Two sous died younthe eldest son. 1 John, born 23 January I7S6, died 22 October 1853 banker- President Phenix Eank, President New York State Agricultural Society &c married twice, 1st in England to a cousin Mary, only child of John Roberts of Whitchurch., Burks and left issue. 2nd to Harriet ^Vadsworth, dau-hter of Col Benjamin Tallmadge of Litchfield, Conn., and left issue. 2d Joseph born -^3 August 1700, died 12 February, 1875, married Julia daughter of Matm-in Livingston of Staatsburgh and left issue as above. 3d and 4th Henry and William twins, ]>oru, 19 July 1792, merchants. William died unmarried, 20 November 18o3. Henry married ^fary daughter of Judge L. Monson of Delaware Co N T., and dying February l.jth 1875, left one daughter. 5 Edward, born 17 May 1794, died 13 February 1875, M.D., President of College of Pliysicians and Surgeons and President of Roosevelt Hospital, &c., married twice ; 1st to Elinor E Langdon, daughter of Thomas Elwyn, of Portsmouth, N. H., bv whom no i'^sue survived him; 2d to Julia, daughter of Hon. NicoU Flovd of Mastic Lon- Island, by whom he left issue. 6 Richard, born September, 1798. died 5 Novcmt bcr 1873, Brigadier General, Brevet Major General and Chief of En<riucer3 U. S. army ; married twice, 1st to Helen, daughter of Andrew Summersrof Phila. delphia, Penn., by whom he had no issue ; 2d to Harriet B., dau-hter of Gen. Elijah M. Covington, of Covington, Ky., by whom he left issue. 7 Rufus King, born IS November 1802, died 6 February 1874, merchant and President of the Delafield .t Bascher Cement Co., married Eliza, daughter of Wm. Bard, Of High Park, N. Y., and left issue.