Elizabeth Taylor, and had, 1, Benjamin; 2, Abraha'u ; .S.Anthony; 4, Nathaniel ; 5, Sarah. (IL), Vincent, mar. 1st, Dorothy Valentine: 2nd, Mrs. Memtt. and left, 1, Ann; 2, Abraliani ; 3, Rebecca; 4, Benjamin; 5, Mary ; 6, Sarah. (III.), Frederick, whose da. Jane, mar. Jeremiah Dobb?; (IV.), Jnslah, d. s. p. ; (V.), Benjamin, d, s. p. ; (VI.), Hannah, m.ar. H. Fowler, Z»L D. ; (VIL), Ann, mar. Dennis Brewer; (VIII.). Isabel, mar. Dennis Post. Henry Fomlcr of Eastchester was one of the associat'-^ proprietors of the Long Reach Patent in 1708. He left Henry, the father of Willin.m, who was b. A. D. 1701. William had Richard the father of Philemon of Eastchester. Edmund Foidcr of Eastchester, d. A. D. 1747, mar. Rachel, and left, 1, Gilbert ; 2, Edmund, to whom his father devised all those lands in Ea.stchcstcr called Hutchiu's; 3, Solomon. Juhr„ F'oicler of Eastchester had
^ John, Abigail, who mar. Secor, and Jemima, who mar. ■ Williams.
John Fowler, jr., d. cir. 17G5, mar. Elizabeth, and loft, 1, John; 2, Andrew; 3, David ; 4, Joshua ; 5, Thomas.
GArxi.ADKT OF New Rochelle.-- The ancestors of the Gaulladets were Protestants, inhabitants of La Rochelle, in France. On the Revocation of tlie Edict of Nantes Fierre Elisee Gaulladet, a physician at Rochelle, fled from France to England, from whence he removed to America and settled at i^ew Rochelle.
His son Pierre, d. A. D. 1774, mar. Willmouth, and left, 1, Ehsha ; 2, Col.