APPENDIX. PEDIGREES OF THE FAMILIES OF THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER. N. B. In the following pages b. stands for born, m. or mar. for married, d. for died, da. for daughter, and æt. for aged. AMBLER OF BEDFORD. Two brothers of this name were among the early settlers of Bedford. Benjamin Ambler, mar. Dibble, and left three sons, Joseph, Joshua and Benjamin, and a da., Rachel, who mar. Miller. Benjamin, the youngest, inar. Mary Wilson, and left Henry and William H. of Bedford. ANGEVINE. The name of Zacharie Angevine, occurs as a freeholder of New Rochelle, in 1708. Pierre, probably son of Zacharie, left 1, Louis, 2, Pierre, 3, Marie. Louis, mar. Esther Sicard, and had Louis, b. 19th August, 1722. Pierre, b. 30 August, 1734. Marie, Esther and Anne, the latter b. 1731. Pierre, second son of first Pierre, mar. Margaret and left a da. Esther, b. 4 Dec. 1729. John, a member of this family, left John and Daniel. Mary, da. of John, d. January, 1841, æt. 105. Daniel mar. Catharine Geraud, and left Daniel, who was lost at sea. Eli Angevine of Scarsdale, had nine children; 1st, Jonathan of Poughkeepsie, 2nd, Caleb of Poughkeepsie, Ostrander, 3d, Phoebe mar. Stephen Lockwood, 4th, Charity mar. Israel Sheerly, 5th, Susan mar. Isaac Purdy, 6th, Mary mar. Budd Purdy, 7th, Patience mar. Jacob Burnett, 8th, Peggy mar. Joshua Underhill, 9th, Elizabeth mar. Richard Cornell. Jonathan of Poughkeepsie, mar. Susan Ferris, and has Eli and Caleb. mar. ARCHER OF FORDHAM. The ancestor of this family is supposed to have been Humphrey Archer who was born 1527, and died October 24th, 1562, eldest son and heir of Richard Archer, twelfth in descent from Fulbert L Archer, one of the companions of William the Conqueror. Humphrey mar. Elizabeth Townsend, and left 1. Humphrey, 2. Arthur, 3. Andrew, who mar. Margaret Raleigh, 4. John, who mar. Eleanor Frewin, 5. Bridget, who mar. John Bancroft, 6. Marjory, who mar. John Collis, 7. Elizabeth, who mar. John Hereford. Andrew, third son of Humphrey, died 2 April, 1629, leaving issue by his wife Margaret two sons, Simon, born September 21, 1624, who mar. Anne Ferris; and Lieut. Col. Thomas, an officer in the Parliament service, who fled beyond seas; Humphrey, Elizabeth and Penelope. Richard second son of Andrew by his wife Mary Bull, left one son Rowland. John Archer, fourth son of first Humphrey by Eleanor Frewin, left one son John the father of John Archer first Lord of the Manor of Fordham, Westchester _county. John, first Lord of the Manor, mar. Sarah Odell, da. of William, and had one son John and three daughters, viz. Mary, Catharine and Sarah. John, second Lord of the Manor, had three sons, 1. Samuel, 2. Richard who mar. Sarah Valentine, and died 1783, 3. John who mar. Elizabeth —, will dat. 1708, no. xxi. 60. Samuel Archer, first son of John, left one son Benjamin of Fordham who had first, Benjamin owner in fee of part of the Manor, mar. Rachel de Vaux; second John; fourth Mary who mar. John Pugsley; fifth Sarah' who mar. Jacob Alord, and sixth Rachel who mar. James Crawford. Benjamin first son of Benjamin, had 1. William of Fordham, 2. Samuel of ditto, whose sons are George, Charles, Benjamin, Lewis, William and Henry, 3. Catharine who mar. Charles Valentine and 4. Rachel who mar. Richard Archer. Richard Archer, second son of John, second proprietor of the Manor by his wife Sarah Valentine left two sons, 1. Anthony, born 1746, died 1838, mar. Margaret Mapes and had Elijah, Benjamin of N. Y. Richard, Charles, Anthony of Yonkers, Sarah, Mary, Margaret, Eliza and Sally; 2. Matthias who had Matthias, who mar. Sarah Odell, da. of Hendrick, and left Charles and Odell of Yonkers. John Archer, third son of John second proprietor, had 1. Abraham of Eastchester, in 1764, mar. Mary 2. Jacob, 3. John of Winterhill, Eastchester, mar. Mary Leggett, 4. Jonathan of Eastchester, will dat. 1764, no. xxiv. 279, whose children were Sarah who mar. Joseph Fowler, John, Ezekiel, and Abigail who mar. Joshua Pell. John of Winterhill and Mary Leggett had 1. James who mar. Phoebe their children are Mary, Phoebe, Anne and Esther; 2. Gabriel who mar. Susan Hunt and left John of N. Y. James, Daniel, Benjamin of New Castle, Elizabeth who mar. Clark Guion, Sally wife of Stephen Hunt, Phoebe wife of Robert Sarles, Mary wife of Isaac Carpenter, Hetty wife of Nehemiah Purdy, and Susan the wife of Elisha Tompkins; 3. John mar. Susan Wheeler; 4. Catharine mar. John Bashford; 5. Mary mar. John Brown; 6. Bridget mar. Samuel Hitchcock; 7. Martha mar. William Green; 8. Sarah mar. Jacob ; 9. Hannah mar. Archer Reed. Gilchrist. BAILEY OF SOMERS. Levi Bailey living in 1795, mar. Brown. De Vaux mar. Elizabeth Smith and left 1. Samuel, 2. Stephen, 3. Benjamin, 4. William, 5. Levi, 6. Horace, 7. Daniel, 8. Ira, 9. Isaac, 10. Thomas, 11. Esther. James of Somers mar. Ann Brown and had 1. Stephen, 2. Hachaliah of Somers d. 1845, 3. Mary, 4. Ann, 5. Jane, 6. Susan, 7. Elizabeth, 8. Theodore. Gilbert mar. Sarah Field and left 1. William, 2. Joseph, 3. Levi, 4. Solomon, 5. Simon, 6. Claude, 7. Jane, 8. Elizabeth. Thomas mar. Sarah and had Jacob and Deborah. William of Nova Scotia left Levi and Esther. Levi of Canada had John and Chloe. David left Daniel and Deborah. BARKER OF SCARSDALE. Scarsdale mar. Barker, left three sons, I. William of Fowler of Eastchester, and had 1. Thomas of Greenburgh, mar. Anne Horton whose sons are Peter, Caleb and Samuel. 2. John mar. Mary granda. of the Rev. John Smith, their son is William Barker of White Plains. 3, William of Mamaroneck mar. Fowler of Eastchester, and left one son Samuel, 4. Samuel of Scarsdale. 5. A da. mar. Bonnett of Philipse's Manor. II. Daniel the father of Daniel. II. Thomas of Dutchess county. BAYARDS OF WESTCHESTER. Stephen Bayard had two sons Col. Samuel Vetch Bayard of Throckmorton's neck, Westchester; and William of New York. Col. Samuel mar. 24 of April, 1778, Catharine van Horne and left, 1. William b. at Halifax, N. S. Feb. 14, 1779. 2. Elizabeth b. at N. Y. Dec. 1, 1780. 3. Catharine nat. 13 Oct. 1782. 4. Stephen b. at Cornwallis, N. S., Oct. 26, 1785, mar. Elizabeth Anne de Lancey and left Eliza Anne mar. Jacob Lorillard, Stephen, and William, M. D. of West Farms. 5. Robert b. at Wilmot, N. S., March 1, 1788. 6. Samuel b. at Wilmot, N. S., March 1, 1790. 7. Frances b. 25 July, 1793. 8. Ethelinda. 9. Eliza mar. George L. Cooper. 10. Louisa. 11. Sarah. William of New York second son of Stephen, mar. Harriett Cornell and had 1. Harriett mar. Stephen van Rensselaer. 2. Justina mar. Joseph Blackwell. 3. Susan mar. Duncan P. Campbell. 4. Maria. 5. Robert of Fishkill. 6. William of New York. BENEDICT OF LEWISBOROUGH. Amos Benedict removed at an early period from Norwalk to South Salem; killed by the fall of a tree. His children were, 1st, Solomon, who mar. Hannah Benedict and left one son, Solomon. 2. Isaac, mar. Elizabeth Burchitt, and had Isaac, Ady, Elizabeth, mar. Samuel Townsend, Huldy, Anne, and Esther. 3. Amos, mar. Elizabeth Brown. 4. Jacob. 5. Jonah, mar. Mary Rusky, and left Peter, the present occupant of the Homestead, near Long pond. BERRIAN OF YONKERS. The family of Berrian was among the French Huguenots that fled from France to Holland, on the Revocation of the edict of Nantes. Nicholas Berrian, the first of the family who emigrated to this country, had five sons; 1. Nicholas, 2. Cornelius, 3. Richard, 4. Samuel, 5. Peter. Cornelius, the second son, mar. Sarah Warner. Richard, who was b. in Holland, resided for some time upon Long Island. He mar. Grace, or Geshé, Ryker of Ryker's Island, and left, 1. Abraham, second proprietor of Berrian's neck, who mar. Ist, Mary Moore, 2nd, Mary Williams; their children were Col. Abraham, Nathaniel of Berrian's neck, b. June 24, 1781, d. 1845, Richard, Phoebe, Mary, Geshé, and Charity; 2. Sarah, mar. Samuel Leverich. 3. Geshé, mar. Jesse Leverich. Samuel, 4th son of first Nicholas, Tippet, and left two sons, 1st, Samuel, 2nd, Richard; whose son is the Rev. William Berrian, D. D., Rector of Trinity Church, New York. mar. BERTINE OF NEW ROCHELLE. The ancestors of the Bertines, or Berteins (as the name was originally spelt,) were Protestants, inhabitants of Rochelle, in France. On the Revocation of the edict of Nantes, Pierre Bertine fled from France to England, and soon after came thence to America. Two brothers by the name of Peter and James were living at New Rochelle in 1742. Peter left three sons, James, Peter, and Isaac, and a daughter Elizabeth. James mar. Deborah Cozine, and had James, Thomas, Hannah, who mar. William H. Pinckney of Eastchester, Sarah, mar. Henry Remsen, Eliza, mar. Gilbert Hatfield, and Julia who mar. Gershom Smith. BIRDSALL OE PEEKSKILL. Daniel Birdsall of Peekskill, b. 17th January, 1734-5, d. Oct. 29th, 1800, mar. Hannah —, she was b. 7th Nov. 1737. Their children were, 1. Daniel, jr., of Peekskill, who mar. 1st, Phoebe Brown, and secondly Letitia Lewis, and left William B. of Peekskill, James, of New York, Samuel of Cincinnati Ohio, Daniel, Mary, who mar. Medad Raymond, Anne Eliza and Hannah, 2. Samuel, left William, who mar. 1st, Nancy Haws, 2nd, Spock, and had Samuel of Peekskill. 3. Sarah, b. Nov. 6, 1758. 4. Mary Hannah, b Sept. 1760. 5. Elizabeth, b. 8th July, 1765. 6. Martha. BLEECKER. Jan Jansen Bleecker, a native of Meppel in the Province of Overyssel, Holland, came to New Amsterdam from Holland in 1658, and subsequently removed to Albany. He was one of the first aldermen named in the charter of Albany, A. D, 1686; and mayor of that city in 1695, mar. Margaret da. of Rutger Jacobsen, A. D. 1667. He d. æt. 91. They had eight children; 1. John, Mayor of Albany in 1701, d. Sept. 1738, æt. 70, mar. Anna Coster, Oct. 1693; 2. Rutger, Recorder and Mayor of Albany, 1725, 6, 7, 8, d. Aug. 1756, æt. 82, mar. Catalina Schuyler, da. of David S. ; 3. Nicolas; 4. Henry; 5. Catharine, mar. Abraham Cuyler; 6. Jane, mar. John Glen; 7. Margaret, mar. Henry Ten Eyck; 8. Rachel. John, the eldest, left five sons, John, Henry, Nicolas, Jacob, and Anthony. John, eldest son of John, Ten Eyck, 2d, - Brees, their children were, 1. Jacob. 2. John, d. Sept. 1747, mar. Gerritje van Schaick, and left John, mar. Van Allen, mar. 1st, - |