He died in the year 1807, leaving the following issue, 1. William, "amerch;int of the city of New York. He was distinguished as a gentleman of liteiaiy taste, and in 1812 became a member of Congress. He was concerned with his brother, Washington Irving, and Mr. J. K. Paulding in writing for Salmagundi ;" b. 1700, d. 1821. He mar. Julia Paulding of Tarrytown, W. C. C, and left issue, 1. Lewis Graham, mar. Hale, and had
Lewis and Charles. 2. Rev. William Sanders of the Prof. Epis. Ch. d. s. p. 1823. 3 Oscar, late of Tarrytown, mar. 1st, Miss Dayton, 2nd, Eliza, widow of Mr. Romeyn. 4. Pierre Monro, counsellor at law, N. Y., mar. 1st, Miss Berdau, and 2nd, his cousin Helen da. of General Richard Dodge. 5. Henry Ogden of Tarrytown. G. Julia, mar. M. H. Grinnel, Esq., of N. Y. II. Anne, b. 1770, mar. General Richard Dodge of Johnstown, Montgomery Co. she died A. D. 1808. III. Peter Irving, M. D., of Tarrytown, b. in N. Y. 1772, d. 1837, interred at Greenburgh. IV. Catharine Rodgers, b. 1774, mar. Daniel Paris, Esq., son of the late Colonel Isaac Paris. V. Ebenezer of Tarrytown, b. 1776, mar.
Elizabeth Kip, (who died in 1827,) a descendant of the old Dutch family of that name in the city of N. Y. Their children are 1. Pierre Paris, a clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church, mar. Anna, da. of John Duer, Esq., a grandson of the late Major General William Ale.'cander, (Lord Sterling,) and has issue, Leslie, Alexander Duer, Anna, &c. 2. Edgar, mar. Ainanda, da. of Thomas Tenant, Esq., of Baltimore, and has issue, Washington. 3. Theodore, a professor in Geneva College, mar. Jane, da. of the late Hon. Jacob Sutherland. 4. Sanders, mar. Julia, da. of John A.