He settled in Kingston in 1735, and died there November 10, 1791, and "was buried the next day with the honors of war." He left eight children, -- Elsie, wife of Abraham Salisbury; Catharine, wife of Abram Houghtaling ; Mary, wife of David Bevier ; Jonathan, who married Catharine, daughter of Cornelius and Catharine Wynkoop ; Joseph, who married Elizabeth Bevier; Jacobus, who married Maria, daughter of Charles De Witt ; and Daniel, who married Rachel, daughter of Colonel Jonathan Hasbrouck (his uncle), of Newburgh.

Isaac Hasbrouck, the second son of Josejjh, was born March 12, 1712 (O.S.). In 1766 he married Antie Low, widow of John Van Gaasbeck. They had three children -- Joseph, Elsie and Jane, wife of John Crispell. Isaac died April 6, 1778, "and was buried at the Shawangunk church-yard, near the buryingplace of Jacobus Bruyn's family." His widow, Antie, died October 2, 1784.

Joseph Hasbrouck, the son of Isaac and Antie, married Cornelia, daughter of Edmond Schoonmaker, and they were the parents of nine children -- Stephen; Sarah, wife of David Tuttle ; Maria, wife of Thomas Ostrander ; Jane, wife of Cornelius De Witt ; Katy, wife of Samuel Johnson ; Levi, George, Abel and Augustus.

Augustus Hasbrouck married Jane Eltinge, and left children -- Dr. Stephen, of Yonkers; Dr. Joseph, of Dobbs Ferry; Wilhelnms, Cornelius, Richard, Augustus, Cornelia, wife of William Simpson, Abraham, James H., Aaron, David, Herman and Edward.

1 Col. Jonathan Hasbrouck was the youngest child, and was born April 12, 1722. He married Tryntie, daughter of Corneli\is Dubois, and settled in Newburgh. He died .luly 31, 1780, and " was buried on his own land by two of his sons, between his house and the North River." His homestead is the famous " Washington's Headquarters," at Newburgh, now uwned by the State of New York.