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391 ix Maritje8 PUTMAN[#504/], born 19 Aug 1797 in Tribes Hill, Montgomery Co.,
New York; christened 19 Aug 1797 in Caughnawaga, Montgomery Co., New
York, Caugh., RD Ch.; died in Michigan; buried in Michigan. !Putnam,
Eben; "A History of the Putnam Family in England and America"; 1908; Vol.
II; p 115. Quote: "Died unmarried in Michigan." End quote. !BIRTH: IGI;
LDS; Sept., 1981; p 12,905.
392 x Margareta8 PUTMAN[#505/], born 1800 in Tribes Hill, Montgomery Co., New
York; christened 17 Jul 1800 in Caughnawaga, Montgomery Co., New York,
Caughnawaga RD.. !Baptismal; IGI; LDS; Sept., 1981; p 12,906. !Baptismal:
Baptismal sponsors; Jacob Schook & Margareta Putman.
+ 393 xi Cornelius F. (Francis?)8 PUTMAN[#506/], born 31 Jul 1805 in Tribes Hill,
Montgomery Co., New York. He married Hannah Maria (GARDENIER)
PUTMAN ("Maria")[#1089/].
138. Victor Cornelius7 PUTMAN (Lieutenant)[#175/] (Cornelius Victor "Boss"6, Victor Janse5,
Johannes4, Rutger3, Johannes "John"2, Rutgerus1), born 31 May 1756 in Glen, Albany Co.,
New York; christened 8 Aug 1756 in New York City, Albany Co., New York, NYC Trinity Ch.;
died 9 Nov 1816 in Glen, Montgomery Co., New York, ae. 60y/5m/9d.; buried Nov 1816 in
Auriesville, Montgomery Co., New York, Auriesville Cem.. He married (1) Annatje
(GARRISON) PUTMAN[#507/], born 16 Jun 1766 in New York; died 12 Jan 1813 in Glen,
Montgomery Co., New York, ae. 46y/6m/27d., daughter of Abraham Janse GARRISON [#516/]
and Maria (BROWER) GARRISON [#4390/]. He married (2) Margaret (VISSHER)
PUTMAN[#511/], born 11 Mar 1759; died 18 Sep 1835, daughter of Harmanus VISSHER
[#512/].
Notes for Victor Cornelius Putman (Lieutenant)
!Birth: "Tombstone Inscriptions, Montgomery County, NY"; p 276.
!Death: Ibid.
!Baptismal: "Records of Trinity Church Parish"; p 216.
!Note: This record lists the parents as: "Cornelius and Elizabeth Potman, maiden name
Elizabeth Prime." There are no sponsors listed. The record indicates that the Baptismal was
performed in the Mohawk Valley. [W.T.P.]
!Birth: Auriesville Cemetery Reading; p 123; Montgomery Historical.
!Death: Ibid.
!Frothingham, W.; "History of Montgomery Co."; 1892; p 110; Fonda Archives. Victor served
in Col. Willet's Levies, as a Lieutenant; also Col. Harper's; He fought at Oriskany & Johnstown,
NY. Victor's second wife was Margaret Visscher (Fisher) Ten Eyck. She was the sister of Col.
Frederick Visscher, and daughter of Hermon Visscher. Her first husband, Myndert Schuyler Ten
Eyck, was killed in the Revolution.
!Rev. Putman Cady; unpublished papers; p 4; Fonda Archives, Fonda, NY. Quote: "Victor
C., married Anne Garrison, daughter of Abraham Garrison." End.
!Cady; Ibid; p 4. Quote: "Their children, three sons; Carnelius V.; Abram V.; and John V."
End.
!Cady; Ibid; p 7. Quote: "Victor C., was married the second time to Margaret, daughter of
Harmon Visscher, of Revolutionary War fame. She was born March 11, 1759. She, and her
sister, are the girls who made their escape at the massacre of their brothers, at the family
homestead, just East of Caughnawaga, May 21, 1780. The Hon. Judge Sanders, remarks that
"Margaret", a sister of Colonel Frederick Visscher, one of the children who escaped to the
woods on the morning of the Visscher famiy massacre, has often been seen by me. She
married, first as his second wife, Myndert Schuyler Ten Eyck, and secondly, Victor C. Putman,
Esquire, of Montgomery County." Mr. Ten Eyck, first married "Elsie", daughter of John Sanders.
of Scotia, New York. He had been for many years a merchant in Schenectady, but in 1794,
removed to Caughnawaga. December 30, 1797, he married "Margaret" (sister of Col. Frederick
Visscher). The had one child, a daughter, Elsie Ten Eyck, who married Peter Coyne, Esquire."