Green, William

Other Events:

• Residence: 1820, Williamson, Ontario, New York, USA
• Residence: 1850, Hartford, Van Buren, Michigan, USA; Age: 73

Notes:

Source: Oral History of Blanche Stroop A Descendant of the Green/Springer Pioneer Families of Lake County

"Loisanna's story begins in New York State where she was born in 1812, according to her husband George's family Bible. Loisanna married George Springer not long after her uncle, John C. Green married George's younger sister, Charity Springer. Loisanna's parents, although this is not verified, were: William Green, (b.1777) and Hanna Green, (b. 1787) in New York State.) Hanna and William could also have been an aunt and uncle."

Birth:
based on Bible of George Springer (husband of Loisanna Green)

Family/Spouse: unkown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Green, Loisanna was born on 6 Apr 1812 in New York, USA; died on 8 Jul 1874; was buried in Lower Lake, Lake County, California, USA.
2. Green, William B. was born on 10 Mar 1815 in New York, USA; died on 30 Jun 1873 in Lower Lake, Lake, California, USA; was buried in Lake County, California, USA.

William married (unknown), Hanna L on 19 Jan 1843 in Bainbridge, Berrien, Michigan, USA. Hanna was born in 1787; died before 11 Jan 1889. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1790, Poundridge, Westchester, New York, USA
• Residence: 1800, Salem, Westchester, New York
• Residence: 1820, Williamson, Ontario, New York, USA

Notes:

David Williams and the capture of Andre: a paper read before the Tarrytown Historical Society, Marcius Denison Raymond, Tarrytown Argus, 1902, 26 pages:

"Aert Williams certainly had a sister Rachel, who married Martinus Van Wart, the father of Isaac Van Wart, one of the Captors, who was an own cousin to David Williams. Then David Williams had a sister Sarah who married David Mead, and a sister Catharine who married Andrew Green, a son Moses, baptised in 1769, for whom Moses Harris and Sarah Williams were sponsors. Also sisters Rachel and Maritie, and a brother John, who were unmarried. We will only add the genealogical fact that Femmetie (Phebe) Waldron, the mother of David Williams, was the daughter of Jan Waldron and Margarictie Rouw his wife, and baptised at the old Dutch Church, Nov. 20, 1736, Nicklaes Rouw and Annatie Rouw being sponsors. Margarietie Rouw (Rowe) was a member of the old Dutch Church date of 1734."
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The South Salem (NY) Church index indicates an Andrew Green marriage;
m. "Aug 14, 1780 Andrew Green & Sarah Griffin" this will need to be resolved. Could it be the same or another Andrew Green?
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Also enumerated with (on the same page) Andrew Green (45+) in 1820 at Williamson, Ontario, NY,
William Springer (45+)
David Green (16-26)
Isaac Springer (to 45)
William Green (45+)
John Green (to 45)

Birth:
Based on Catherine's birth date

Andrew married Williams, Catherine before 1790 in New York, USA. Catherine (daughter of Williams, Aert and Waldron, Femmetye) was born in Oct 1762 in Westchester Co., New York, USA; was christened on 23 Oct 1762 in Westchester Co., New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: Between 1697 and 1901, Westchester, New York, USA

Notes:

The following evidence from JoDaviess County, IL. regarding John C. Green's son, Andrew A. Green is the only evidence that I've found to validate Christina Williams as the mother of John C.:

GREEN ANDREW, Farmer; Sec.14; P.O. Hanover: born Steuben Co., N.Y.,June 24,1819; came to this Co. in 1835; David Williams. one of the three men who captured Major Andre, the British Spy, was his great uncle; married Mrs. Grotton whose maiden name was Miss. Mary A. Collier, Oct 15, 1861; she was born in Staftordshire, England, March 12, 1819; came to the U. S, in 1844; had ten children by her first marriage, only one or whom is now living, James B. Gretton: they now have two children, Marcus deLafayette, and Louisa Montez; owns 200 Acres of Land

Source: THE HISTORY OF JO DAVIESS COUNTY ILLINOIS, Containing a History of the County - Its Cities, Towns, Etc.; CHICAGO: H. F. KETT & CO., TIMES BUILDING 1878

The witnesses/sponsors at her baptism were: Ary Buys, Mari his wife.

Christened:
Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Tarrytown)

Notes:

Married:
based on birth date of john c

Other Events:

• Residence: 1790, Salem, Westchester, New York

Notes:

They lived in Philipsburgh and moved to Salem before 1790.
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Source: David Williams and the capture of Andre:
a paper read before the Tarrytown Historical Society , Marcius Denison Raymond,
Tarrytown Argus, 1903

For and in consideration of the services David Williams hath rendered his country in apprehending and securing the British Deputy Adjutant General, Major Andre, who was returning to New York after having in the character of a Spy concerted measures with the infamous Benedict Arnold, then commanding the posts in the Highlands, for betraying the said posts into the hands of the enemy; and for his virtue in refusing a large sum of money offered by the said Major Andre as a bribe to permit him to escape; and for and in consideration of a further sum named, the said Commissioners granted and sold unto him, a certain tract of land late in the possession of Edmund Ward in the town of Eastchester, being altogether 252 J acres, for which the total price was £1,360, 12s., 6p., less the £500 awarded him by the Government. The date of this conveyance was June 16, 1783, but he re-conveyed a portion of the same to Stephen Ward the same year and he may never have lived there, or only for a short time. His purchase of a part of the farm of his father-inlaw, Joseph Benedict, of Lower Salem, 140 acres, for which he paid £640, occurred June 23, 1789; at least he did not take title till that date. In this connection it should be stated, on the authority of Simm's Frontiersmen of New York, to which we are indebted for other data, that David Williams' father, Aert Williams, removed early in the war from near Tarrytown to Cross River, Lower Salem, and lived on lands belonging to Joseph Benedict, whose daughter, his son David, afterwards married. And there he, Aert Williams, continued to reside until his decease.

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Collections, Volume 28
By New-York Historical Society
Page 409.-In the name of God, Amen, I, Francis Van Dyck, of Crom Elbow Precinct, in Dutchess County, yeoman, being in health. I leave to my son Francis, 200 acres of land, being a 200 acre lot, lying in the Great Nine Pastures, in Dutchess County, bounded west by the Fish Creek, north by lot 6 of Aert Williams, and south by lot 4 of Aert Williams, during his life and then to his children. If he dies without issue, then to my sons Peter and Cornelius. I leave to my sons Peter and Cornelius, 300 acres of land in Crom Elbow Precinct, bounded west by Fish Kill, north by Aert Williams, south by Aert Williams, and east by the lot called Caele Bergh Lot. My son Peter is to have the north half, and my son Cornelius the south half. I leave to my grand-son Jacobus, son of my son Jacobus, deceased, 100 acres of land, beginning at the north-west corner of 253 acres, which came to my share of the land I purchased with Dolf Banker and Jost Garrison, and to run south along the west bounds till a line parallel to the north bounds will contain 100 acres, being the land improved by his father. I leave to my sons Peter and Cornelius the remainder of said tract, being 153 acres, and all the rest of my real estate. The said lands are charged with the payment of £5 yearly to my brother, Richard Van Dyck, dining his life. I leave to my daughters Magdalena, Margaret, and Catalinta, all my personal estate. I make Jost Garrison, and Magdalena his wife, my daughter, and Richbald Williams and my daughter Margaret his wife, and my daughter Catalinta, executors.

Dated July 19, 1751. Witnesses, Edward Man, Benjamin Payne, Abraham De Forest. Proved, November 19, 1753.

Aert married Waldron, Femmetye on 24 Jan 1752 in Westchester Co., New York, USA. Femmetye (daughter of Waldron, Johannes and Roi, Margaret) was born in in Philipsburgh, Westchester Co., New York; was christened on 20 Nov 1736 in Westchester Co., New York, USA; died in 1795. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The witnesses/sponsors at her baptism were: Nicklaes Rouw, Annatie Rouw.

Christened:
Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Tarrytown)

Died:
at the residence of her son David

Notes:

Married:
Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Tarrytown)

Guiliam married Aertse, Christina on 31 May 1718 in Westchester Co., New York, USA. Christina (daughter of Aertse, Aert Willemsen and Mott, Mary) was born about 1700 in New Amsterdam, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

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Married:
Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Tarrytown)

Notes:

He moved to Fordham about 1722.

REVISED HISTORY OF Harlem (City of New York) Its Origin and Early Annals:
19. Johannes, baptized August 7, 1692, married first, Susannah, daughter of Isaac Delamater, June 5, 1719, had seven children. He married second, Margaret Roll, April 13, 1729, had five children. Later removed to Philipsburgh, Westchester County N. Y., both living to an advanced age.*

* There was also Johannes Waldron, who lived at Philipsburgh, probably related to, but not easily identified with, our Waldrons, if, as his marriage record says, he was born "at Utrecht, in Holland." He married, in 1720, Janneke Bogert, of Tappan, probably a daughter (not named, page 448) of Peter and Feytie, and, if we mistake not, was the father of Peter Waldron, born in Fordham, who, while living at Philipsburgh, married October 10, 1747, Marritie Ackerman.** He became a freeman of New York in 1752, and had sons David, born 1754, and Isaac, 1756; the first, by trade a gunsmith, and a much respected citizen, married, 1773, Elizabeth Tremper, and died November 9, 1811, at 418 Broadway.

Johannes married Roi, Margaret on 13 Apr 1729. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]