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Hasbrouck, Joseph (b. 3 MAR 1742/43, d. 26 FEB 1808)

Reference: 749

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Hasbrouck, Abraham Joseph (b. 16 OCT 1773, d. 12 JAN 1845)

Note: Was a major of the 3rd regiment, New York Troops, promoted to Lt. Colonel.

Reference: 750

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Seely, Rachel W. (b. 15 JAN 1790, d. 1 DEC 1870)

Reference: 751

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Jansen, Helena (b. 6 MAR 1770, d. 1824)

Reference: 752

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Hasbrouck, Esther (b. 9 JUL 1775, d. 10 AUG 1776)

Reference: 753

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Hasbrouck, Louis (b. 22 APR 1777, d. 20 AUG 1834)

Note: Attended Princeton U. and graduated in 1797. After that studied law in New York City. Moved from Guilford to Ogdensburg, NY in 1802. Was elected State Senator after moving to Ogdensburg, New York.
Name is spelled Lewis on baptismal record.

Reference: 754

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Hasbrouck, David D. (b. 4 MAY 1779, d. 29 SEP 1823)

Note: He resided in Utica, New York.

Reference: 755

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Lawrence, Abby Love (b. ABT 1789, d. ?)

Reference: 756

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Hasbrouck, Joseph (b. 25 MAY 1781, d. 5 APR 1853)

Note: He was known as "Colonel Joe."

Reference: 757

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Hasbrouck, Philip (b. 22 OCT 1783, d. 17 DEC 1841)

Reference: 758

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Bevier, Esther (b. 8 JAN 1785, d. 30 AUG 1871)

Note: Esther Bevier attended Litchfield Female Academy, Litchfield, Connecticut during the period around 1800. Her sisters, Rachel, Hylah, Sarah, Henrietta, Anna Maria, and Elizabeth also attended. While at school, the young ladies were taught management of a household, needlework, etc. They had to be accomplished in embroidery, etc. This is the source of some of the fine collections in Deyo Hall and Locust Lawn in New Paltz.
During the period of about 1815, the Border Limner (Ammi Philips), a painter from Connecticut, came to the area of Ulster County where he painted the portraits of a number of people. The portraits of of Esther Bevier and her husband, Philip Hasbrouck, were given to the Huguenot Historical Society by Mrs. George Howell of Piscataway, New Jersey. Mrs. Howell is the daughter of the former Esther Bevier Borcherding of Gardiner. Esther Bevier and her husband built and resided in what has become known as the "White House Farm,' located to the west of Forest Glen on the Wall kill, across from Guilford. It was a part of the Guilford Patent of 1709.

Source: (Death)
Titel: Guilford Reformed Church Records - Gardiner, NY

Reference: 759

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Hasbrouck, James (b. 21 APR 1786, d. 18 JUL 1862)

Reference: 760

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Hasbrouck, Luther (b. 18 NOV 1788, d. 11 FEB 1826)

Note: No issue of this marriage.

Reference: 761

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Westbrook, Jane D. (b. 30 AUG 1804, d. 26 SEP 1885)

Reference: 762

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DeWitt, Ann (b. 26 OCT 1762, d. 29 OCT 1834)

Reference: 763

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DeWitt, Petrus (b. 19 JUL 1772, d. 3 JAN 1790)

Reference: 764

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Radcliff, Rachel (b. 14 DEC 1723, d. 20 JUL 1794)

Reference: 765

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Bevier, Rachel (b. 18 JAN 1786, d. 2 FEB 1858)

Note: The couple resided in Woodburne, Ulster County, New York.

Reference: 766

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Bevier, Hilletje (b. 14 FEB 1788, d. 25 JUL 1789)

Reference: 767

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Bevier, Elizabeth (b. 18 JAN 1790, d. 14 MAY 1869)

Note: Another source indicates she may have been born Jan 10, 1790. Elizabeth did not marry and was living with her brother Louis in Rochester in 1850.

Reference: 768

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