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The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, Vol. II (1881 revised ed.)

Bolton, Robert Jr. The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, from its First Settlement to the Present Time, Vol. II. New York: Charles F. Roper, 1881. Passage 878 of 1017 262 words

Elizabeth Cipher, and had Abraham and Walter; 2nd. Abraham, who mar, Catharine, da. of Samuel Quinby, and left Reuben, Ann, Pha:be. Mary, Josiali, Jane, and Abraham. (YL), Jacobus, b. Feb. 28, 1745, d. young. "(Vtl.), Sarali, b. Sept. 20, 174G, mar. James Weeks. (VIII.), William, b. Dec. 174S, mar. Mary Merritt, and left Isaac, whomar. 2[ary, da. of Jo.senh Washburn; Sarah, mar. John Requap Prudence, mar. John Sarles; Doroth}-, mar. Gilbert Baker; Tliouias. mar. Amy, da. of Isaac Conklin; Martha, mar. Moses Marsliall; Abigail, mar. James Washburn; Benjamin, jun., mur. Pho?be, da. of Isaac Conklin; and left, Conklin, jun., Cliarles. M;iry Ann, Rebecca, Sarah, Charlotte, and Aaron. Ann Kip, sixth da. of Wi!lia'.u and ilary, mar. Joseph Tompkins. Tamar, the youngest, mar.

Absalom I'ndcrhill. (IX.), James, b. April 6, 1751, mar. ZipporaU Carpenter, and had John of Canada, who mar. Ruth Carpenter, da. of Caleb, Daniel, Elizabeth, mar. William Green, and Charlotte, who mar. Samuel Hewlett of Dutchess Co. (X.), Samuel, b. dec. IG, 1753, mar. Freelove Tottcu, and left one son and three da., viz., Freelove, mar. Silas .Arnold; Samuel who mar. Tamar Thorn, and had two sons. Stephen and- Benjamin; Sarah and LA'dia. (XI.), Tlioma.s, b. July 14, 1756. d. Sept. 1, 1833, mar. Abigail Hatfield and had three sons and th.ree da., viz., r^Iary, mar. Stephen Kingsland, of X. Y., I.saac, Benjamin WiUiam, Dorothy, and Jane. (XII.), Mary, b. Feb. 14, 17<31, ob. s. p.

Keei,£:;3 of Xoniii S.vtem. -- S^nuel Kceler, emigrated from Devonshire, Eng'und, and settled on Long Island and called the place Cow Bay; and left

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