Rathbone genealogy

RATHBOXE GENEALOGY.
. Edward Satterlee was educated at the Albany Academy,
.
under Prof. Joseph Henry, lately director of the
He was a great lover of art and music, was at one time
president of the "Albany Gallery of Fine Arts" and had collected
during- his life many works of art, mostly of the Dutch
and Flemish schools. He was a prominent member of the
New York Historical Society, and through his efforts the
well known Bryan collection of old masters was presented to
the societv. He was a player on the flute, and was an officer
of the "Concordia Society" of Albany. At the time
of his death he was a member of the Century Club of New
York City. Children:
i. Mary Lansing, b. Feb. i, 1S40: m. Capt. Robert Catlin, U.S.A.
2. Henry Yates, b. Jan. 11. 1843: m. Jane Lawrence Churchill.
3. Edward Rathbone. b. May 19. 1845: m. Joanna Mesier.
4. Clarence, b. Dec. 2, 1849; m. Emily Virginia, dau. of Timothy
G. Churchill.
5. Chatherine Myndersee. b. Aug. 9. 1852: d. March 30, 1857.
6. Howard, b. April 4. 1854; d. March 31, 1857.
7. Graham, b. Feb. 22. 1856; d. Aug. 9, 1873.
8. Arthur Bergh. b. Dec. 2, 1859; m. Leontine. dau. of Thomas
Whitlock, Nov. ai. 1888.
SATTERLEE 1 * HENRY YATES
John 6 . Joshua 5 . John 4 John .
(Edward 8 , Prudence
3 , John-. Richard 1
),
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7 ,
born
Jan. 11, 1843: married Tane Laurence Churchill, daughter
of Timothy G. Churchill" of New York, June 30. 1866.
Rt. Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee. Bishop of Washington,
D. C.
It is not anv great task, to trace the genealogy of the
American Satterlee family. The family, originally, came
from the village of Satterlee, Suffolk. England, and it has
been in America, since 1685. It is descended from Benedict
Satterlee. the son of the Rev. William Satterlee, vicar
of Saint Ida's Clinch, Ide. Devonshire. The latter was a
Royalist and was sequestered from his parish during Cromwell's
time and imprisoned in a stable for a long time. During
the days of the Colonial wars, a younger Benedict Sat-
terlee, was Lieutenant of a Connecticut Company, and afterwards
he was killed during the Revolutionary war. in the
massacre of Wyoming. He was Bishop Satterlee's great,
great grandfather.