They had, 1, Joseph; 2, James; 3. Hewlett ; 4, Lawrence of Davenport's Neck ; 5, Newberry of Davenfiort's Neck: 6. Deborah; 7. Jlary, mar. Samuel Davis: S, Elizabeth, mar. Mr. William Bush of Rye. (IH.), Samuel, b. Oct. 5, 1752. (IV.), Martha, b. 2d June, 1748.

Delavax of Nop.xri S.vt.em. -- Timothy Dclavan left nine sons, viz. : (1.), Timoth}', whohadTimotiiy. (II), Nathaniel, who has several children. (III.), Samuel.

(IV). John. mar. Ist, Hustead, and had Chauncey, Jane, Cathiirine, and

Elizabeth ; he mar. 2d Patty Keeler, and had John, Frederick, Deborah, and Nancy. (V). Cornelius, d. s. p. (VI). Daniel. (^T^I). AbraTiam, the father of Gilbert and Jesse. (VIII). Stephen, who has Daniel and Federick. (IX). Nathan, the father of Charles and Elizabeth.

DuAKE OF Eastchester. -- -^John Dral<''., of the council of Plymouth, son of the original companj- established by King James in 1606, for settling New England, was a branch of the f.amily of Drake of ^lishe, several of whose sons came to this country. J<j'il!1, who came to Boston in 1630, with two or more sons, and who finally settled in Windsor." Samuel Drake, son of John, last mentioned, removed to Fairfield about 16-j0, and from thence to Eastchester in 1G63. He

mar. Anne -. . and left Joseph of Eastchester, Samuel, heir of his father's

lands at Fairfield, Juhii of Eastchester, Sarah and Mary, who mar. Joseph Joaimes. Joseph, the eldest, mar. Mary Shute, and had issue, (I). .Jobn, who settled at Pcekskill Hollow. jHjj Samuel, of Fox Meadow, Scarsdale, d. X. D. 1774, aet. 75. He had, 1, Gilbert, d. 1803, a>t. 90; 2, Samuel, M. D., late of Troy, N, Y., d. 1793, tet. 63: 3, Uriah; 4, Sarah, mar. Job Sherwood; Samuel. 2J.left Joshyut, d. 1790, Jasper, d. 1S29, Elijah, at, 74, Francis, d. 1S14, Sarah, mar.