Elle est mariée avec GEORGE (WOOLSEY) WOLSEY.
Ils se sont mariés le 9 décembre 1647 à Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, NY, elle avait 18 ans.
Enfant(s):
Rebecca Cornell Woolsey
Birth: 31 Jan 1629 Essex, England
Death: 5 Feb 1713 (aged 84) Jamaica, Queens County, New York, USA
Burial: Grace Episcopal Churchyard, Jamaica, Queens County, New York, USA
Memorial #: 142451118
Bio: Rebecca Cornell was the daughter of Thomas Cornell and Rebecca Briggs. She came with her family to America in 1636 settling in Jamaica, New Netherland. In December 1647, Rebecca married Capt. George Woolsey. The had eight children: Sarah, George, Thomas, Rebecca, John, Mary, William, Marritje (Mary).
At the age of 43, tragedy struck her family when her brother Thomas was hanged for the murder of her mother. The story was printed in a booklet in 1930 by the Old Stone Bank of Providence, Rhode Island. "Unsolved Murder" can be found in the "Woolsey Genealogy Website Directory," provided by Wilford Whitaker and Carolyn Woolsey Wilkerson, under "Descendants of George (aka Joris) Woolsey."
Rebecca (Cornell) Woolsey was buried in the Grace Church Burial Ground, where she worshipped for many years. A record of her burial is found on the Web under "Grace Church, Jamaica, New York, Burials - Olive Tree Genealogy," as follows:
"Register of Rev. John Poyer, July 22, 1710 to Nov. 28, 1731
"Persons buried Ye time Wn & Place where:
"Rebeca Woolsey, aged 91, 2/5/1713, at Jamaica"
[See "Burials Grace Church, Jamaica, New York 1710-1731; Origin and History of Grace Church, Jamaica, New York; by Horation Oliver Ladd, published by Shakespeare Press, New York, 1914; found at library of New-York Historical Society, 2004." http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/church/jamaicanydeath.shtml]
In 1699, the 'old stone Church' was erected as a place of worship by the Presbyterians. In 1702 Grace church was established and the Reverend Patrick Gordon, a Chaplain in the Royal Navy, was appointed Rector of Queens by the Bishop of London. A new building was constructed and consecrated in 1822 through the generosity of the Honorable Rufus King, the first Ambassador to England. It was destroyed by fire 30 years later, as was the second building in 1861. By September 1862, a new church was built for worship by the Jamaica community. This Grace church has existed for over 316 years from its founding in 1699. Today, the church is no longer Presbyterian but Episcopal. It is the second oldest Episcopal Church in the State of New York, Trinity Church in Manhattan being the first. (http://historicgrace.org/church-history/)
Family Members
Parents
Thomas Cornell 1593-1655
Rebecca Cornell 1600-1673
Spouse
George Woolsey 1610-1698
Siblings
Ann Cornell Kent Unknown-1719
Sarah Cornell Lawrence 1623-1703
Thomas Cornell 1627-1673
Richard Cornell 1630-1694
Elizabeth Cornell Almy 1637-1714
Children
Sarah Woolsey Hallett 1650-1734
George Woolsey 1652-1740
Thomas Woolsey 1655-1730
Thomas Woolsey 1655-1742
Rebecca Woolsey Wiggins 1659-1731
Created by: Cece (48108674)
Added: 10 Feb 2015
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142451118/rebecca-woolsey
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142451118/rebecca-woolsey : accessed 24 April 2022), memorial page for Rebecca Cornell Woolsey (31 Jan 1629Å5 Feb 1713), Find a Grave Memorial ID 142451118, citing Grace Episcopal Churchyard, Jamaica, Queens County, New York, USA ; Maintained by Cece (contributor 48108674) .
REBECCAH BRIGGS (BOSTON 1636) CORNELL | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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GEORGE (WOOLSEY) WOLSEY |
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