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Doc titled "de Boog or de Boogh" - Some desc. of Frederick & Lysbeth +
Posted by: Liz Jones (ID *****9952) Date: May 04, 2005 at 12:23:56
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Hi everyone -

I am researching several lines of DEBOWs in Monmouth and Ocean Co, NJ. A newly found cousin recently went to one of the historical societies or libraries (can't recall which one) and copied two documents from the "Debow" folder there. I transcribed the documents to Word. I just posted one of the documents (the one by Mount D. Gravatt), and this is the other one (I also can send the files to anyone interested).

This document might have been written by "William Henry Hoyt of New York City".

I'd be interested in working with folks to verify (or not) the information in this document.

(Also, I have a lot of information on the descendants of those listed in the 8th generation that I am looking to add to and willing to share.)

Thanks, Liz

De Boog or de Boogh

1st Generation




2nd. Gen.

Frederick de Boog or de Boogh, son of Hendrick No. 1
b abt. 1631, probably in Amsterdam, Holland, died between Feb. 22, 1685/6, the date of his will, and Apr. 3, 1686 the date of his wife’s will.
d probably in New York where he resided.
married abt. 1657 probably in Albany, N.Y., Lysbeth Salomons.

April 19, 1665 – “Freryck Hend: Boogh” a property owner on the Prince Graft, is on a List of the Burghers and Inhabitants of this city (New York) that are assessed” – Freryck Hendrickzen Boogh, June 1665.

In 1666, Frederick Hendricx de Boogh, boatman.
In 1675, Mar. 4, Fredrick Hendrickszen de Boog joined the N.Y. Dutch Church.
Lysbeth Salomons, Frederick’s wife joined the N.Y. Dutch Church, Jan. 11, 1665.
Frederick had 11 children bapt. In the New York Dutch Ch. the 1st. in 1658 and the last in 1683. Two other chn. are mentioned in his will.

In his will dated Feb. 22, 1685/6, he calls himself “Fredrick Hendrich de boogh living in this city of New Yorke, mentions his wife Elizabeth Salomons, and his children, Henry, Salomon, Sarah, Catherine, Gerrett, Phillip, Jacob, Isac, Rebecka and Abraham de boogh. His widow left a will dated April 3, 1686, in which she calls herself “Elizabeth Salomons, widow of Fredrick de boogh and signs her name by her mark.

1. Hendrick bapt.Dec. 29, 1658 N.Y.
2. Salomon bapt. Oct. 10, 1660 New York
3. Sara (3rd child mentioned in her father’s will)
4. Catharyn bapt. Aug. 28, 1667 N.Y.
5. Gerrit bapt. Sept 25, 1669 N.Y.
6. Philip bapt. Feb. 11, 1672 N.Y.
7. Jacob bapt. Dec. 24, 1673 N.Y. d young
8. Jacob bapt. Feb. 28, 1677 N.Y.
9. Rebecca bapt. Feb. 28, 1677 N.Y.d young
10. Isaac (mentioned in this order in his father’s will)
11. Rebecca bapt. Feb. 12, 1679 N.Y.
12. Abraham bapt. Apr. 2, 1681 N.Y.
13. Marritie bapt. Feb. 3, 1683 N.Y.d young

3rd Gen.

Salomon (Solomon de boogh, son of Frederick, bapt Oct. 10, 1660 in N.Y. Dutch ch
d Mar. 14, 1753, buried in the graveyard of N.Y. Dutch Church.
md Jan. 1, 1686 in Albany, N.Y. Anna Bratt, dau. of Barent, b abt 1661, d June 7, 1754, bd. in graveyard of N.Y. Dutch Ch.
In taxpayers, he is listed as Solomon Fredericks (owner of a house)

Issue
Frederick b. Sept 8, 1686 (Tennent Cemetery gravestone – says he d Dec. 19 1757 aged 71 yrs 3 months. bapt. at Albany)
Barent bap. Feb. 24, 1689 Albany
Jeremias bap.Feb. 22, 1691 N.Y.
Benjamin bap. May 13, 1694 N.Y. d young
Benjamin bapt. July 14, 1695 N.Y.


Jacob de Boog son of Frederick, bapt. Feb 28, 1677 in N.Y. Dutch Ch.
d Jan. 1748/9, a resident of Middletown Twp, Monmouth Co., N.J.
It is not known whom he married.
He was written as Jacob van der boog in a list of the King’s County militia in 1715. In a deed dated Jan. 4 1747/8, he is described as Jacob De Bowe of Middletown, Mon. Co. N.J. yeoman. By that deed he gave to his “Son John Debowe of the same town” land on the bay, at the mouth of James Bowne’s creek in Middletown Twp. By another deed he gave his son Frederick land there. These lands had been purchased by Jacob, Apr. 20, 1743 from John Bowne.
In his will dated Mar. 18, 1747/8 he calls himself Jacob Debowe of Middletown, yeoman and mentions James the eldest b. abt. 1702, Frederick b abt 1704 and John b abt 1706.

4th Gen.

Chn of Solomon de Boogh and Anna Bratt.

Frederick de Boogh (Debough) b Sept. 8, 1686, bap four days later in the Dutch Ch. Albany, N.Y.
d Dec. 19, 1757, bd Old Tennent Cem.
md June 8, 1712 in N.Y. City, Johanna (Hanna, Hannah) Van Hoek (Van Hook) dau. of Laurens (Lawrence) VanHook and Johanna Hendricks Smit (Smith) N.Y. City, bapt. June 11, 1693 in N.Y. Dutch Ch. Lawrence Van Hook was probably son of Arent Isaczen (Van Hoeck and Styntje Laurens of N.Y.) moved to New Jersey, became a justice of the Peace, in Mon. Co. and joined the Dutch Ch. of Freehold and Middletown on Jan. 16, 1715 and d 1724, leaving an estate which was large for those times, including lands in Hopewell and Amwell, a farm at Monolipone (Manalapan), Mon. Co. and lands in Westchester Co., N.Y.

Frederick moved with his parents from Albany to N.Y. City abt 1690. He and his wife were admitted as members of the church on Mar. 2, 1714 on confession of faith. In the same year or early in the next he moved to Freehold Twp. Mon. Co. N.J. He bought land there on June 16, 1715. In his will dated Mar. 10, 1756 he mentions by name his wife Hannah, his sons, Van Hook, Solomon and Lawrence, his daus. Hannah, Frances and Sarah, his son-in-law Matthias Mount, and Hannah’s dau. Mary Van Hook and grandson Frederick Brown, mentions other chn. but not by name.
He had 13 children,
1st bapt. in N.Y. Dutch Ch. in 1713
3 bapt. in Dutch Ch. Freehold in 1715, 1722, 1724
4 bapt. in Old Tennent Ch. (Presbyterian) in 1731, 1734, 1736.
Have been unable to find the records of the other 5

4th Gen.
1. Johanna bapt. Jan. 23, 1713 New York
2. Anne b abt 1714
3. Janneke bapt. May 15, 1715, Freehold & Middletown Dutch Ch.
4. Solomon b abt 1718
5. A daughter bapt. Mar 18, 1722, Freehold & Middletown Dutch Ch.
6. Maryke bapt. July 26, 1724, Freehold & Middletown Dutch Ch.
(handwritten note says “Md Richard Compton”)
7. Lawrence b abt 1725
8. John b abt 1727
(handwritten note says “could be the John who md Elizabeth Compton”)
9. Vanhook b abt 1729
10. Frances bapt. Jan 21, 1731, Old Tennent Ch.
11. Sarah bapt. Jan 8, 1734
12. Isaac b Jan. 29, 1736 bapt. May 2, 1736 Old Tennent Ch.
13. Benjamin bapt. Nov 13, 1737 Old Tennent Ch.

Frederick’s widow probably died shortly before Aug. 15, 1771, when the plantation in which she had a life estate under the will was advertised for sale by Matthias Mount as executor. The advertisement described the plantation as “a valuable plantation, whereon John DeBow now dwells, late the property of Frederick Debow, deceased, lying in Lower Freehold, about 5 miles from Monmouth Court House and 2 miles from John Creagh’s (Creag’s) mills, containing 300 acres more of less”. The purchaser was Matthias Rue to whom a deed dated October 5, 1771, was given by Matthias Mount as “only Surviving Executor of the last will and Testament of Frederick Debogh late of Freehold in the County of Monmouth deceased.” It also recited that Frederick acquired the property from Henry VanHook and Deborah VanHook by deeds dated January 25, 1724/5 and May 19, 1733.

John DeBow was a son of Frederick.
Matthias Mount’s wife, referred to by Frederick Deboogh in his will, as as his son-in-law, had a wife named Anne, who according to her gravestone at Cranbury, N.J. died June 23, 1792, in her 78th year.

4th Gen.
Jacob Debowe, son of Jacob, was b about 1704 probably in Kings Co., N.Y.
d 1774, a resident of New Windsor Twp. He md abt 1731 Mary Montgomery, dau. of Robert Montgomery and Sarah Stacy. In his will dated Nov. 11, 1769, he mentions his wife Mary, and chn. Sarah b abt 1732, James 1734, Mary (Polly) b abt 1736, Elizabeth 1738, Rachel 1740, William 1742, and Robert b. abt. 1744.

Frederick, son of Jacob, b abt 1706 d 1750, resided at Middletown, N.J.
md May 27, 1748 Margaret Johnson, dau. of Barus Johnson, b Nov 18, 1725
d Jan 18, 1797, had dau Susanna. Margaret md 2nd. Samuel Bowne.

John Debowe, son of Jacob, b abt 1708 d Feb. 8, 1749
md. Aug 20, 1744 Alice Johnson, dau. of Barus, had a son John b. Mar. 30, 1748. After his death she md _______ Andrews.

5th Gen.
Lawrence Deboogh, son of Frederick, b abt 1725 in Manalapan Twp.
d in 1763, resided in Upper Freehold. He md abt 1747 Deborah Robbins, dau. of Moses.
Children,
Mary b Sept 18, 1748
William b. Mar 29, 1750
John b May 14, 1752
James b Apr 20, 1755

6th Gen.
John DeBow, son of Lawrence and Deborah (Robbins) DeBow
b May 14, 1752 in Upper Freehold, Mon. Co. N.J. d Oct. 3, 1812
md 1782, Sarah Borden, dau. of Richard and Hannah (Tilton) Borden b. Apr. 11, 1759 d Nov. 1829

7th Gen.
Chn.
Thomas Debow b. Nov. 30, 1783/84

Hannah b Feb 18, 1787 md Elisha Karr, son of Walter Karr (marriage date of 2/13/1812 is handwritten)

Richard b Oct. 30, 1789 d Dec 28, 1848
md abt 1829 Mary Francis dau of Richard, b 7-23-1803 d 2-27-1838

John b 6-9-1794 d 6-28-1825
md abt 1815 Ann ----------------

Lawrence b Mar 26, 1797 probably did not marry (d 9-13-1848 is handwritten)

Rachel b July 10, 1801 md Abram Jemison

Thomas Debow b. abt 1783 or 84 d May 25, 1874 aged 90 yrs.
md Jan. 30, 1812 Abigail (Abby) Robbins, dau. of Joseph Robbins and Jane Hoopes b Dec 17, 1787 in Penna. d Oct 27, 1870

8th Gen.
Chn.
Handwritten note says “checks with Mrs. Frank Horner’s Bible”

John Robbins DeBow b 11-19-1812 d 5-27-1884
md 1837 Lydia Morse 1822-1880

Jane Hoopes b 8-8-1815 d 2-20-1896
md Thomas E. Gravatt

Joseph R. b 8-8-1815 (handwritten d 1817)

Sarah B. b 7-9-1817 d 3-19-1867
not married

Joseph R. b 1-8-1819 d 12-29-1904
md after 1870 Mary Jane Graham 1847-

Richard B. b 4-28-1821
md abt 1845 Margaret Van Hise 1822-

Thomas B. b 4-3-1823 d 12-2-1896
md Louisa Tantum

William b 8-16-1825 d 2-26-1885
md Hannah Wright 1830-1918

Lawrence b 1-15-1828 d 2-23/4-1872

Robbins b 9-19-1830 d 11-21-1910
Md Sarah Allen dau of William


At bottom handwritten “Notes from Wm Henry Hoyt 52 Wall Street New York”

Also, can see handwritten/backwards (maybe bled through from other side) the following:

“Jane Hoopes DeBow md Mar 14 1840 Thomas E. Gravatt
Gertrude Gravatt b. _____ 28 ______
Henry C. Gravatt b . 11-19-1844
Edgar V. Gravatt b. 10-10-1847
(another child listed but can’t see clearly) b. ____ 1849

Mrs. Frank Horner’s Bible record”


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