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Persoonlijke gegevens Wyntie Pawling 

• Zij is geboren op 20 juli 1679 in Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States.
• Alternatief: Zij is geboren in het jaar 1679 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States.Bron 1
• Zij is overleden op 26 januari 1771 in Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States, zij was toen 91 jaar oud.
• Alternatief: Zij is overleden op 26 januari 1771 in Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States, zij was toen 91 jaar oud.Bron 1
• Alternatief: Zij is overleden rond 1703. Zij was ongeveer 23-24 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Henry Pawling en Neeltje Roosa

Gezin van Wyntie Pawling

Zij is getrouwd met Richard Brodhead.

Zij zijn getrouwd

Notities over Wyntie Pawling

This is request number 2 of 12 allowed for this hour. Your account expires at the end of November, 1998. GenServ Report Output: vitals 20 Oct 1997 Henry PAWLING , THE EMIGRANT (446), born Padbury, Bucking- hamshire, England, died 1692, Marbletown, Ulster Co., NY. SOURCE NOTES: He came to America on the ship Bantekoe probably from Pad- bury, Buckinghamshire, England. Henry came in the Duke of York expedition. He received a land grant of 1000 acres from William Penn in Providence, Philadelphia, PA. He was a captain and served under Colonel Richard Nicholls to protect Kingston, which was known as Esopus or Wiltwyck prior to Sept. 1669, from the In- dians. Kingston was the first capital of the state of New York. In 1670 he was appointed captain of a foot company to protect Marbletown and Hurley and Wilwyck. In 1676 he signed a petition for a minister to be able to preach in English and Dutch. He was a member of the Governor's Council levying and collecting taxes. He purchased 7,000 acres of land in Duchess Co., NY which became known as Pawling's Purchase. He also received a grant of 1,000 acres in Philadelphia County which would until the Mennonite Zieglers with the Pawlings. Eventually hr settled in Marbletown, NY where he raised his family and died in 1692. From 1685-1689 he served as high sheriff of Ulster Co., NY. In 1689, he again aided against the Indians. Pawling, NY was named after his son, Albert. Married 3 Nov 1676, Hurley, Ulster Co., NY, Neeltje ROOSA (447), born about 1653, Herwynen, Gelderland, Holland, died 27 Aug 1745, Marbletown, Ulster Co., NY, daughter of Albert Hey- mans ROOSA (448) and Weyntje Ariens DE JONGE (449). Children of Henry PAWLING , THE EMIGRANT and Neeltje ROOSA: 1 Jane PAWLING (496). Married Jan COCK (501). 2 Wyntie PAWLING (497), born 20 Jul 1679, died 1703. Married Richard BRODHEAD (502). 3 John PAWLING (444), born 2 Oct 1681, died Jun 1733. SOURCE NOTES: John was the first of the Pawling family to claim the 1,000 acres which has been granted to his father. He and his wife, and his brother, Henry, settled at the junction of the Schuylkill River and the Perkiomen Creek, 10 miles north of Norristown. Pawlings Bridge and Mill were old landmarks in this area.. being the site of the American encampment during the Revolutionary War. The mill was sold in 1755 and became the Pennypacher's Mill. The Pawlings became one of the largest landowners, and in later years, George Washing- ton visited the Pawling homestead. He was a Lieutenant. Married 23 Aug 1712, Aagje Ephia DE WITT (445), born 1684, New York, daughter of Tjerck Claessen DE WITT , EMIGRANT (450) and Barbara ANDRIESSEN (451). 4 James PAWLING (498), born 25 Nov 1683, died about 1691. Married Catherine BEEKMAN (594). GenServ Report Output: vitals 20 Oct 1997 5 Albert PAWLING (494), born 29 Mar 1685. Married 1726, Catherine BEEKMAN (503), born 1683, daughter of Henry BEEK- MAN (504). 6 Anna PAWLING (499), born 19 Jun 1687. Married Tjerck DE WITT (506), born 1683, died 1762. 7 Henry PAWLING (495), born about 1689, died 30 Aug 1739, Low- er Providence, PA. SOURCE NOTES: Henry was a foot soldier with Captain William Nottingham in 1715. He moved his fami- ly to Pennsylvania and settled on his father's grant bought from William Penn in 1681 and adjoining lands of his brother John. This land was at the junction of Perkiomen Creek and Schuylkill River. He was a yeoman and was prominently con- nected with St. JamesPerkiomen Church and is buried in the churchyard. He left no will; his widow and is son Henry were appointed administrators of his estate. His third child was Elizabeth. Married 26 Jun 1713, Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, Jacomyntje KUNST (507), born Pennsylvania, daughter of Cornelius Barrentsen KUNST (592) and Jacomyntje SLECHT (593). 8 Mary PAWLING (500), born 30 Oct 1692. Married Thomas VAN KEUREN (508). ====================================================================== === Information is from the NEYR7EA database belonging to: submitter: [Neyer, Betty] email: [(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)ckingbay.com] street_1: [2314 Foxwood Drive] street_2: [] city: [Orange Park] state: [FL] zip: [32073] country: [USA] telephone: [904-269-3529] remarks: [] ===================================================================== ====

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