Justin and MaGee - Colonial Americans » Jane Hollenbeck (± 1800-1884)

Personal data Jane Hollenbeck 

• She was born about 1800 in Stark (Starkville), Herkimer County, New York.Sources 2, 3, 4
• Resident:
• in the year 1860: Stark, Herkimer, New York.Source 2
• in the year 1850: Stark, Herkimer, New York.Source 5
• in the year 1880: Stark, Herkimer, New York, United States.Source 4
• She died on February 21, 1884 in Stark (Starkville), Herkimer County, New York.
• A child of Isaac Hollenbeck and Dorothea Dolly Smythe

Household of Jane Hollenbeck

She has/had a relationship with Levi Weeks.

Child(ren):

1. Albert Weeks  ± 1820-1865
2. David Weeks  ± 1822-????
3. Jane` Weeks  ± 1824-????
4. Hiram Weeks  1825-1895 
5. John Weeks  ± 1826-????
6. Laura Weeks  ± 1828-????
7. Louisa Weeks  ± 1830-1845
8. Solomon Weeks  ± 1832-????
9. Benedict Weeks  1836-???? 
10. Willard Weeks  ± 1842-???? 
11. Maria A Weeks  ± 1845-1865

Notes about Jane Hollenbeck

STARK FAMILY SKETCHES
WEEKS, Hiram, Stark, was born in Amsterdam, May23, 1825, a son of Levi and Jane (HOLLENBECK) WEEKS. The grandfather, Levi WEEKS, was born on Long Island, and died at Stark. He married Anna ARNOLD, a sister of Benedict ARNOLD. Subject's father was born in Montgomery county, and in early life was a carpenter. In 1833 he came to Stark, and bought 140 acres, later added 140 acres more. Served as supervisor and justice. Had fourteen children and raised thirteen: David, Louisa, Hiram, John, Jane, Ann, Solomon, Mariam, Benedict, Laura, Willard, Mariah and Albert. He died in February, 1890, aged over ninety-one. His wife died February, 1884, aged eighty-four. Subject's mother was born in Stark, daughter of Isaac HOLLENBECK, who had four sons and five daughters. Hiram was raised on a farm, received a district school education, and at twenty began for himself as a carpenter, which he followed more or less all his life. He has kept hotel at Starkville, and located, where he now lives, about 1867, on five acres. He owned adjoining about 100 acres, his property now comprising three farms of about 400 acres. he served as commissioner on the Republican ticket. He married July 4, 1850, Margaret LEPPER, who was born in Amsterdam, a daughter of Jacob and Martha (PADOCK) LEPPER, natives of Warren and Amsterdam respectively. Her father was a soldier of 1812, and she was one of nine children: William, John, Mary A., Effa, Hannah, Deborah, Elisabeth, Martha A., and Margaret. Jacob, son of Frederick LEPPER, was of Holland Dutch descent. His mother was taken prisoner, with two children, by Indians during the Revolution. Mr. and Mrs. WEEKS have four children: Harlan, Jennie, died aged twenty-five, Charles and Edwin. They are attendants of M. E. church. [ref #2, pg 233]

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