another on the Hudson River, eight by
twelve miles, called Ryn Beeck, now Rhinebeck. He was
known as the ' Great Patentee.' It was such grants as these
that Lord Bellamont determined to vacate on becoming
Governor. Proceedings were accordingly instituted, the re-
sult of which was that Beekman lost several of his grants,
amongst others the one in Dutchess County. After the recall
*Verplanck Family, pp. 177-178. N. Y. Civil List, 61-63, 68, 347.
O'Callaghan's Register of New Netherland. Schuyler's Colonial New
York, I, 53, 58. Bolton's Westchester County, 1, 547, 54S.
504 Cjje l^offman <^cncalogp
of Lord Bellamont, Colonel Beekman was again granted the
Dutchess County property. It covered all the land East of the
Rombout Patent, and extended to the Connecticut line. After
the adjustment of the dispute with the owners of the Rombout
Patent, it came to be known as the Beekman Precinct, and to-day
the town of Beekman still perpetuates Henry Beekman's name.
" In Smith's History of Dutchess County it is stated that
Henry Beekman objected to the first grant made him in 1697,
of lands in Dutchess County, because the annual quit-rent to
the Crown (forty shillings) was too high. He therefore waited
until 1703, when he obtained a final grant of the same land on
more favorable terms." *
Colonel Henry Beekman died in 17 16.
The Hon. Gerardus Beekman, M. D., of Flatbush, Long
Island, son of William Beekman and Catherine de Hoogh, was
born in 1653, and died in New York, October 10, 1723. He
was Captain of Militia at Flatbush, 1681, and Major in 1689;
Lieut. -Colonel of King's County MiHtia in 1698, and Colonel
of the Regiment, 1700 to 1703. He was a member of Lieut. -
Governor Leisler's Council, 1690-91 ; a member of the Council
of the Colony of New York, 1702-23 ; and Acting Governor of
New York, as President of the Council, in 17 10. He was
Justice of the Peace of Long Island, 1689, and County Judge
of King's County, 1700.!
He married, October 25, 1677, Magdaleen Abeel (born
1 66 1, died September 14, 1730), daughter of Stoffel Jans
Abeel, Master Carpenter of Albany (born 1623), and Neeltje
Jans Croon, by whom he had eight children.!
* "The Verplanck Family," pp. 176-177.
t New York Civil List, 165, 363, 489. Martha Lamb's " History of New
York City " (A. S. Barnes & Co.), Vol. I, 460, 478. Schuyler's Colonial
New York, Vol. I, 508. Year Book of Colonial Wars, etc. Bolton's Hist,
of Westchester Co., I, 548. Beekman Family Bible, in possession of Wil-
liam G. Verplanck, of New York.
%pmtiijt: 505
Lieutenant Gerardus Beekman, Jr., son of Gerardus
Beekman, M. D., and Magdaleen Abeel, was born at Esopus,
June 10, 1693, and died November 23, 1742. He married,
June 10, 1727, Catherina Provoost, daughter of William
Provoost, merchant, of New York, and Aefje Van Exveen.
Lieutenant Gerardus Beekman, Jr., and Catherina Provoost
had nine children. Among them were :
Gerardus G. Beekman, a Liverpool merchant, and factor
and consigner there of his brother David.
David Beekman, a sugar-planter in St. Croix, W. L, where
he owned several plantations, and died possessed of large
estates, worth upwards of $300,000.
Magdalen Beekman.
Aefje (Effie) Van Exveen Beekman.
Aefje (Effie) Van Exveen Beekman, daughter of Gerard
Beekman, Jr., and Catherina Provoost, was born in New York
City, February 16, 1736/7, and was baptized in the Dutch
Church, New York, February 25, 1736/7.
She married PhiHp Verplanck, of Rombout Precinct, Fish-
kill, N. Y., son of Philip Verplanck and Gertrude Van Cort-
landt, and had six children :
Catherine Verplanck, born 1765; married Harmanus Hoff-
man (No. 73).
Gertrude Verplanck, born 1767 ; married Anthony A. Hoff-
man (No. 85).
Philip Verplanck, born 1768; married Sally Arden.
William Beekman Verplanck, born 1770; married Melinda
Gordon.
Margaret Verplanck, born 1771; married Peter Mesier.
Anna Maria Verplanck, born 1773 ; married Colonel Andrew
De Veaux.
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THE VAN CORTLANDT FAMILY.*
Oloffe Stevense Van Cortlandt, born in Holland, 1600,
came to New Amsterdam in the ship Haring, 1637, as a
soldier in the service of the Dutch West India Company. He
was young and poor, but well born and well educated. He was
taken into the civil service of the company and rapidly pro-
moted. On retiring from the company's service, he established
himself in business and soon became wealthy. As friend and
adviser, he accompanied Peter Stuy vesant to Esopus and other
places in the province. He was of a most noble nature, active
in the Church, benevolent, kind and forgiving.
He held many appointments of trust. He was one of the
Eight Men, 1645; one of the Nine Men, 1649-50, and Presi-
dent, 1650; Schepen of New Amsterdam, 1654; Burgomeister
of New Amsterdam, 1655, 1656, 1658,1659, 1660,1662, 1663;
Orphan Master, 1657, 1660 and 1661 ; a delegate to Hartford
to setde the boundaries between New York and Connecticut,
1663; Commissary of Stores, 1640; and Commissary to treat
with Governor Nicolls to arrange the terms of surrender of
New Amsterdam to the English, 1664.!
The Hon. Oloffe Van Cortlandt married, February 26, 1642,
Anneke Loockermans (sister of Gerrit Loockermans), and left
seven children. He died in New Amsterdam, April 4, 1684.
One of his sons was :
The Hon. Stephanus Van Cortlandt, who was bom in
New York, 1643. He began business as a merchant in New
York, and was remarkably successful to the end of his Hfe. His
unimpeachable character for honesty and integrity procured
* Note to No. 73, page 156.
t N. Y. Civil List, 347. Schuyler's Colonial New York, 189-191. O'Cal-
laghan's New Netherland Register, pp. 14, 21, 30, 54, 59, 60. N. Y. Ref.
Dutch Ch. Marriage Register, 80, 216.
3llj>pcntii]c 507
him the confidence of the English governors. When only
thirty-four years of age, he was appointed Mayor of New York,
being the first native-bom New Yorker who had held that
ofiice. In 1683 he bought, by license, of the Indians 83,000
acres of land on the east side of the Hudson River, and a
large tract on the west side of the river, which in 1697 were
erected into a manor named Cortlandt, by Governor Fletcher.
He also owned land in Long Island and in Sussex County,
N.J.
He was Mayor of New York, 1677 and 1686 ; Judge of the
Court of Admiralty, October 5, 1678; Deputy Auditor-Gen-
eral, November 10, 1687; Secretary of the Province of New
York, June 6, 1688; Councilor of the Colony of New York,
1680, i688, 1 69 1 and 1700; Chancellor of the Colony of New
York, 1696; Receiver-General of Customs, 1687 and 1698;
Judge of the Colonial Court, May 10, i6gi ; Principal Surro-
gate, Prerogative Court of New York, September, 1696; Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of New York, October 30, 1700 ;
Lord of the Manor of Cortlandt, 1697. He was Ensign of
Militia, 1668, and Colonel of Militia, 1693, King's County,
having under him " six companies of ffbote and i company of
horse."
The Hon. Stephanus Van Cortlandt married, September 10,
167 1, Gertrude Schuyler. He died November 25, 1700.
Their son,
Johannes Van Cortlandt, married, June 23, 1695, in New
York, Anna Maria Van Schayck. Their daughter,
Gertrude Van Cortlandt, married, at Flatbush, N. Y.,
on April 10, 17 18, Philip Verplanck, son of Jacobus Ver Planck
and Margaret Schuyler, She died September 30, 1766. Their
5o8 €fjc i^offitian <(5cntalogp
son, Philip Verplanck, married Effie Beekman, and two daughters
of Philip Verplanck, 2d, and Effie Beekman married Harmanus
Hoffinan (No. 73) and Anthony A. Hoffinan (No. 85) respec-
tively.
THE SCHUYLER FAMILY.*
Philip Pieterse Schuyler was born in Amsterdam, Hol-
land, about 1628. He came to this country in 1650, and
settled in Beverwyck (now Albany), where he became a suc-
cessful merchant or " trader " with the Indians. He was dis-
tinguished for his fair and honorable dealings with them, and
instituted the policy which in time became the settled policy
of the Government towards them.
He was Commissary at Fort Orange, 1655; Magistrate at
Fort Orange, 1656, 1657, 1661 to 1679, ^^^^^^ ^^ interval of
four years ; Commissioner of Albany, 1678. He was a dele-
gate to the Mohawk Indians, 1655 ; and Vice-Director or
Deputy under Governor Stuyvesant, 1656, and retained the post
for seven years, being reappointed by Governor Nicolls. He
was commissioned Captain of a Company of Foot in Albany
in 1667, and Captain of a Company at Schenectady in 1669.
In 1662 he, with others, laid out the town of Esopus near
Kingston. t
He was married at Albany, December 12, 1650, to Marga-
rita, daughter of Brandt Arent Van Schlichtenhorst, of New-
kirk, Director of Rensselaerswyck, " by Antoine de Hooges,
Secy, of the Colony." He died in Albany, May 9, 1683.
Margarita Schuyler, daughter of Philip Pieterse Schuyler
and Margarita Van Schlichtenhorst, was born January 2, 1672.
*Note to No. 73, page 156.
t N. Y. Civil List. Schuyler's Colonial New York, Vol. I, pp. 99, 107,
108. League of the Six Nations, 262. O'Callaghan's Hist, of the New
Netherlands, II, 177.
She married, in Albany, September 8, 169 1, Jacobus Ver Planck,
son of Gelyn Verplanck and Henrica Wessels.
Philip Ver Planck, son of Margarita Schuyler and Jacobus
Ver Planck, married Gertrude Van Cortlandt.* Their grand-
daughter, Catharine Verplanck, married Harmanus Hoffman
(No. 73).
THE PROVOOST FAMILY.t
David Provoost came from Holland to New Amsterdam
before April, 1639, probably with Governor Kieft and his com-
pany in March, 1638. In 1639 he was an original grantee of
a parcel of land on the present west side of Pearl Street, near
Fulton Street, where for some time he resided. | The same
year he was engaged in trade, which was his principal occupa-
tion when not in the service of the Government.
He was in the employ of the Dutch West India Company
in America for many years, his first official position being that
of Commissary of Provisions and Tobacco Inspector in Jan-
uary, 1640.1
In April, 1642, he was placed in charge of Fort Good Hope
at Hartford, Conn., where the Dutch maintained against the
English for a number of years a separate and independent
government.t
In June, 1647, he returned to New Amsterdam, and his
name appears in the list of schoolmasters in that year. In the
list of the Nine Men, published February 2, 1652, his name is
at the head.t These were the immediate predecessors of the
Burgomeisters and Schepens, and of a municipal form of gov-
ernment in the city of New Amsterdam. They were the
chosen representatives of the entire commonalty, and it was
declared in their commission that what they did should
* See Verplanck and Van Cortlandt Families, pp. 497, 507.
t Note to No. 73, page 156.
t Cal. of Hist. MSS. (Dutch), 1630, 1664, page 67.
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be the act of the whole people. David Provoost was the
second notary in the city, September i6, 1652, and was also
an attorney and counselor, in which capacity we frequently
find him attending to suits before the Burgomeisters and
Schepens.
On May 23, 1653, Governor Stuyvesant and Council ap-
pointed him, with Johannes De La Montagne and Govert
Loockermans, a commissioner to attend the investigation of an
alleged conspiracy of the Dutch and Indians against the Eng-
lish, " being able to understand the Dutch, English and Indian
speeches." He was Sergeant in one of the Companies of the
Burgher Corps of New Amsterdam in 1653, and in April,
1654, was made the first separate Schout or Sheriff in Brueck-
elen, and removed to Long Island. In May, 1655, he is styled
Schout, or temporary Secretary, to the three adjoining towns of
Brueckelen, Amersfoort (Flatlands) and Midwout (Flatbush),
all of which were included in the Brueckelen district. This
position he held until his death in January, 1656.
He left a widow, Margaret GiUis (spelled also Jellis, Jelisen,
Yilus and Yelsij). She was the daughter of Gillis Jansen Ver-
brugge and Barbara Schut. She was probably married to
David Provoost in Holland. They had ten children. The
youngest one,
David Provoost, born in Connecticut, was baptized Sep-
tember 30, 1645. In 1674 he lived in The Smith Street (now
William), between Hanover Square and Wall Street, his esti-
mated wealth being $3000.
He was chosen in September, 1694, Assessor in the Dock
Ward, an office which he held until 1697-98. He married,
July 29, 1668, Tryntje Laurens (born in Amsterdam, Novem-
ber 14, 1650), by whom he had eleven children.
Their son,
William Provoost, born 1679, was baptized October 8,
3llj)})cntii): 5 1 1
1679. He died at New Barbadoes, Bergen County, N. J., in
1745. He was Assistant Alderman of the North Ward, 1708-
1709, 1709-10. In July, 1720, he was the owner, with others,
of the privateer Hunter^ which was charged with taking prizes
unlawfully. On June 17, 1722, Governor Burnet recom-
mended him, as " an eminent merchant of this city," to a seat
in His Majesty's Council in New York, and in July, 1723, he
was appointed a member of that body, in which he served
until August, 1732. About that time he removed to New
Jersey, and soon after was appointed a member of the Council
of that Province.*
He married, November 20, 1700, Aefje Van Exveen (bap-
tized December 19, 1683), daughter of Gerrit Corneliszen Van
Exveen and Wyntje Stoutenburg.* They had seven children.
Their daughter,
Catharine Provoost, born in New York, Octobers, 1704;
baptized October 8, 1704, married June 10, 1727, Gerard Beek-
man, son of Dr. Gerard Beekman and Magdaleen Abeel, and
was the mother of Effie Beekman, who married Philip Ver-
planck. t She died April 20, 1763.
THE STORM FAMILY.|
DiRCK Storm and his wife Marie Pieters came to America
from Groningen, Holland, in 1662. They sailed from Am-
sterdam, in the ship Fox, September 2, with their three children:
Gregoris Storm,
Peter Storm and
David Storm.
*The Provoost Family, N. Y. Gen. Record, Vol. VI.
t See Verplanck Family, page 49S.
\ Note to No. 259, page 221.
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This is recorded in " A List of Early Immigrants to New
Netherlands," as follows :
" Dirck Storm, from the Maiery of Bosh, wife and three
children, aged 6, 2 and i}{ years, Sept. 2, 1662."*
Dirck Storm settled first in Haerlem, and later purchased
from Maynard Journee his property at Bedford, Brooklyn,
consisting of houses, uplands and meadow, for fourteen hundred
guilders. In 1670 he succeeded Carl de Beauvais as Secre-
tary of Brooklyn; he afterwards served for some years as
Town Clerk of Flatbush, as Town Officer of Brooklyn, and as
Collector of Brooklyn. He subsequently purchased land in
Orange County. From 1691 to 1703 he was Clerk of Sessions.
He had seven children :
Gregoris Storm, born 1656; married Engeltie Van Dyck.
Peter Storm, born in Holland, 1660; married Margaretje
David Storm, born in Holland, 1661 ; married Esther .
Maria Storm, born in America, 166-; married Casper
Springstern.
Petranelle Storm, baptized in Brooklyn, June i, 1673.
Aeltie Storm, baptized in Brooklyn, October 20, 1678, died
young.
Aeltie Storm, baptized in Brooklyn, October 31, 1680.
Gregoris Storm, son of Dirck Storm and Marie Pieters,
was born in Holland, 1656, and came to America with his
parents at the age of six. He married, in America, Engeltie
Van Dyck, and had two sons :
Derrick Storm, baptized in Brooklyn, October 2, 1695.
Thomas Storm, baptized in 1697.
Gregoris Storm and his wife, as well as his brothers Peter
* New York Gen. and Biog. Record, XV, 40.
3ll|)pcnbtj: 513
and David and their wives, were members of the Old Dutch
Church, Sleepy Hollow, in 1697.
Thomas Storm, son of Gregoris Storm and Engeltie Van
Dyck, was born in 1697. He was twice married. He mar-
ried, first, Christina , and secondly, Mary, daughter of
Adolph Meyer, and widow of Johannes Sickels. He had seven
sons:
Garrit Storm, married Mary Sickels.
Goris Storm.
Isaac Storm, married , and had a son, a grandson, and
a nephew, all named Isaac.
Abraham Storm.
John Storm.
Thomas Storm.
Jacob Storm.
Garrit Storm, eldest son of Thomas Storm and Christina
, settled in Dutchess County with his brothers Goris (or
Gregoris) and Isaac. He married Mary Sickels, of Philipse-
burg, the daughter of his stepmother by her first husband.
They had six children :
Thomas Storm, born 1749; mar. Elizabeth Graham.
John Storm.
Catharine Storm, married John Currie.
Engeltsie Storm, married John Adriance.
Anne Storm, married Brinckerhoff.
Polly Storm, married William Hunt,
In the Church Book of Hopewell Church, 1771, there is a
record of seats allotted to Garrit Storm and his wife Mary, and
to Thomas, Engeltje, Caty and John, children of Garrit Storm.
33
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Thomas Storm, eldest child of Garrit Storm and Mary
Sickels, was born in 1749. He married, March 23, 1771,
Elizabeth Graham (born January 6, 1752; died July 7, 1832),
by whom he had ten children :
Elizabeth Storm, bap. at Hopewell, January 13, 1772. She
married James Manning.
Garrit Storm, bom 177-; died at two years of age.
John Storm, baptized at Hopewell, April g, 1776.
Garrit Storm, born 1778; married Susan Matilda (Gou-
verneur) Murgatroyd.
Thomas Hall Storm, baptized at Hopewell, August 3, 1781;
died unmarried.
Mary Storm, married John King.
Ann Storm, baptized at Hopewell, January 26, 1783; mar-
ried Peter Kuhn.
Hester Storm, married Charles F. Brunner.
Catharine Storm, married Ruggles Hubbard.
Stephen Storm, born December 7, 1788; died October 31,
1862; married Jane Maria Graham.
Thomas Storm was elected Assemblyman for Dutchess
County, April 29, 1783. He was one of the first Directors of
the Missionary Society in New York, 1796. He died August
4, 1833-
(Colonel) John Storm, second child of Garrit Storm and
Mary Sickels, married , and had two sons and a daughter.
The sons were :
Charles G. Storm.
George B. Storm.
Anne Storm, fifth child of Garrit Storm and Mary Sickels,
married Brinckerhoff, and had two children :
^Hjrpcntiijc 515
George Brinckerhoff.
Catharine Brinckerhofif, married Remsen.
Polly Storm, sixth child of Garrit Storm and Mary Sickels,
married William Hunt, and had two children :
William Hunt.
Polly Hunt, married William Regna.
Garrit Storm, son of Thomas Storm and Elizabeth
Graham, was born March 25, 1778, and was baptized at
Hopewell, May 3, 1778. He married, September 14, 1807,
Susan Matilda (born in the island of St. Eustatia, W. I., March
7, 1779), daughter of Isaac Gouverneur and Elizabeth Peach-
man, and widow of Samuel Murgatroyd, by whom he had two
daughters :
Glorvina Rossell Storm, bom 1808; married Samuel Ver-
planck Hoffman (No. 259).
Louisa Matilda Storm, born March 28, 1810; married Rob-
ert J. Livingston.
Garrit Storm died in New York, August i, 185 1. His wife
died October 31, 1835, ^"^ both are interred in the family
vault at Trinity Cemetery, New York.
Susan Matilda Gouverneur married, as her first husband,
April 18, 1799, Samuel Murgatroyd, who died August 6, 1806.
Their children were :
i. Susan Puech Murgatroyd, born in Philadelphia, February
13, 1800; died May 26, 1823. She married, June i, 1819,
Thomas F. Learning, and had one son :
Stevenson Murgatroyd Learning, born in Philadelphia,
February 10, 1822.
ii. Thomas Stevenson Murgatroyd, born in Philadelphia, De-
cember 22, 1801 ; died in St. Croix, April 17, 182 1.
5 1 6 €j)e JpofBitian <i5encalogp
iii, Isaac Gouverneur Murgatroyd, born July i6, 1803; died
February 3, 1867.
iv. Mary Gould Murgatroyd, born February 7, 1805; married,
April 25, 1827, Philip Verplanck Hoffman (No. 255).
She died November 14, 1828.
THE GOUVERNEUR FAMILY.*
Nicholas Gouverneur married Machtelt, daughter of
Isaac (?) de Riener and Lysbeth Grevenraet (died December
25, 1687).
Isaac Gouverneur, son of Nicholas Gouverneur and
Machtelt de Riener, born 16 — , married, June 24, 1704, Sara
Staats, daughter of Samuel Staats, M, D., and Johanna Ryn-
ders. Isaac Gouverneur died in 1728.
Nicholas Gouverneur, son of Isaac Gouverneur and Sara
Staats, was baptized April 19, 17 13. He married Mary .
His will was proved April 7, 1787.
Isaac Gouverneur, son of Nicholas and Mary Gouverneur,
was born 174-. He married, June 15, 1777, Elizabeth
Peachman (born August 29, 1760; died December 8, 1831),
daughter of and Susanna Peachman, and had two
children :
Susan Matilda Gouverneur, born 1779; married i. Samuel
Murgatroyd. ii. Garrit Storm, t
Isaac Gouverneur, Jr., bom September 26, 1783; died
October 18, 1784.
DR. RICHARD BAYLEY. }
Dr. Richard Bayley was the first Professor of Anatomy in
Columbia College, and the originator of the New York system
* Note to No. 259, page 221.
t See Storm Family, page 515. t Note to No. 493, page 262.
of quarantine laws. He died of a ship's fever while exercising
his official duties on the quarantine grounds, and was buried in
St. Andrew's Churchyard, Richmond, Staten Island.
THE ELMENDORF FAMILY.*
Jacobus Van Elmendorf, first ancestor of the Elmendorfs
in this country, was an early settler at Kingston, Ulster County,
N. Y., with whose history and that of its old Dutch Church
he was closely identified. He was there as early as 1667, in
the spring of which year he was concerned in the " Esopus
Mutiny," in which the Burgher Guard, of which he was a
member, were arrayed in arms a:gainst Captain Broadhead
and the English garrison under his command. The cause of
this uprising was the arrest and imprisonment of the sergeant
of the Burgher Guard, Cornelis Barrentsen Sleght. The
Burghers demanded his release, and Captain Broadhead in
retaliation threatened to burn the village.
Jacobus Van Elmendorf married at Kingston, N. Y., April
25, 1667, Grietje Aertsen (Van Wagenen). They had five
children :
i. Coenradt Van Elmendorf, born 1669.
ii. Geertje Van Elmendorf, born 1672; married Evert Wyn-
koop.
iii. Anna Van Elmendorf, married Matthys Jansen.
iv. Jacobus Van Elmendorf, born 1678; married Antje Cool.
V. Teola Van Elmendorf, born 1684.
Coenradt Van Elmendorf, son of Jacobus Van Elmen-
dorf and Grietje Aertsen (Van Wagenen), was baptized at
Kingston, March 12, 1669. He married, first, June 28, 1693,
Ariantje Gerritse Van der Bergh; and secondly, November 25,
1704, Blandina Kiersted (baptized January 8, 1682), daughter
* Note to No. 601, page 313.
33*
5 1 8 €|)c J^offttian ^cncalogp
of Roeleff Kiersted and Eike Roosa, and granddaughter of
Dr. Hans Kiersted and Sarah Roeleffe Janse, and great-grand-
daughter of Roeleffe and Anneke Janse, of Trinity Church fame.
By his first wife Coenradt Van Ehiiendorf had four children.
By his second wife, Blandina Kierstede, he had nine children,
as follows :
i. Janneke Van Elmendorf, married Abraham Ten Eyck.
ii. Margaret Van Elmendorf, married Garret Dubois,
iii. Conrad Van Elmendorf, married Sarah Dubois,
iv. Sarah Van Elmendorf, baptized 17 13.
V. Petrus Edmundus Van Elmendorf, married Maria Crook,
vi. Lucas Van Elmendorf, married Catharina Wynkoop.
vii. Wilhelmus Van Elmendorf, married Janneke Louw.
viii. (Col.) Jonathan Van Elmendorf, married i. Magdalena
Smedes. ii. Catharine Ten Broeck.
ix. Tobias Van Elmendorf, baptized 1727.
Petrus Edmundus Elmendorf, son of Coenradt Van El-
mendorf and Blandina Kiersted, was born August 27, 17 15,
and was baptized September 11, 17 15. He married, April 29,
1744, Maria Crook (born August 15, 1721; died August 15,
1794). They had nine children :
i. Catharine Elmendorf, married Rutger Bleecker.
ii. John Elmendorf, married Margaret Zabriskie.
iii. William Elmendorf, baptized 1751 ; died young,
iv. Blandina Elmendorf, married Jacobus S. Bruyn.
V. William Elmendorf, baptized 1755.
vi. Elizabeth Elmendorf, married Cornelius Ray.
vii. Sarah Elmendorf, baptized 1759; ^^^^ young,
viii. Peter Edmundus Elmendorf, baptized 1761 ; died young.
ix. Peter Edmundus Elmendorf, married i. Elizabeth Van
Rensselaer. ii. Elizabeth Killian Van Rensselaer.
Petrus Edmundus Elmendorf died August 15, 1794.
3llpjpmbir 519
John Elmendorf, son of Petrus Edmundus Elmendorf and
Maria Crook, was bom in 1749, and was baptized March 24 of
that year. He married Margaret Zabriskie (born January 7,
1750; died November 24, 1809), daughter of Peter Zabriskie
and Martina Varick, and had six children :
i. Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, married Maria La Grange Van
Veghten.
ii. Edmund Elmendorf, married Elizabeth Curry.
iii. Martina Elmendorf, married Dr. Lewis Condiet.
iv. Maria Elmendorf, married Ferdinand Vanderveer.
V. William Crook Elmendorf, married Maria Dumont.
vi. James B. Elmendorf, married Elizabeth Yard Freling-
huysen.
John Elmendorf died July 4, 181 2.
Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, son of John Elmendorf and
Margaret Zabriskie, was baptized May 13, 1775, by Dominie
Doll. He married. May 24, 182 1, Maria La Grange Van
Veghten, daughter of Michiel Van Veghten and Elizabeth
La Grange, and had four children :
i. Margaret Zabriskie Elmendorf, married Samuel Sloan,
ii. Elizabeth La Grange Elmendorf, married the Rev. T.
Wyckofif.
iii. Peter Elmendorf, born 1826; died, unmarried, in 1851,
iv. Mary Crook Elmendorf, married the Rev. Eugene Augustus
Hoffman (No. 601).
Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf died July 19, 1852.
INDEX
INDEX OF THE
HOFFMAN SURNAME.
The figures in parentheses signify the date of birth ; the second figures, the
number of the individual in the Genealogy.
Aaron (1789), 188
Abraham (1747), 81
Abraham (1758), 88
Abraham (1771), 238
Abraham (1780), 184a
Abraham (1793), 298
Abraham, 47711
Abraham Weaver (1866), 822s
Abrani, 8226
Addison (1787), 296
Adelaide, 822k
Adeline (18 - -), 924
Adrian Kissam (1797), 269
Albert (182-), 477e
Albert Lincoln (1887), 1586
Alexander (1807), 313
Alexander (1812), 315
Alfred William (1822), 605b
Alice Augusta (1880;
Alice Golden (1887),
Alida (1790), 265
Ameha (1815), 543
Anaatjen (1721), 21
Anaatjen (1741), 71
. 138S
1343
Andrew Dewitt (1819), 457
Ann (1750), 82
Ann (1778), 286
Ann (1790), 518
Ann (182 -), 477c
Ann Gornelia Stoutenburgh
1071a
Ann Ehzabeth (1834), 659
Anna (1774), 249
Anna Abbott (1833), 650
Anna Maria (1797), 507
Anna Matilda (1842), 968
Anna Moore (183 -), 6o5h
Annetje (1665), 2
Annie Rutledge (1849), 885
Anthony (1711), 17
Anthony (1739), 70
Anthony (1781), 293
Anthony (1783), 294
Anthony A. (1756), 85
Anthony M. (1775), 261
Anthony N. (1780), 287
Antje (1709), 16
Arthur Gilman (1838), 853
[1849).
524
€|)e J^offttian oBencaiogp
Arthur Oilman (1872), 1287
Augusta, 47311
Augustus (1824), 646
Beekman Verplanck (1789), 254
Beekman Verplanck (1789), 305
Benjamin (1787), 149
Benjamin, 473a
Beulah (1840), 839
Bronson (1859), ^^260
Burrall (1842), 840
Charles Addison (1862), 1072
Charles Burrall (1820), 895
Charles Edward (1791), 306
Charles Eugene (1838), 966
Charles Fenno (1806), 522
Charles Fenno (1894), 1353
Charles Frederick (1830), 602
Charles Frederick (1856), 1025
Charles Gouverneur (1886), 1436
Charles Howard (1878), 1482b
Charles Odgen (1807), 271
Charlotte Wilkins (1808), 580
Cadwalader Golden (1874), 1342
Chatriane (1774), 344
Gadwallader Golden (1819), 516
Claude (1868), 1099
Calvin (1817), 477
Cornelia (1734), (>1
Camilla, 822I
Cornelia (1777), 176
Caroline (1839), 653
Cornelia (1784), 346
Caroline Golden (1864), 884
Cornelia (1808), 474
Carroll (1834), 604
Cornelia (1820), 644
Catharine (1772), 282
Cornelia Augusta (1825), 617
Catharine (1778), 302
Cornelia Catharine (1790), 297
Catharine (1800), 541
Cornelia Catharine (1873), 1075
Catharine (1816), 470
Cornelia F. (1810), 581
Catharine (1835), 651
Cornelia Schuyler (1875), 1482a
Catharine Ann (1788), 264
Cornelius (1781), 146
Catharine Ann (1817), 471
Cornelius De Witt (1785), 174
Catharine Coolidge (1839), 621
Catharine Douw (1779), 251
David Beekman (1793), 256
Catharine Douw (1797), 562
David Murray (1791), 504
Catharine Douw (1840), 967
Derick Brinckerhoff (1807), 542
Catharine Louisa (1811), 314
Dorothea Wolfe (1866). 986
Catharine Louisa (1850), 683
Dorothy Kingston (1886), 1345
Catharine Louisa (1866), 1073
Dubois (1831), 658
Catherine (1754), 84
Catherine Seyton (1840), 849
Easter (1815), 458
Gathrina (1754), 57
Edgar (1822), 656
Cathrina(i775), 240
Edna (188 -), 1108
Gathrina (1784), 155
Edward (1811), 512
Gatryntjen (1745), 53
Edward (1818), 643
Cecilia Seton (1815), 514
Edward (1823), 593
Charles (1795), 159
Edward Fenno (1849), 901
Charles, 477J
Edward Fenno (1888), 1347
Charles (1816), 642
Edward Seton (1830), 844
Charles (1822), 645
Edy (182 -), 654
Charles (1857), 1071b
Effie Beekman (1868), 1023
Sntier
525
Egbert (1823), 615
Eleanor Louisa (1864), 1030
Elias (1776), 284
Eliza (179 -). 242
Eliza (179 -). 538
Eliza, 473i
Eliza Jane (1806), 465
Eliza Henrietta (18--), 637
Elizabeth (176 -), 235
Elizabeth (1782), 147
Elizabeth (1795), 152
Elizabeth (1825), 647
Elizabeth (1834), 846
Elizabeth (1865), 1021
Ehzabeth Alsdorph (1809), 447
Ehzabeth Catharine (1783), 303
Elizabeth Cutler (1873), 1384
Elizabeth Hale (i860), 1283
Ella, 822dd
Ella (18SS), 1033
Ellen, 822q
Elmendorf, 822J
Emma Kissam (1835), 620
Emma Ogden (1866), 1262
Emily (1834), 851
Emily (1840), 592
Emily (1862), 1272
Eugene Augustus (1829), 601
Eugene Augustus (1863), 1020
Euphemia (1795), 307
Evert (1750). 34
Evert (1786), 156
Fanny (185 -), 10306
Florence (1874), 1103
Frances (1832), 837
Frances Wickham (1818), 832
Francis Burrall (1845), 1252
Francis Burrall (1882), 1585
Francis Silvester (1796), 292
Francis Suydam (1828), 648
Frederick (1831), 649
Frederick (1837), 848
Frederick (1875), 1104
Frederick (1895) 12350
Geertruy (1709), 8
George, 822r
George, 822bb
George Edward (1808), 523
George Edward (1884), 1350
Gertrude (1858), 1259
Gertrude Carroll (1870), 1024
Gertrude Seton (1851), 886
Gertrude Verplanck (1822), 671
Gilbert (1817), 455
Glorvina (i860), 1028
Hannah Murray (1824), 841
Harman Laidlie (1796), 257
Harmanus (1745), 73
Harmon Laidlie (1825), 587
Harriet (1817), 515
Harriet (182-) 477f
Helen (1892), 1352
Helen Elizabeth (1869), iioo
Helena (1794), 268
Helena (1824), 616
Hendricus (1778), 184
Hendrik (1719), 20
Henry (1783), 263a
Henry (1818), 459
Henry (1835), 847
Henry (1871), iioi
Henry Hanson (1801), 270
Herman (1827), 595
Herman Laidley Verplanck (1882),
lOOI
Hervey (1819) 477a
Hester (i747). 33
Hester (1790), 181
Howard (1838), 652
Hubertus(i785), 295
Ida (1721), 13
Ida (1757), 58
Ida, 8220
Ira (1828), 657
Isaac (1766), 236
Isaac (1782), 185
Isaac (179-). 540
526
€j)e i^offman <25cncalogp
Isaac Van Wyck (1813), 316
Isaac Wilkins (1822), 586
Isabel Wilkin (1864), 888
Isabella Wilkins {1812), 582
Jacob (1783), 179
Jacob (1785), 186
Jacobus (1720), 12
Jacobus (1752), 56
Jacobus (1775), 171
Jacobus (1810), 467
James, 477i
James Farquhar (1826), 517
Jan (1749). 55
Jane (1743). 79
Jane {1753). 97
Jane (1799). 545
Jane (1812), 640
Jane Silvester (1788), 289
Janet Carrol (1817), 6osa
Janneke (171 -), 10
Jesse, 822n
Johannes (1781), 178
John (1783), 185a
John Acklen (1878), 1344
John Addison (1804), 311
John Cadwallader (1889), 1348
John Jay (1792)- 151
John Theodore (1866), 1098
John Thompson (1828), 618
John White (1847), 900
Jonas (1808), 466
Josiah Ogden (1766), 233
Josiah Ogden (1817), 544
Josiah Ogden (1858), 902
Juha (1810), 524
JuHa {1828), 836
Julia (1834), 589
Julia (1835), 964
Julia Ann (1798), 563
Kate (1825), 594
Kate Mera (1884), I482d
Kate Seton (1853), 882
Katharine Stuart (1865), 1285
Laura (1810), 638
Laura Isabel (1857), 1026
Lefferts Suydam (1869), 890
Leighton (1841), 855
Leo Murray {1891), 1587
Letitia (1779), 90
Letitia (1819), 317
Letitia (18--), 681
Lewis (1890), 1351
Linda (1863), 1261
Lindley Murray (1793), 505
Lindley Murray (1832), 850
Lindley Murray (1869), 1286
Louisa Adelaide (1835), 590
Louisa Graham (1858), 1271
Louisa Verplanck (1896), 1435
Luther (1811), 475
Luther E., 822i
Lydia (182 -), 605c
Magdalena (1785), 160
Magdalena (1814), 469
Margaret (17--), 11
Margaret, 473g
Margaret Ann (1819), 460
Margaret E. (182 -), 6o5g
Margaret Elmendorf( 1899), i43Sa
Margaret Euphemia (1804), 260
Margaret Euphemia (1861), 1019
Margaret Townsend (1819), 670
Margret (1776), 175
Margret (1779), 177
Maria (1707), 7
Maria (1724), 22
Maria (1743), 72
Maria (1752). 35
Maria (1777), 241
Maria (1780), 345
Maria (1781), 189
Maria (1783), 154
Maria, 4736
Maria (1814), 476
Maria Addison (1800), 309
Maria Golden (1813), 513
Maria Gertrude (1798), 258
SnDcjc
527
Marragrietje (1794), 190
Marritje (1666), 3
Martin (1625), i
Martin (1747), 74
Martin (1763), 232
Martin (1773), 239
Martin (179 -), 539
Martin (1795), 506
Martin (1836), 852
Martin (1856), 1270
Martin Golden (1862), 887
Martin H. (1772), 248
Martin L. (182 -), 6o5d
Martin S. Wilkins (1828), 588
Martin Van Ness (1844), 969
Martinus (1706), 15
Martinus (1740), 30
Martinus (1781), 153
Martinus (1798), 299
Mary (1752), 83
Mary (1777), 285
Mary (182 -), 653a
Mary, 822m
Mary, 822aa
Mary Ann (1804), 445
Mary Ann (1814), 641
Mary C. (1819), 585
Mary Golden (1796), 520
Mary Golden (1840), 898
Mary Gromline (1825), 672
Mary Elizabeth (1854), 684
Mary Evelyn (1830), 619
Mary Gillou (1773), 234
Mary Louisa (1855), 1017
Mary Murray (1832), 845
Mary Seton (1805), 509
Mary Turner (1871), 1341
Mary Ulshoeffer (1868), 987
Mary Wynkoop (1841), 661
Matilda (1792), 519
Matilda (1809), 511
Matilda (1840), 854
Mattheus (1797), 260
Maud (1872), 1102
May (1878), 1105
Mima Hendriks (1808), 446
Moses (1789), 189
Moses, 477d
Murray (1791), 504
Murray (1826), 835
Mymy Hendriks (1812), 448
Nathaniel (1796), 183
Newton (182-), 477g
Nicholas (1736), 68
Nicholas (1774), 283
Nicholas (1790), 503
Nicholas {1791), 150
Nicholas (1811), 639
Nicholas (1814), 454
Niclaes (1724), 14
Nicolaas (1755), 87
Nicolaes (1680), 5
Nicolaes (1757), 37
Nikolas (1738), 'j']
Nikolas (1745), 80
Nora (1872), 1263
Ogden (1799). 521
Ogden (1823), 896
Ogden (1868), 1340
Ogden (1889), 1346
Oleta, 82266
Peter (1727), 23
Peter (1759), 86
Peter, 473d
Peter Alsdorph (1813), 453
Peter Douw (1775), 250
Peter Van Ness (1800), 564
Petrus (1716), 19
Philip Livingston (1767), 76
Philip Livingston (1793), '^^
Philip Verplanck (1787), 253
Philip Verplanck (1791), 255
Phebe, 473f
Phebe (182-), 477b
Phoebe White (1894), 1349
Polly (1792), 182
528
€()e Ipoffitian (i^cncalogp
Rachel (1894), 123511
Rebecca, 473b
Richard Anthony (1785), 304
Richard Kissam (1791), 266
Robert (1737), 69
Robert (1769), 237
Robert {1792), 536
Robert (182 -), 6o5e
Roscoe (188 -), 1106
Sally Maria (1811), 468
Samuel (1779), 262
Samuel Anthony De Veaux (1797), 308
Samuel Southard (1839), 897
Samuel Verplanck (1802), 259
Samuel Verplanck (1858), 1018
Samuel Verplanck (1859), 1027
Samuel Verplanck (1866), 1022
Sarah (1740), 78
Sarah (1745). 32
Sarah (1781), 173
Sarah (1790), 290
Sarah (1792), 158
Sarah (1793). 537
Sarah (1802), 546
Sarah, 473c
Sarah (1870), 1383
Sarah Austin (1836), 591
Sarah Catharine (1845), 662
Sargent Glenn (1887), 14826
Schuyler Van Vechten (1864), 1071c
Schuyler Van Vechten (1890), I482f
Serena (1803), 508
Serena (1843), 856
Southard (1867), 1339
Stephen (1781), 263
Stephen Bayard (1804), 605
Stephen Bayard (1825), 6o5f
Stoddard Ogden (1892), 1437
Stuart (1862), 1284
Susan (1785), 288
Susan Matilda (1832), 603
Susan Matilda (1853), 1016
Susan Ogden (1828), 843
Susan Ogden (1838), 838
Taatje (16 -- ), 6
Teunis (1790), 157
Theodore (1806), 312
Theodore (188 -), 1109
Theodore Addison (1844), 682
Theodore Trivett (1848), 1071
Van Ness (1847), 970
Virginia Golden (1864), 1273
Virginia Grace (1859), 883
Virginia Southard (1842), 899
Walter (1838), 660
Wickham (1821), 834
Will
Will
Will
Will
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Will
Will:
Will
Will
Will
Will
Will
Will
Will
Will
am (182 -), 655
am (182 -), 923
am (188 -), 1107
lam (1880), 1482c
am Bayard (1814), 583
am Bayard (i8i7),584
iam Henry (1837), 965
am Mitchell Vail (1862), 1029
am Ogden (1827), 842
lam Seton (1806), 510
am Seton (1867), 889
am Smith (1816), 456
am Stoddard (1898), 1438
am Wickham (1819), 833
am Wickham (1880), 1584
Zaccariah
Zachariah
Zachariah
Zachariah
Zacharias
Zach arias
Zacharias
Zacharias
Zacharias
Zechariah
Zecharias
Zecharias
Zecharias
(1802), 310
{1749). 75
(1776), 89
(1792), 291
(1713). 18
(1778), 172
(1781), 148
(1799), 161
T. (1747). 54
(171 -). 9
(16--), 4
(1743). 31
(1755). 36
INDEX OF OTHER SURNAMES.
The figures in parentheses signify the date of birth ; the second figures, the
number of the individual in the Genealogy.
Adriance, Robert (1835), 942
Akin, Catharine Thorn (186-), 1365
Robert (i860), 1364
Almy, Frances Janet (1849), 1389
Henry Beekman (1854), 1391
Joanna Maria (1847), 1388
Mary Linn (1856), 1392
Walter Duryee (1862), 1393
William Hoffman (1851), 1390
Andrews, Harry Fitchett (1864), 1492
Josephine A. (1865), 1493
William Sturtevant (1862), 1491
Annan, Anna Tuthill (1820), 810
Atterbury, Albert Hoffman (i860),
1291
Julia Stimson (1855), 1289
Justina Livingston (1855), 1290
Livingston (1852), 1288
Axtell, Anthony Dey (1834), 952
Catharine Laidlie (1836), 953
Henry (1832), 951
Babcock, Beekman (18--), 674
Caroline (18--), 1093
Courtlandt (18--), 678
De Veaux (18--), 676
Euphemia (18 — ), 675
Frederick (18--), 673
William (18 — ), 677
Bailey, James (1789), 534
John R. (1784), 532
Robert J. (17871,533
Sarah (18--), 915
34
Theodorus (18--), 914
William (1791), 535
Baker, Louisa Woods (1852), 1224
Bayard, Ada (186 -), i030g
Catherine Frances (186-), i03oh
Charlotte Hoffman (1840), 982
Elizabeth Annie (1846), 984
Isabella Hoffman (1849), 985
Julia De L. (1838), 981
Robert Hoffman (186 -), io3of
William Hoffman (1844), 983
Bayley, Carleton (1818), 827
Carleton James Roosevelt (1861),
1243
Grace Walton (1848), 1242
Guy Carleton (1850), 1241
James Roosevelt (1814), 825
James Roosevelt (1846), 1245
Maria Eliza (1823), 829
Mary Catharine Seton (1863),
1244
Richard (1816), 826
Richard Walton (1848), 1240
William Augustus (1821), 828
Beekman, Albert Woods (1880), 1569
Anders Tuthill Woods (1879),
1568
Anna Woods (1877), 1567
Astrid Woods (1889), 1573
Frederick Ferdinand (1886), 1572
John Pierson (1881), 1570
Louise Woods (1883), 1571
Robert Shemtander (1891), 1574
529
530
€ljc i)offman <^cncalogp
Bedford, Harriet (1796), 423
Sarah {1794), 422
Birney, Alfred Edward {1853), 994
Arthur (1882), 1407
Arthur Alexis (1852), 993
Catherine (1891), 1411
Catherine (1893), 1413
Dion (1889), 1410
Edith (1879). 1405
Elizabeth Fitzhugh (1869), loco
Florence Hoffman (1854), 995
Helen (1881), 1406
Herman Hoffman (1866), 999
Herman Hoffman (1891), 1415
James (1884), 1408
Katharine (1856), 996
Knox Boudd (1892), 1416
Lillian (1895), 1414
Margaret (1877), 1404
Richard Conway (1876), 1403
Theodore Weld (1864), 998
Ulric Hoffman (1850), 992
William (1886), 1409
William Verplanck (1858), 997
Bodle, Edwin Schuyler (1862), 1120
Bogardus, Anna (1787), 369
Annetjen (1713), 29
Ariantje (1759), 350
Ariantje (1797), 359
Arriantje (1762), 351
Benjamin (1747), 112
Catharine (1753), i^S
Catrina (1763), 355
Cornehs C. (i7S5). 349
Elisabet (1782), 367
Elisabeth (1742), iii
Everardus (1702), 26
Everardus (1732), 106
Everhardus (1738), no
Everhardus (1761), 354
Evert (1730), 99
Gerretje (1788), 376
Gerritje (1789), 370
Gerritjen (1728), 98
Henri (1784), 368
Jacob (1740), 102
Jacob (1779), 366
Jacob (1784), 357
Jan (1733), 108
John (1785), 358
Magdalena (1732), 108
Maria (1736), 101
Maria (1769), 356
Maria (1776), 365
Marytje (1709), 28
Nicolaes (1702), 27
Nicolas (1790), 377
Nicolaus (1734), 109
Petrus (1698), 24
Petrus (1699), 25
Petrus (1742), 103
Petrus (1749), 104
Petrus (1755). 352
Petrus (1792), 371
Rachel (1791), 378
Rebecca (1758), 353
Rebekka (1751), 348
Tjaatjen (1734), 100
Bogert, Charles Peter (1876), 1564
Boice, William H. (1874), mo
Brewster, Julia Anna (1858), 1507
Samuel (1852), 1505
Virginia Dunning (1855), 1506
Brinckerhoff, Abraham (18--), 547
Robert R. (18--), 548
Sarah (18--), 549
Brown, Friedland Duane (1855), 1174
Bruyn, Abraham (1761), 65
Andrew (180-), 208
Cathrina (1785), 212
Cornelia (1798), 207
Cornelius (1755), 63
Cornehus A. (1795), 215
Elsie (1807), 221
Geertruyd (1752), 62
Geertruyd (181-), 211
Gesenna Graham (1805), 485
Harrietta (1797), 216
Hester (1746), 59
Ida (1766), 66
Snbejc
531
Bruyn, Ida (1803), 219
Jacobus (1748), 60
James (1807), 486
Jansen (1793), 214
John (1801), 218
Maria (1789), 213
Maria (180-), 210
Nathaniel (1805), 209
Sarah Ann (1805), 220
Thomas (1799), 217
Tryntje (1750), 61
Zacharias (1757), 64
Bunce, Carleton Bayley (1879), 1579
Elizabeth Chester (1881), 1580
Grace Jewett (1884), 1581
Maria Roosevelt (1878), 1578
Russell (1886), 1582
Campbell, Emily (1847), 1159
Harriet Matilda (1845), 1158
John Wynkoop (1838), 1155
Juha Anna (1836), 1154
Paulina (1843), 1157
Virginia Wynkoop (1842), 1156
Chalmers, Agnes (1863), 1459
Cornelia Heermance (1864), 1460
Clark, Clarence (1865), 1510
Fannie (1859), 1509
Cook, Catharine Laidlie (1849), 955
Charles (1846), 954
Coolidge, Catharine Ann (1822), 612
Edward (1812), 608
Helen Elizabeth (1809), 607
Henry (1815), 609
Mary Evelina {1825), 613
Philip Hoffman (1829), 614
Richard Hoffman (1820), 611
Susan Maria (1818), 610
William Fessenden (1807), 606
Cooper, Edward Rutledge (188 -),
1331
Frederic (188 -), 1332
Halcot (187 -), 1329
Henry (187 -), 1330
Cornell, Elizabeth (1824), 920
Frederick (1835), 922
Jane (1828), 921
Margaret (1820), 918
Mary (1821), 919
Peter Martense (1814), 916
William Augustus (1818), 917
Crowell, Harvey Van Rensselaer
(1895), 1725
Merithew Stearns (1898), 1727
Schuyler Van Hoevenberg (1897),
1726
Danker, Elizabeth Harrison (1876),
1498
Frederick Harrison (1878), 1499
Walton Stoutenburgh (1874),
1497
Darrow, Agnes Elizabeth (1888), 1235
Frederick Edward Westbrook
(1879), 1231
Henry Dennison (1884), 1233
Herbert Van Wyck (1886), 1234
Marius Schoonmaker (1877), 1230
Dehon, Juha Dorothea (18- -), 988
Dekker, Annike (1794), 412
Catharina (1751), 128
Ehzabeth (1786), 410
Elsje (1798), 413
Esthor(i775), 405
Everhardus (1753), 129
Isaac P. (1779), 407
Jacob (1743). 124
Jacob (1756), 130
Maria (1746), 126
Maria (1777), 406
Maria Catharine (1806), 450
Nicholas Hoffman (1813), 452
Petrus (1749), 127
Petrus (1781), 408
Sarah (1783), 409
Severyn Bruyn (1791), 411
'Tjaadje (1744), 125
Zacharias (1773), 404
Zacharias Bruyn (1808), 451
532
€(je Jpofftnan <Dcncalogp
De La Charmoye, Jean (1888), 1401
Pierre (188 - ), 1400
Delafield, Charlotte (1889), 1662
Lewis Livingston {1887), 1661
De La Mater, Abraham (1771), 275
Anthony (1768), 274
Catharine (1779), 277
Catharine (1798), 622
Cornehus (1799), 624
David (1764), 272
David (1766), 273
David (1775), 276
David (1796), 623
De Lasseure, Alfred (1879), 1643
Alice Therese (188 -), 1645
Helen Post (188- ), 1644
De Meyer, Abraham Smith (1808),
757
Christina (1806), 760
Elisa (1801), 758
Ehsabeth (1768), 391
Hanna Cooper (1806), 756
John (1771), 392
Mareitje (1779). 395
Maria (1776), 394
Nicolaas (1773). 393
William (1803), 759
Denton, Abram Schoonmaker (1844),
1 197
Alice Louisa (1888), 1553
Anthony Yelverton (1858), 1202
Arietta (1815), 795
Arrietta (1839), 1194
Bessie (1887), 1549
Edgar (1855), 1201
Edgar (1889), IS54
Eliza (1859), 1522
Ehzabeth T. (1817), 796
Esther (1883), 1552
Esther Vail (1841), 1195
Eva (1872), 1542
Frances (1870), 1541
Frank (1862), 1523
Frank (1894), 1707
George B. (1864), 1524
Henry (1847), 1198
Henry (1874), 1544
Henry B. (1873), 1527
Henry Sammons (1887), 1548
Henry Yelverton (1812), 794
Ida (1877), IS47
Isabella (1876), 1545
Jane (1824), 797
Jane Van Kuren (1870), 1526
John (1852), 1200
Lewis (1877), 1546
Lewis A. (1850), 1199
Lewis A. (1890), 1550
Lucy (1873), 1543
Madeline Gray (1887), 1705
Maria Schoonmaker (1842), 1196
Marshall (1882), 1551
Mary Elizabeth (1895), 1555
Percy Hopkins (1893), 1708
Robert Jordan (1890), 1706
Sarah Jane (1837), 1193
Sarah Maria (1828), 798
William (1835), 1192
William (1868), 1525
WiUiam (1885), 1704
De Petite Ville, Raymond (188 -), 1402
Dey, Anthony (1829), 947
Archibald Laidhe (1801), 558
Catherine Antoinette (1810), 561
Joseph Warren Scott (1831), 948
Joseph Warren Scott (1832), 949
Lavinia Agnes Scott (1826), 946
Mary Laidhe (1807), 560
Mary Laidlie (1824), 945
Richard Varick (1801), 559
Richard Varick (1823), 944
Richard Varick (1835), 950
Deyo, Cora (18--), 1518
Doll, Cornelia Catharine Gascherie
(1793). 739
Downes, Adele Rushton (1856), 1005
Charles Albert (1826), 598
Eliza Homer (1883), 14166
Frances Harrod (1850), 1002
Frances Harrod (1895), i4i6g
3[nticic
533
Downes, Francis Foster (1854), 1004
Henry Hill (1828), 599
Henry Hill (1831), 600
John (1822), 596
John (1852), 1003
John (1B79), I4i6d
Julia (1824), 597
Mary Campbell (i860), 1007
Philip Hoffman (1858), 1006
Philip Hoffman (1891), I4i6f
Du Bois, Cornelius Bruyn (1776), 205
Henry (1774), 204
Hiram (1809), 472
Jacob Lowe (1801), 487
Lena Hoffman (1812), 473
Methusalem (1803), 488
Rebekka (1807), 489
Tryntje (1777), 206
Dumont, Peter (1783), 702
Dunning, Adeline (1817), 1138
Augustus (1828), 1144
Caroline Matilda (1827), 1143
Charles Edward (1822), 1141
James (1818), 1139
Theodore Wynkoop (1826), 1142
William Henry (1819), 1140
Dusenberry, Abraham, 822a
Ann Ehza, 822c
Leander, 822b
Mary, 822CC
Eckert, Catharine (1771), 402
Nathaniel Hoffman (1819), 768
Steven (177-), 403
Edsall, Charles (1862), 1161
Elliman, Arthur Benbow (1890), 1624
John Benbow (1888), 1623
Marion Hale (1892), 1625
Serena Hoffman (1886), 1622
Elmendorf, Antoni (1784), 704
Antonie (1794), 706
Ariantje (1759). 35°
Arriantje (1762), 351
Cornehs C (i75S). 349
Lea (1779). 703
Rebekka (1751), 348
Thomas (1786), 705
WiUiam Ten Eyck Livingston
(1880), 1660
Elting, Adelaide Harris (1882), 1475
Florence Marguerite (1887), 1477
Lottie Hoffman (1884), 1476
Fairbanks, Charles Francis (1872),
1423
Gertrude (1882), 1426
Henry Parker (1870), 1422
Julia Missroon (1877), 1425
Stephen (1889), 1427
William Kendall (1875), 1424
Fisk, Beulah Murray Livingston
{1888), 1616
Caldwell Hall (1893), 1618
Livingston Atterbury (1891), 1617
Forbes, Nathahe Livingston (1896),
1621
Freres, Isaac (1765), 167
Marytje (1763), 166
Thomas (1760), 165
Zachariah (1769), 168
Friedel, Annie D., 822X
Cornelia, 822W
Eliza Jane, 822U
Eugene B., 822V
George, 822y
Grant, 8222
Hervey, 822!
Luella, I235P
Tracy, 12350
Gabaudan, Edward Carrol (1843),
1030a
John Arthur (1849), i03od
Josephine Geary {1844), 1030b
Josephine Janet (186 -), 1441a
Margaretta Bayard {1847), 1030c
Galatian, Andrew Bedford (1825), 803
Andrew Bedford (1890), 1566
Anna Frehgh (1826), 804
Cornelia Schoonmaker (1821 ), 800
534
€jje ]^0fftiian <^eneaJogp
Galatian, Frances Jane (1824), 802
Frances Cornelia (1873), 1223
George Humphrey (1862), 1219
Harriet Bedford (1856), 1218
John (1852), 1217
John Andrew (1869), 1222
John James (1829), 805
Maria Bedford (1819), 799
Martha Eliza (1867), 1221
Mary Jane (1864), 1220
Sarah Denton (1822), 801
Garrard, Beulah Murray (1893), 1598
Catharine Wood (1897), 1600
Evelyn Stuart (1895), 1599
Gibbs, Ella Amina (1858), 1177
Myron Masten (1866), 1178
Thomas Burdette (1868), 1179
Gillespie, Elizabeth Stuart (1883),
1613
Evelyn Hoffman (1886), 1614
Louis Hoffman (1890), 1615
Gilman, Annie Witherspoon (1836),
869
Benjamin Ives (1827), 864
Chandler Robbins (1859), 1300
Golden Hoffman (1840), 871
Edward Hoffman (1842), 872
Elizabeth Hale (1838), 870
Ehzabeth Hale (1876), 1305
Mary Hoffman (1829), 865
Mary Stewart (1864), 1302
Robert Hale (1832), 867
Serena Hannah (1830), 866
Serena Hoffman (1861), 1301
Susan Hoffman (1834), 868
Susan Hoffman (1870), 1304
Virginia Phillips (1866), 1303
Goodrue, Charles Henry (18--),
1368
John L. (18--), 1367
Graham, Ann (177-), 201
Cornelius (1780), 203
Hester (1777), 202
Ida (177 -), 200
Levi Pawling (1772), 415
Maria (1769), 414
Grier, Jane (179 -), 347
Hackstaff, Caryl (1895), 1434
Mai Elmendorf (1882), 1432
Margaret Hoffman (1884), 1433
Haines, Catharine (1799), 463
Leentie (1800), 464
Ham, Caroline (1817), 325
Catharine (181 -), 321
Helen Letitia (181 -), 323
Hoffman (180-), 319
Jane (180-), 320
Maria {1811), 322
Richard (1815), 324
WilUam (1799), 3^8
Harris, Dudley Hoffman (188 -), 1324
Edward Seton (187 -), 1323
George McAllister (1876), 1322
Hawthorne, Alice (189 -), 1668
Bayard (18--), 1399
Heermance, Andrew (1798), 629
Andrew (1807), 633
Andrew Hallenbeck (1895), 1464
Anne (1802), 631
Augusta (1849), 1061
Carohne (1834), 687
Caroline Anna (1842), 689
Caroline Augusta (1809), 635
Cornelia (1794), 627
De Witt (1856), 1063
Edwin Van Ness (1868), 1112
Emma Warren (1866), mi
Harriet (1808), 634
Harrison (1812), 636
Isaac Henry (1849), 1060
Jacob (1791), 625
Jane Catharine (1792), 626
John Kierstead (1796), 628
Maria (1800), 630
Martin (1845), 1059
Martin (1852), 1062
Mary Jane (1832), 686
Radcliffe (1892), 1463
Samuel (1829), 685
Slnbcr
535
Heermance, Sarah (1804), 632
William T. (1837), 688
Helm, Caty (1800), 419
Clara (1868), 1167
Cornelius (1793), 417
George (1833), 770
George (1869), 1162
Henry M. (1840), 773
James (1849), 776
Jane (1875), 1163
John (1844), 775
John (1884), 1169
John Parrain (1789), 416
Leroy (1875), 1165
Lottie (1867), 1160
Nellie (1885), 1166
Nina (1872), 1164
Sarah (179 -), 418
Sarah (1835), 771
Selah (1804), 420
Selah (1830), 769
Simon (1843), 774
William (1871), 1168
Zachariah (1837), 772
Zacharias Schoonmaker (1808),
421
Henry, Frances Woodhull (1893),
1591
Grace Remsen (1888), 1590
Hornbeck, James Swarthout (1802),
484
Howell, Arietta (1847), 815
Humphrey, Bernard George (18--),
1565
Charles F. (185 -), 1215
George G. (185 -), 1213
Sarah Frances (185 -), 1214
William G. (185 -), 1216
Hussey, Gertrude Frances (1894),
1656
Margaret Clapp (1893), 1655
Huyshe, Gertrude Van Cortlandt
(1879), 1500
Jansen, Anaatje {1743), 5°
Annatjen (1772), 169
Cathrina (1775), 170
Cornells (1743), 49
Cornells (1748), 51
George Henry (1804), 754
Hester (1734). 44
Jacobus (1740), 48
Johannes (1740), 47
John Allison (1802), 753
Maria (1805), 755
Matheus (1738), 46
Nicolaas (1750), 52
Rachel (1736), 45
Zacharia (1732), 43
Jewett, Augustus Williamson (1851),
1248
Edward Woolsey (1858), 1251
Grace Bayley (1853), 1249
Harriet Roosevelt (1850), 1247
Jacob Boerum (1825), 932
Louisa Brown (1848), 1246
Mary Williamson (1856), 1250
Sarah (1827), 933
Johnston, Denton Vorhis (1890), 1702
James Herschel (1893), 1703
William Sherman (1892), 1654
Joline, Adrian Hoffman (1850), 1034
Catharine (1853), 1035
Cornelia (1857), 1036
Jones, Addison Porter (1877), 1684
Gilbert Lusk (1879), 1685
John (1833), 813
Julia (1827), 812
Sarah Tuthill (1838), 814
Judd, Theodore Hoffman (1898), 1500a
Keese, Anthony Hoffman (1848), 1070
Charlotte Suydam (1846), 1069
Kellogg, Clara, 822p
Kiersted, Arreantje (1776), 280
Catharine (1770), 278
Christopher (1780), 281
Sally (1773). 279
King, Alice (1848), 1335
Cornelia Ray (1845J, 1334
536
€J)c l^offman (ilScnealogp
King, Ellen (1854), 1337
Frederica (1852), 1336
Mary Rhinelander (1842), 1333
Laidlie, Catharine (1773), 245
Maria Gertrude (1776), 247
Martin (1769), 243
Martin (1774), 246
William (1770), 244
Lambert, Edgar Denton (1887), 1711
Frank (1889), 1712
Karl (1891), 1713
Paul (1896), 1714
Ray (1885), 1710
William Hayes (1B83), 1709
Lefever, Percy, iS75a
Livingston, Albert (1833), 862
Anthony Rutgers (1875), 1294
Athenia (1829), 861
Beulah Murray (1819), 857
Douglas (1894), 1619
Ellen (1841), 863
Helen (1895), 1620
John Kilsyth (1864), 1293
Lindley Hoffman (1826), 859
Lindley Hoffman (1862), 1292
Mary Frances (1823), 858
Serena (1828), 860
Lockwood, Mary Esther (1852), 1225
Louw, Benjamin (1779), 364
Jannetje (1770), 363
Petrus (1764), 361
Rebecca (1762), 360
Rebecca (1766), 362
Ludlum, Catharine (i860), 1306
Elizabeth Nielson (1893), 1632
Hasbrouck Lawrence (1871), 1311
Helen Serena (1873), 1312
James (1895), 1633
James Gabriel (1865), 1309
Louise (189 -), 1634
Maria Hoffman (1869), 1310
Robbins Gilman (1874), 1313
Susan Gilman (1863), 1308
Susan Hoffman {1889), 1631
WiUiam Edward (1861), 1307
Lusk, Charlotte Christina (1862), 1489
lone Ehzabeth (1851), 1485
Isabel Alida (1865), 1490
Josephine Augusta (1854), i486
Kate Eloise (1858), 1488
Mary AUce (1855), 1487
Mack, Horatio, 822d
Mapelsden, Elizabeth Hoffman (1877),
1686
Harold Hastings (1882), 1688
Madolin Mary (1884), 1689
Marion Home (1881), 1687
Reuben (1886), 1690
Martin, Lester, 1235I
Masten, Elam B. (1840), 793
Estella C. (1868), 1180
George (18--), 1519
George E. (1872), 1183
George Peter (1828), 789
Harriet A. (1875), 1185
Harriet Ann (1831), 790
Helen D. (1879), 1188
Henry M. (1880), 1189
Kate (1862), 1176
Marguerite S. (1870), 1181
Mary M. (1873), 1184
Mary Margaret (1825), 788
Matilda Catharine (1837), 792
Myron P. (1834), 791
Orrin (18--), 1170
Samuel N. (1877), 1187
Sarah Maria (1802), 711
Sarah Maria (1822), 787
Selah (1820), 786
Selah B. (1881), 1190
Thomas B. (1876), 1186
Vincent M. (1861), 1175
WilHam (1793), 710
William W. (1871), 1182
McAllister, Harriet Seton (184 -), 878
Mary (184 -), 879
Nellie (18--), 1326
Sfnbejc
537
McAllister, Richard (184-), 881
Richard (18--), 1327
Wilham (18--), 880
McClelland Ann (1798), 567
Jannet (1799), 568
Mary (1801), 569
Mary (180-), 571
Wilham (180-), 570
McCord, Abram (1815), 481
Catharine (1813), 480
Easter Jane (1808), 483
Ida (1784), 198
Ida (1804), 479
James (1780), 196
John (1782), 197
Margaret (1803), 478
Margretje (1786), 199
Rebecca (1818), 482
Thomas (1778), 195
McFarlane, Euretta Marjorie (1897),
1723
Norah Catherine (1894), 1722
Ronald Kenneth (1898), 1724
McVickar, Elizabeth Hoffman (1895),
1596
John Bard (1896), 1597
Phyllis (1893), 1595
Miller, Edith Macculloch (1873), 1269
Elizabeth Agnes (1866), 1267
George Macculloch (1870), 1268
George Macculloch (1886), 1592
Hoffman (1858), 1264
Lawrence McKeever (1889), 1593
Leverett Saltonstall (1863), 1266
Lindley Hoffman (1892), 1594
Mary Louisa (i860), 1265
Missroon, Effie Verplanck (1856), 1013
Frank Dupont (1848), loio
Gertrude (1843), 1008
Herman Hoffman (1858), 1014
John Downes (1854), i°i2
Julia Emily {1844), 1009
Mary Alice (1850), loii
Martha Louisa (i860), 1015
Mitchell, Edwin Charles (1843), 1125
35
Edwin Charles (1870), 1503
Richard Perkins (1866), 1502
Thaddeus Kinnear (1873), 1504
Morris, Catherine Luquer (1874), 1642
Charles (1873), 1418
Effie Verplanck (1879), 1419
Euretta Post (1868), 1641
Frank Bowen (1880), 1420
James Alexander (1893), 1501
John Missroon (1884), 1421
Maria Gertrude (1868), 1417
Philip Livingston (1875), 1041
Mould, Easter (1800), 444
Murphy, Elsey Katharine (i860), 1360
Nazro, Arthur Francis (1B82), 1416b
Edith Cornell (1877), 1416a
Katherine Verplanck (1885), 1416c
Nicholas, Emma (18 -- ), 892
Matilda (18--), 891
Nickerson, Hoffman (1888), 1431
Nicoll, Anne Camac (1881), 1558
Elizabeth (1846), 1207
Francis Gifford (1849), 1208
Henry (1879), 1557
Henry Denton (1844), 1206
John Dowdin (1839), 1203
Leonard Francis (1876), 1560
Margaret (1878), 1556
Sarah (1840), 1204
William Leonard (1842), 1205
William Leonard (1888), 1559
Niewkerk, Anna Dewitt (1796), 713
Benjamin (1794), 712
Maria (1798), 714
Northrop, Clara (1845), 1172
Mary E. (1843), 1171
Norton, Harvey Wood (1875), 1520
Ogden, Elizabeth (182- ), 908
Emma Seton (183 -), 913
Harriet Evans (183 -), 911
Henry (183- ), 912
Mary Seton (183 -), 910
Robert Bruce (1863), 1358b
538
^Jc i^offiiian <iI5mealo0p
Ogden, Thomas Seton (1865), 1358c
William (1861), 1358a
William Seton (182-), 909
Packard, Benjamin Franklin (1829),
1 136
Catharine Margaret {1827), 1135
Charles Isaac (1816), 1130
George Washington (1820), 1132
Harriet (1814), 1129
John Quackenbos (1822), 1133
Joseph (1818), 1131
Julianna Greenleaf (1833), 1137
Oscar (1810), 1126
Robert Lafayette (1825), 1134
Sarah (1813), 1128
Wynkoop (1811), 1127
Pattison, Edward Seton (18--), 877
Matthew Moncrieff (18- - ), 876
Pettengill, Charlotte Hoffman (1897),
1 691
Philip, Charles Eugene (1828), 963
Charles Worthington (1867), 1373
Elizabeth Worthington (1876),
1377
Gaston Pearson (1874), 1376
Harry Van Ness (1862), 1380
Harry Van Ness (1896), 1657
Herman Hoffman (1872), 1375
Katharine Maud (i860), 1379
John Van Ness (1823), 960
John Van Ness (1866), 1372
Laura Johnson (1863), 1381
Martin Hoffman (1826), 962
William Churchill Houston
(1880), 1378
William Henry (1824), 961
William Henry (1870), 1374
Pierce, Caroline Eudora Marguerite
(1895), 1521
Pitcher, Andrew Carlton (1893), 1482
Anthony Hoffman (1850), 1066
Edwin Hoffman (1883), 1470
Grace (1889), 1481
Harriet Newell Hughson (1881),
1469
Hoffman (1856), 1068
Jane Reed (1884), 1479
Laura {1845), 1064
Laura Gertrude (1893), 1471
Laura Vignes (1882), 1474
Mary Ann Hoffman (1881), 1478
May Emma (1876), 1472
Philip (1887), 1480
Sarah Jansen (1852), 1067
William (1847), 1065
William R. (1879), 1473
Porter, Eugene Hoffman (1855), 1382
Eugene Hoffman (1891), 1658
George Curtis (1894), 1659
Post, Alfred Seton (1845), 1354
Alfred Seton (1876), 1637
Alice Lee (1875), 1636
Elizabeth (1847), 1355
Ethel Maud (1878), 1639
Euretta Barnewall (1850), 1356
Henry Morgan (1873), 1635
Mabel Catherine (1880), 1640
Walter Bean (1876), 1638
Powers, Adeline (18--), 1359
Prime, Charlotte (1838), 975
Charlotte Hoffman (1881), 1395
Emily (1840), 976
Harriet (1843), 978
Henry (1847), 980
Julia (1845), 979
Mary Catharine (1841), 977
William Hoffman (1837), 974
Reed, Edwin (181 -), 698
Edwin Ezra (181- ), 699
Jane Maria (1822), 701
John (181 - ), 700
Reynolds, James (1886), 1583
Rhinelander, Mary Colden(i8i8), 894
Philip (1815), 893
Richmond, Cecilia (1882), 1325
Riesenberger, Charles D., 1235c
Cornelia Hoffman, i235f
Florence, 12351
George, 822h
Geofge C, 1235b
ginticr
539
Riesenberger, Jessie, 1235k
Martena E., i235d
Mary C, i23sh
Minerva, 1235J
Peter Freer, 12356
Ruth Ann, 822f
Ruth Ann, I235g
Sarah Dewitt, 1235a
Wilham, 822g
Robins, Amos (1889), 1575
Roberts, Charles Cornell (1885), 1319
Elizabeth Carpenter (1879), 1317
Frances (186 -), 1315
Frances (1835), 874
Francis Carrie (186 -), 1314
Helen Seton (188 -), 1320
Martin Hoffman (1838), 875
Martin Hoffman (1895), 1321
. Matilda Hoffman (1881), 1318
William Currie (1833), 873
Wilham Currie (1871), 1316
Rockerfeller, Chfiford Arthur (1896),
1682
Emily Catharine Estell (1897),
1683
Rodewald, Eleanor Hoffman (1890),
1439
Marie Louise (1895), 1440
Wilham McNeill (1897), 1441
Rogers, Benjamin Woolsey (1879),
1444
Helena (1849), 1032
Helena Hoffman (1877), 1443
Hoffman (1846), 1031
John Ferdon (1874), 1442
Roosevelt, Abraham (1753), 222
Alexander Hamilton (1804), 498
Catharine (1756), 224
Cornelia (1761), 227
Cornelia (1767), 230
Edward (1799), 496
Ellen Crosby (1868), 1239
Frankhn Delano (188 -), 1237
Grace {1789), 491
Grace (1792), 493
Grace (1830), 831
Grace Walton (1867), 1238
Hamilton (1805), 499
Harriet Howland (1825), 830
Helen (1768), 231
Helen (1881), 1577
Henry Walton (1809), 500
Isaac (1790), 492
James (1760), 226
James (1794). 494
James (1828), 823
James Barclay (1815), 502
James Roosevelt (1854), 1236
James Roosevelt (1879), 1576
John Aspinwall (1840), 824
Maria (1763), 228
Martin (1765), 229
Martinus (1754), 223
Richard Varick (1802), 497
Sarah (1758), 225
Susan Barclay (1813), 501
Walton (1796), 495
Rosenkrans, Henricus (1736), 39
Hester (1743). 4i
Jacob (1745). 42
Johannes (1769), 163
Lena (1782), 162
Maria (1776), 164
Rintelge (1739), 40I
Zachrias (1734), 38
Royce, Burdette (1846), 1173
Rutgers, Margaret Sarah Bayard
(18— ), 973
Sandford, Hoffman {1884), 1445
Olga (188 -), 1446
Schoonmaker, Abraham Taylor
(1805), 435
Althea Livingston (1873), 1226
Andrew Bedford (1810), 437
Ann Tuthill (1812), 438
Arriantje (1773), 132
Augustus (1799), 729
Cornelia (1842), 819
Cornehus (1778), 134
Cornelius (1797), 432
Cornelius Marius (1839), 817
540
€tjc j^offtnan (0cncalogp
Schoonmaker, Cornelius Wynkoop
(1794), 727
Elizabeth (1801), 434
Elizabeth Barnard (1868), 1229
Elizabeth Van Wyck (1874), 1227
Ella (1849), 822
Harrietta (1808), 436
Henricus (1758), 381
Henricus (1781), 135
Henry (1802), 730
Henry Barnard (1843), 820
Hezekiah (1791), 726
Jesse (1809), 732
John Wynkoop (1805), 731
Jonathan (1796), 728
Juhus (181S), 443
Julius (1847), 821
Maria (1771), 131
Marius (1811), 441
Mary Kain (1816), 439
Sarah (1775). i33
Sarah (1799). 433
Sarah Catharine (1810), 440
Sarah Catharine (1813), 442
Virginia Lee (187 -), 1228
Westbrook (1841), 818
Zacharias (1785), 136
Schuyler. Anna L. (1874), 1114
Anne Hoffman (1835), 692
Benjamin Griffin (1872), 1113
Edith May (1885), 1119
Henrietta (1879), i"7
John Edwin (1831), 690
Lucy A. (1875), iiis
Martha E. (1877), 1116
Mary Alice (1882), 1118
Nicholas (1833), 691
Seip, Albert Birney (1893), 1412
Seton, Alfred (179-). 527
Alfred (1853), 1357
Alfred Ludlow (1825), 906
Eliza Anderson {182 -), 907
Emma (18--), 525
Ethehnda (18 — ), 526
Euretta Barnewall (182 -), 905
Frances (182 -), 904
Helen (1893), 1647
Henry (1894), 1648
Laura (1855), 1358
Mary (182 -), 903
Mary Dorothy (1890), 1646
Mary Hammond (180-), 528
Sarah (18--), 531
Serena (18--), 529
William (18--), 530
Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock (18 — ),
1512
Mary Jennie (18--), 1511
Sleght, Johannes (1782), 374
Maria (1779), 373
Petrus (1791), 375
Rebecca (1774), 372
Sleight, Mary (18--), 943
Smedes, Blandina (1798), 461
Selsamus (1800), 460
Smith, Addison Wynkoop (18 — ),
1513
Alma Ann (1831), 1055
Andrew Heermance (1837), 1058
Archibald (1833), 1056
Caroline Augusta (1828), 1054
Charles Sherrill (18--), 1514
Davison Heermance (1875), 1462
Dora Eloise (18--), 1515
Edith Reeve (18--), 1516
Hannah Cornelia (1821), 1050
Isabella Hastie (1894), 1626
Juhet Cornelia {1861), 1461
Maria (1835), 1057
Martin Heermance (1823), 1051
Russell (18--), 1517
Sarah (1825), 1052
Sarah (1826), 1053
Theodore (1819), 1049
Theodore Oilman (1896), 1627
Souser, Elisabet (1807), 762
Peter (1807), 761
Starkey, George Henry, i235r
Stevens, Arthur Kingsley (1883), 1602
Barbara King (1897), 1611
gintic):
541
Stevens, Carrington (1898), 1610
Dorothy Hale (1897), 1608
Edith Barretto (1878), 1282
George Canning (1868), 1279
Henry Winthrop (1881), 1601
John Henry (1863), 1277
John Hoffman (1897), 1609
Leighton Hoffman (1875), 1281
Lilhan Hoffman (1885), 1603
Lindley Hoffman (i860), 1276
Maud Alma (1890), 1605
Murray Hoffman (1895), 1607
Ruth Fletcher (1894), 1606
Serena (1898), 1612
Serena Elizabeth (1888), 1604
Serena Hoffman (1859), 1275
Sidney Ganson (1866), 1278
Theodora Hoffman (1872), 1280
Winthrop Gilman (1857), 1274
Stillwell, Arietta (1887), 1540
Cornelia (1874), 1537
Denton (1870), 1535
George Du Bois (1871), 1536
Mary (1866). 1533
Minnie (1868), 1534
Stephen (1882), 1539
Stoddard, Eugene (185 -), 1484
Stoutenburgh, Amanda Cuyler (1827),
1085
Catharine Elizabeth Hoffman
(1830), 1086
Charles Edwin (1845), 1089
Edgar (1810), 666
Emmaline(i8i3), 667
Josina Catharine Eliza (1804), 664
Richard Anthony (1815), 668
Susan Isabella (1842), 1088
Van Courtlandt Augustus (1820),
669
Van Courtlandt Augustus (1848),
1090
Walton Street (1805), 665
Walton Street (1833), 1087
Straker, Catharine Hasbrouck (1892),
1630
o5
Henry Gilman (1889), 1628
Laurence Seton (1891), 1629
Strong, Anna May (1893), 1563
Charlotte (1864), 1255
Charlotte Remsen (1895), 1589
Eadith May (1890), 1561
Frances Burrall (1863), 1254
Helen Woodhull (1872), 1257
James Remsen (1861), 1253
Margaret Lawrence (1893), 1588
Marion Remsen (1874), 1258
Murray Hoffman (1867), 1256
Sarah Fanny (1854), 1210
Thomas B. (1848), 1209
Walter B. (1894), 1562
William Henry (1858), 1211
Tappen, Anna Maria (1789), 734
Annatje (1774), 388
Blondina (1787), 733
Catharine (1774), 3^7
Catharine (1776), 389
Charles De Witt (1798), 736
Christopher (1785), 390
Cornelia (1763), 383
Cornelia (1770), 385
Cornelia (i795). 735
Elisa Catharine (1800), 742
George (1772), 386
Georgiana (1808), 745
Harrietta (1805), 744
Henry (1805), 738
Luke Kirrsteedt (1796), 740
Maria (1762), 382
Petrus (1764), 384
Richard Wynkoop (1798), 741
Robert (1802), 743
Sarah Duboys (1801), 737
Teller, George (1832), 940
Mary (1840), 941
Ten Broeck, Ada Grace (1869), 1123
Ann Catharine (1813), 340
Annetjen (1764), 94
Christina Jane Elsie (1809), 339
Cornelia Catharine (1821), 342
542
Clje J^offtnan ^cnealogp
Ten Broeck, David Van Rensselaer
(1804), 337
Dirck Wessell (1792), 327
Francis Ferdinand (183 -), 697
George Edwin (1857), 694
Harmon Jay (1831), 693
Harmon Van Loan (1855), 1121
Hermanns Schuyler (1802), 336
Jane Maria (1818), 341
Jannetje (1759), 92
Jeremia (1770), 96
Johannes (1789), 326
John Henry (1872), 1 124
John Jeremiah (1806), 338
Juha (183-), 696
Lucy Jane (1859), 695
Maria Hoffman (1761), 93
Maria Hoffman (1801), 335
Maria Schuyler (1799), 329
Nicolaes (1767), 95
Nicholas (1796), 328
Nicholas Edwin (1825), 343
Rachel Jane (1868), 1122
Samuel (1756), 91
Wessell Ray (1894), 1483
TenEyck, Catharine Douw (1792), 565
Harman Hoffman (1794), 566
Joanna Beekman (1821), 972
Louise (1851), 1386
Stephen Vedder (i860), 1387
William Hoffman (1819), 971
Thomas, Caroline (1823), 926
Ehzabeth (1834), 930
John (1829), 929
Olivia (1823), 925
Robert Hoffman (1827), 931
Sarah (1825), 927
William (1826), 928
Thorn, Caroline (1819), 557
Caroline (18--), 939
Eliza (1805), 552
Esther (1810), 554
Esther (18 — ), 938
James (1817), 556
Mary (1813), 555
Mary E. (iB--),:935
Robert (1802), 551
Samuel (18--), 937
Sarah (18--), 936
Sarah (1808), 553
Stephen (1800), 550
Tiffany, Anna Cuyler (1885), 1698
Charles Otis (1852), 1495
Dorris (1889), 1693
Oilman Parris (1882), 1692
Humphrey Cuyler (1893), 1694
James Goelet (1896), 1697
Jeannette Du Bois (1891), 1695
Joseph Burr (1856), 1496
Joseph Burr (1888), 1699
Ruth Gildersleeve (1893), ^696
Stanton Gere (1895), 1701
Vera Gere (1890), 1700
Walton Cuyler (1850), 1494
Treilhard, Jules Jean Joseph Philippe
(1869), 991
Julie Marie Jeanne (1861), 990
Marie Julie Josephine (1859), 989
Tremper, Christina (1809), 752
Cornelia Elisa (1798), 747
Edward (1805), 750
Hannah (1809), 751
Jacob (1796), 746
John McGregor (1802), 749
WiUiam (1800), 748
Truesdell, Augusta (1841), 1082
Catharine Caroline (1832), 1080
Elizabeth Hoffman (1B30), 1079
Emmaline Alida Street (1826),
1077
Josephine (1841), 1083
Richard Anthony (1843), 1084
Stephen Byron (1828), 1078
Walton Street (1835), 1081
Tuthill, Ann (1797), 425
Arrietta (1804), 428
Charles Huggins (1818), 806
Cornelia Louisa (1820), 807
Cornelius (1795), 424
Daniel Strong (1799), 426
3jnti0jc
543
Tuthill, Hyram (1802), 427
James Madison (1812), 431
Mary (1822), 811
Mary (1829), 816
Mary E. (1822), 808
Sarah Maria (1809), 430
Sarah Schoonmaker (1824), 809
Selah (1806), 429
Uhlhorn, Beekman Verplanck Hoff-
man (1849), 1092
Gertrude Verplanck (1847), 1091
Van Aken, Nicholas Hoffman (1812),
449
Van Beuren, Charles Hoffman (1852),
1076
George Hoffman (1828), 663
Martin Hoffman (1772), 300
Sarah (1775), 301
Van Der Lyn, Abraham (1771), 140
Abram (1781), 144
Elizabeth (1783), 145
Geertruyde (1775), 142
Jacobus (1768), 139
Maria (1778), 143
Martinus (1773), 141
Nicolaes (1766), 138
Zacharias (1764), 137
Van Gaasbeck, Conrad (1789), 708
John (1786), 707
John (1792), 709
Van Gorder, Ann (18 — ), 781
Daniel (18--), 785
Emma (18--), 782
Harvey (18--), 783
James (18--), 779
Maria (18--), 778
Selah Tuthill (18 — ), 784
Simon (18--), 780
Van Hoevenberg, Alma Rogers
(1865), 1456
Andrew Heermance (1026), 1047
Charles Ruggles (1824), 1046
Charlotte Elizabeth (1850), 1450
Ehzabeth (1853), 1453
Esther M. (1829), 1048
Henrietta (1844), 1447
Henry (1850), 1452
Henry (1879), 1675
Huyler Wood (1882), 1676
James Dumond (1857), 1455
James Kiersted (1846), 1448
James Oliver (1821), 1044
Jane Catharine (1848), 1449
Jane Catharine (1855), 1454
John Kiersted (1823), 1045
Martin Henry fiSi-), 1042
Rudolph De Luce (188 -), 1679
Sarah Jane (1818), 1043
Sarah Louise (1883), 1677
William Phelps (1855), 1451
Van Rensselaer, Adelina Sybella
(181S), 577
Alida (1806), 574
Angelica (1807), 575
Annette (188 -), 1674
Catharine Hoffman (1803), 573
Charlotte Maria (1812), 576
Cornelia Rutsen (1801), 572
Elizabeth (1783), 330
Fanny (187-), 1669
Harriet Ann (1817), 578
Henry (1791), 331
Henry Peter (1794), 332
Herman Robert (1821), 579
Julia Phelps (187 -), 1671
Maria (1799), 334
Maria Hoffman (1797), 333
Nicholas (188 -), 1673
Schuyler (187 -), 1670
Walter Alexander (187 -), 1672
Van Sickle, Abraham (1775), 191
Andrew (1779), ^93
Margret (1783), 194
Sarah (1777), 192
Van Wagenen, Cornelia {1897), 1720
Eva (1893), 1719
Frederick (1888), 1715
Hattie (1889), 1716
544
€i)c ]^of6tian <^cncalogp
Van Wagenen, Helen (1890), 1717
Lewis E. (1892), 1718
Vermilye, Theodore Chardavoyne
(1886), 1678
Vignes, Anna Hoffman (1878), 1467
Laura Ethel (1893). 1680
Marion Helen (1874), 1466
Ruth Caroline (1895), 1681
Sarah Pitcher (1882), 1468
William Augustus (1871), 1465
Von Kettler, Alfred (1887), 1652
Alice (1878), 1650
Edward (1891), 1653
EUse (1880), 1651
Gerhard (1876), 1649
Wall, Francis Henry (1859), 1212
Watson, Eugene Augustus Hoffman
(1889), 1430
Henry Lee (1883), 1428
Mary Elmendorf (1886), 1429
Wells, Carohne Thorn (1866), 1366
Cornelia Hoffman (1863), 1038
Eliza Moore (1871), 1040
John Thompson (1867), 1039
Sarah Cornelia (1855), 1457
Walter (1861), 1037
Wilham Van Kirk (1858), 1458
Wetmore, Dorothea Murray (187 -),
1299
Jessie Livingston {186-), 1295
Livingston (186 -), 1296
Margaret Murray (187-), 1298
Robert Carryl (187 -), 1297
Whetmore, Katharine (18--), 934
White, Louise Laurance (1886), 1327a
Whiteside, John (18 — ), 1361
Mary (18--), 1362
Sarah (18--), 1363
Wilkin, Abbie (i860), 1528
Arietta (1862), 1529
Ida (1869), 1531
Stella (1864), 1530
Thomas John (1871), 1532
Williams, Almina Butman (1871),
1369
Archibald Laidlie (1848), 959
Catharine Laidlie (1840), 956
Kate Laidlie (187 -), 1371
Samuel Porter (1842), 957
Samuel Porter (187-), 1370
Winthrop Dwight (1844), 958
Willins, Edith Gertrude (i87-),i328
Woodward, Laura (1894), 1721
Wyeth, Caroline Lydia(i895), i566
Charlotte Grosvenor (1891), 1664
Charlotte Hoffman (1859), 1396
Elizabeth Jarvis (1898), 1667a
Frances Hawthorne (1893), 1665
George Archer (1897), 1667
George Edward (1863), 1398
Leonard Jarvis (1861), 1397
Leonard Jarvis (1890), 1663
Wynkoop, Abram (1786), 399
Anna E. (1851), 766
Annaatjen (1741), 119
Benjamin (1791), 401
Catharine (1786), 715
Catharine (1788), 400
Catharine Ann (1804), 723
Catharine Schureman (1834),
1148
Catrina (1739), 118
Christina (1738), 117
Cornelia (1734). "S
Derick (1792), 718
Edward McGinnis (1858), 1508
Eliza (1809), 724
Elizabeth (1744), 120
Emma (1838), 1150
Geertje (1752), 123
Harriet (1790), 717
Harriet (1793), 719
Harvey Huested (1846), 764
Jefferson (1801), 722
Johannes (1729), 113
John (1779). 396
John Quackenbos (1796), 720
John Quackenbos (1831), 1147
3(nticjc
545
Wynkoop, John Quackenbos (i8 — ),
"53
Julia Ann (1811), 725
Julia Anna (1826), 1145
Julia Anna (18- - ), 1152
Liedia (1749), 122
Maria (1736), 116
Maria (1757), 380
Martin (1781), 397
Mary Catharine (1844), 763
Matilda (1848), 765
Peter (1783), 398
Petrus (1744), 121
Pieter (1755), 379
Richard (1798), 721
Richard (1829), 1146
Sarah (1788), 716
Sarah Fulton (18--), 1151
Taatje (1731). 114
Virginia (1836), 1149
WiUiam Teller (1854), 767
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