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__JEAN GENUNG___________________________
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__JEREMIAH GENUNG_______________________
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|__GRIETJE SNEDEN________________________
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|__GRIETJE JANS_________________________
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Flushing, Long Island, NY |
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| Baptised |
9 Apr. 1671 | | At: |
Reformed Dutch Church of New York |
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| Witnesses |
| Geertie Jans | | Died |
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abt. 1690 | | At: |
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| THOMAS GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: bef. 12 Feb. 1725 at: prob. Whippany, Essex Co., NJ
Spouse: name unknown
Married: * at: *
Parents:
Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Notes: Twin of Rebecca. Letters of Administration were granted 12 Feb.
1724/25, to John Blanchard of Elizabethtown, his principal creditor.
He was mentioned again in a deed from Henry Axtell to Joseph Genun
of land in Morris County, NJ, called here father of Joseph.
Children: 1. JOSEPH GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was b. prior
to 1724, prob. near Whippany, Essex Co., NJ. His wife's name is
unknown. He was a blacksmith and lived in Mendham, NJ. He died
bef. 1768
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| REBECCA GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: bef. 1760 at: *
Spouse: JONATHAN HAIGHT
Married: * at: *
Parents: Samuel Haight (or Hoyt) and Sara (__)
Born: bet. 1670-1684 at: prob. Eastchester, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: aft. 1752 at: *
Notes: Twin of Thomas. She lived in Rye, NY. Jonathan was High sheriff of
Westchester Co, NY in 1714; Episcoal vestryman 1711-1738; Collector
for Rye 1716 and 1718; Surveyor of king's roads 1716; Justice of the
Peace at Rye 1720-1722; Surveyor for Rye 1725; and first one of a
committee for repairs of Episcopal Church 1725. In 1729 he granted
land to the 1st Presbyterian Society at Rye; gave deeds in 1718,
1720, and 1724; witnessed three deeds of David Haight in 1746; and
was on Episcopal Church records as late as 1752.
Children: 1. WILLIAM HAIGHT, had no birth or baptismal record and was b. bet.
1700 and 1710. He mar. MIRIAM (__) as is thought to have had
no children. He received deeds from his parents of property in
Rye, NY, in 1729 and 1730. William and Miriam sold land in 1736
and 1737, and he bought land in 1739. In Feb. 1762 he
registered the earmark formerly belonging to his father. He was
mentioned in his great uncle John Genung's will in 1767/68. He
removed to Phillipsburg, NY bet. 1765 and 1773. He appeared on
court records in 1776 and in 1785 he bought 133 acres of
confiscated land that he had formerly owned.
2. SARAH HAIGHT, had no birth or baptismal record. She mar. ABEL
HAYT, who was b. 27 Feb. 1705, a son of Daniel Hayt of Norwalk,
CT. Abel lived in Norwalk, CT, and Salem, Westchester Co., NY.
His father gave him land at Canoe Hill, Norwalk, CT, in 1746 and
1756. He had numerous deeds bet. 1737 and 1765. He removed to
Salem, NY, bet. 1765 and 1771. His will, dated 22 Apr. 1774 in
Ridgefield, CT, east of New Salem, and poroved 15 Aug. 1774,
mentioned his wife, brothers and sisters, but no children.
Sarah was mentioned in the will of her great uncle John Genung
in 1767/68, and in her husband's will in 1774.
3. CHARLES HAIGHT, was b. in Sept. 1711, prob. in Rye, NY. His
wife's name is unknown. He was a farmer near the Rye-Harrison
line. In 1736 he was mentioned in deed of William as his
"brother Charles Haight" and in 1739 bought land from William.
He was mentioned in the will of her great uncle John Genung in
1767/68. In 1746 and 1770 he was an Episcopal vestryman at Rye,
NY, an a Warden of the Episcopal Church at Bedford while living
in Newcastle in 1795. It is said that Charles Haight gave land
before the Revolution on which the Newcastle Episcopal Church
was built. His will was dated 14 May 1799 and proved 29 Oct.
1799.
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| ICHABOD CRANE |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Spouse: name unknown
Married: * at: *
Parents:
Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Notes: The first record of Ichabod was 15 Oct. 1755 when at the settlement
of the estate of Reuben Winget of Morris Co., NJ, there was due from
brothers Genung of Hanover, NJ, Jeremy and Ichabot, 7 s. 6 d.
Children: 1. THOMAS GENUNG, was b. 7 Oct. 1726. On 12 Oct. 1748 he mar.
PHEBE WARD, who was b. 6 Oct. 1731. Thomas was a farmer and one
of the original members of the Presbyterian Church at Bottle
Hill (now Madison), NJ. He was executor of the will of David
Burnet, 1 Nov. 1766, and witness to the wills of Luke Carter, 6
Sept. 1770, and Nicholas Carter, 18 Oct. 1770. He appraised
property of David Cory of Hanover, 20 Mar. 1769. His will was
dated 19 Mar. 1785and proved at Morristown, NJ, 2 Apr. 1785.
Phebe died 18 May 1806.
2. PHEBE GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was prob. b.
bef. 1743. She mar. DANIEL DICKERSON, who had no birth or
baptismal record and was b. abt. 1740, prob. in Elizabethport,
NJ. He was a farmer and a soldier in the French and Indian, and
Revolutionary Wars. He served as a private in the Eastern
Battalion, Morris County Militia; Sergeant in Capt. Isaac
Hasley's Company, same battalion; ensign in Capt. Josiah Hall's
Company, same battalion; and sergeant in Capt. Josiah Hall's
Company, same battalion, 1781. On 2 Sept. 1779 and in 1781 he
was assessed for the salary of Rev. Mr. Everitt of Rockaway
Church. Phebe was a member of the Rockaway Church in 1781.
Daniel's will was written 13 Jan. 1826. Phebe died in May 1821,
and both she and her husband were prob. buried in Rockaway, NJ.
3. JEREMIAH GENUNG, was b. in 1743. He mar. ABIGAIL PARROTT, who
was b. in 1763. Jeremiah was a farmer and lived in Morris Co.,
NJ, at or near Genungtown. He and his wife joined the
Presbyterian Church at Bottle Hill, NJ in 1816. Jeremiah died
13 Oct. 1823, and Abigail died 8 Aug. 1837.
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| JEREMIAH GENUNG |
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| EDWARD GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Spouse: name unknown
Married: * at: *
Parents:
Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Notes: Edward was living at Lake Mahopac, NY, in 1747, 1752, and 1762. He
was one of the signers of a call for a pastor for the Western
Congregational Society of Carmel, NY, in 1755. He was mentioned in
the will of his uncle John Genung in 1767/68.
Children: 1. JOHN GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. His wife's name
is unknown. He lived near Lake Mohopac, NY. He received
property from his great uncle John Genung's will in 1767/68.
2. MARY GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. She was mentioned
in her great uncle John Genung's will in 1767/68 as living in
New York City.
3. EDWARD GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. He received
property from his great uncle John Genung's will in 1767/68.
4. GILBERT GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. He mar. NAOMI
WILLIAMS, who was b. in 1751. Gilbert was a taxable inhabitant
of Putnam Co., NY, in 1777, and lived near Lake Mahopac. Family
tradition states that he was in the Battle of White Plains.
Naomi died 12 May 1847.
5. SARAH GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record.
6. ABRAHAM GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record.
7. MARTHA GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. She prob. mar.
JACOB POST, who was a son of Abraham Post and Rebecca Merrill.
8. THOMAS GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record.
9. JOSEPH GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. On 20 Jan.
1757 and recorded at the Carmel Western Congregational Church he
mar. ELIZABETH KELLOGG. Joseph was prob. the Joseph Gannung who
was a taxable inhabitant in the Fredericksburg precinct of
Philip Philipse Patent in 1777. He received property from his
great uncle John Genung's will.
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| JOSEPH GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: bef. 1767-1768 at: *
Spouse: name unknown
Married: * at: *
Parents:
Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Notes: He prob. lived in Westchester, Co., NY.
Children: 1. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
2. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
3. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
4. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
5. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
6. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
7. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
8. (__) GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record and was deceased
prior to 1767.
9. JOHN GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. He mar. as her
first husband LOVISA HYATT, who was a dau. of John Hyatt. John
is said to have gone to NJ, and perhaps he was the John Janon
who fought in the Revolutionary War as a private in the 3rd
Regiment, Westchester Co., NY militia. He was mentioned in the
will of his great uncle John Genung.
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| JOHN GENUNG |
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Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Spouse: none
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| ISAAC GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Spouse: name unknown
Married: * at: *
Parents:
Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Notes: Isaac was chain bearer in 1762 at the survey of the Philipse Patent.
He is likely the Isaac Gonong whose property was confiscated by New
York State in 1780 and 1781 for opposing the Revolution.
Children: 1. ISAAC GENUNG, had no birth or baptismal record. He mar. RACHEL
MOSEMAN, who was a dau. of Marcua Moseman of Bedford,
Westchester Co., NY. Isaac served as a private in the 7th
Regimant, Dutchess Co. Militia under Col. Henry Ludenton. He
inherited property from his uncle John Genung who lived with
Isaac. The children inherited property from Isaac's aunt Martha
and uncle Gilbert. Rebecca received property from her father in
1774.
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| HANNAH GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: * at: *
Spouse: ANTHONY MILLER
Married: 1726 at: *
Parents: Anthony Miller and Mary (__)
Born: * at: *
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: prob. bef. 1776 at: Westchester Co., NY
Notes: Hannah lived in Westchester Co., NY. After her husband's death she
left her children to the care of their aunt, Martha Miller. On 19
Dec. 1764 Anthony was one of the charterers of Grace Church, Rye,
NY.
Children: 1. BETHIAH MILLER, had no birth or baptismal record and was b. abt.
1727 in Westchester Co., prob. near Rye, NY. She mar. GABRIEL
PURDY, who was b. in 1721, a son of Samuel Purdy and Penelope
Strang. Gabriel was one of the signers of a proclamation by
inhabitants of Westchester Co. assembled at White Plains, NY, 13
Apr. 1775 supporting the king and denouncing unlawful measures
and was later thrown into prison by the "Committee of
Westchester Co." He was captain on the loyalist side during the
Revolutionary War and was on the muster rolls of Loyalists in
Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia in June 1784.
2. MARIAH MILLER, had no birth or baptismal record.
3. HEZEKIAH MILLER, had no birth or baptismal record. He died when
a young man.
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| MARTHA GENUNG |
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Born: abt. 1711 at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: prob. aft. 1767/68 at: *
Spouse: prob. none
Notes: She was mentioned in the will of her uncle John Genung.
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| GILBERT GENUNG |
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Born: * at: prob. Flushing, NY
Baptised: * at: *
Witnesses: *
Died: aft. 1767-1768 at: *
Spouse: prob. none
Notes: He was mentioned in the will of her uncle John Genung.
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