Jannitie Requa, daughter of Glode, Sr., and Janette his wife, married Jacob Stymets, Apr. 10, 1:751, as appears on the old Dutch Church records.

Maritie, daughter of Glode, Sr. , married a Mr. McFarlin, or Farden. The Gabriel and James McFarden whose names appear on the muster roll of Capt. Gabriel Requa's Company, were probably their sons.

Margaret, daughter of Glode, Sr., married Samuel Husted oi Hempstead, E. I.

.Susannah, the other and youngest daughter of Glode Requa, Si., married Wolfert Acker, and removed to Newburgh.

Justice James Requa was one of the original members of the Baptist Church of Sing Sing, and was one of the Deacons elected at its organization Nov. 12, 1790. His brother John was probably also a member of that Church, as appears by a bequest in his will.

The story7 of the Requa family might well have been further extended, and in itself would make an interesting volume of history.

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he Paulding Family

The first local mention of this family, which became so prominent in this vicinity, is found in Riker's Harlem : "Joost Paulding married Catherina Duyts, 16SS. Came from Cassant, Holland, and lived in Westchester Co." Was for a time at Rastchester and came from there to Philipse Manor. While living here he married second, Sophie, widow of Tlieunis Krankheit, date of 1709. The following appears in records of the old Dutch Church : "Joost Palding expressed a desire to remove to New York with liis family and was asked to submit his account to the Consistory," date of August, 1710. Had probably been its Treasurer. It does not appear that he ever returned. The names of Joseph and Abram Palding appear in the census of New York city in 1737; probably sons of Joost. Joseph, who was born 1706, came to this manor to reside prior to 1755, for in a census of the north part of Philipsburgh of that year his name appears as the owner of two slaves.