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Gazetteer of New York I860 J.H. French pp. 569-71 & footnotes for RocklandCounty: Tappantown's settlers were the earliest of this part of (then) OrangeCounty. The 6ld courthouse which burned before the Rev. War. was oppositethe Reformed Dutch Church. Among the early settlers was CaptainCornelius Cuyper who was one of those who came to the southeast part ofthe county between 1690 and 1710. The names of most of the early Dutchsettlers here are found in the records of the Reformed Dutch Church.Orange town's hamlets were small: Tappentown, Blauveltville, OrangeMills and Middletown. (This is doubtless the Middletown from which HannahRockwell Hopper had a church dismission.) The dismissions from"Pittstown" for both Hannah and Cornelius Hopper were from the place ofthat name in the Wyoming Valley in Penna. which was on the path of theroute usually taken by the pioneers from Orange Co. N. Y. toward the MilitaryLands. Pittston is located where the East Branch of the Susquehannacomes from the northwest and from its confluence near the New York borderwith the Chemung River. There was an early Baptist Church at Pittston.N. Y. in the Revolution Vol. 1, page 164 Cornelius Hopper listed as a privatein Hathorn's 4th Orange Co. Milita; Vol. 2, page 65 Mathew Hopper's nameis given as one from whose house window leads were taken to supply thearmed forces with the metal for bullets, (page 63 has an account of thescarcity of lead for use in Rev. War patriot fighting) In 1776 the ProvincialCongress resolved that window leads were to be taken for militaryuse from inhabitant's houses.Adjutant General's Office U.S. Archives. Card #37 113 296 shows CorneliusHopper, private;-paid 14s 2 l/2d for 8 days service at Fort Montgomery,Capt. Eben'r Owen, Col Hasbrouck (this has no date but Eben'r Owen wasCapt. in Feb. 1779)Chemung County Historical Society at Elmira, N. Y. has the original documentheaded Taxables Real & Personal of the Inhabitants of Newtown 1794(Cornelius Hopper's name is on this) as well as the original Church Bookof the Baptist Society formed near present Wellsburg in 1789.Hopper Family Bible Records. These were in 1942 in the possession (whencopied by the compiler) of Miss Elizabeth Hopper of Wash. D. C. & Hume,N. Y. The first record (below) was written on a separate sheet of old paperin Rockwell Hopper's Bible."History of my Father Cornelius Hopper and fammaly. He was bornin Holland Feb. 14, 1756 and came to Jersey when a child. Hannah Rockwellhis wife was born in Connetticut Oct. 6th, 1760 and was marriedDec. 25, 1777. Cornelius died Feb. 22, 1814 and his wife Hannah onApril 7, 1839. Their children:Matthew was born Dec. 17, 1778 died Jan. 4, 1779Hannah " July 24, 1781 " Dec. 13, 1842Ollive " July 25, 1782Esther " Sept. 1, 1784Mary " Aug. 24, 1787 " Mar. 16, 1854Anna " Nov. 6, 1789Rockwell " May 1, 1792(3?)Amy " Sept. 29, 1794Margaret " Mar. 11, 1797Ira " Feb. 1, 1799Elizabeth " June 6, 1801?a? ?y " Oct. 2, 1804 (only 2nd & last letters plain)55
A "Family History" sketched by George S. Hopper, a grandson of Rockwellcontributes further data:"Rockwell Hopper was born on Bolden Crik a half mile east from hog back, nowChemung County" (Bolden Crik is Baldwin Creek a tributary of the Chemung River;the hog back is a well known local name for a land ridge.) "Grandfather (Rockwell)Hopper's sisters married as followsMary married a OwensLizzie married a Bennett (probably incorrect; see the Churchill Family inAmerica)Olive married a Bentley 2nd GreenoughHannah married a ManierMargaret (Peggy) married a SanfordAnna married a Reynolds?a? ?y married a Spencer (again this is not clearly legible)Amy married Elias StephensThe record below is in a bible published 1829 by H. & E. Phinney (Cooperstown,N. Y. ) (Births and Marriage dates):Rockwell Hopper born May 1, 1793 married Oct. 26, 1811Elizabeth Hopper born Sept. 26, 179? died Aug. 16, 1865Lovina born Sept. 1, 1812 married Nov. 13, 1829Cornelius born June 24, 1814 mar. June 9, 1835 d. Dec. 3, 1857Edward born Feb. 15, 1817 mar. Feb. 28, 1844Hannah born Nov. 13, 1818 mar. Jan. 14, 1836Christiana born Oct. 12, 1823 mar. May 22, 1849Alfred C. born April 11, 1826 married May 19, 1847Emma Forilla born Jan. 27, 1830 married Jan. 13, 1851Charles R. born Oct. 3, 1835 died Jan. 17, 1845"and more from Geo. S. Hopper's "Family History":"Hannah Hopper Frace died May 1891Emma Forilla Hopper wife of Ira W. Simpson d. May 25, 1877Elizabeth Comfort Hopper wife of Rockwell Hopper was born in Shuanguam,Orange Co. N. Y. Sept. 26, 1797 and moved with her parents to Wellsburg,Chemung Co. N. Y. where she lived until married. Edward Comfort was herfather, Lavina her mother and she had sisters Polly Comfort Bevier and CharityComfort and her brothers were Thomas, Moses, Jacob and Richard Comfort"A third Hopper Bible record gives the family of Cornelius Hopper 2nd son ofRockwell (published 1829 - Emory & Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church:)" Cornelius Hopper was born June 24; 1814 died Dec. 3, 1857Ruth HopperElias S. HopperSilas HopperJane Lovina S.Nancy A.Frances ElizabethAlbert HopperAmeliaCharles A. HopperChester HopperEmma OliveGeorge Smith HopperIda AlliceOct. 16, 1818Apr. 1, 1836June 30, 1837Nov. 2, 1838March 24, 1840Nov. 4, 1841Ju>-2 6, 1843Jan. 13, 1845Sept. 30, 1846Dec. 26?, 1848Sept. 27, 1850Mar. 1, 1853Sept. 23, 1855Dec. 26,Sept. 26,April 8,Nov. 4,1855184018401854May 26, 1864March 28, 1854Feb. 20, 1887Jan. 16, 1863April 17, 185656
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HOWELLThe first Howell pioneers in
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HOWELL
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(both in Orange County), George of
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George Howell (1749/50-1829) was a
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HOWELLffftsue- -2. ' '
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Sally Howell (3rd ch. of George) b.
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George Howell Jr. (11th child of Ge
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HOWELLJEREMIAHHOWELL1793 - 1851ANDA
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Children of Jeremiah Howell of West
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HOWELLDANIEL EVERTS IIOWELL1825 - 1
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Chester Everts Howell
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Page 62 and 63: Burt ReferencesGenealogical Diction
Page 64 and 65: eturned to Deerfield by way of Alba
Page 67 and 68: EVERTSJohn Everts the first of the
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Page 71 and 72: ICharles H. Everts son of Alanson S
Page 73 and 74: Sarah Everts 1856-1939 dau. of A.H.
Page 75 and 76: WilcoxThe wife of Abraham Hurd was
Page 77 and 78: Everts ReferencesNew England Hist.
Page 79: EVERTSJOHN EVERTS1708 - 1786andhis
Page 85 and 86: HOPPERThe Hoppers bring into this a
Page 87: If this land was all that Cornelius
Page 91 and 92: Allegany County, N. Y. History 1896
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Page 99: MINIERThe Will and appraisal of the
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Page 122 and 123: Mary Minier born about 1849Townsend
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Page 126 and 127: Hugh Brownell Minier b. 22 Nov. 191
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Floyd S. Bennett b. 18 Oct. 1887 (2
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ofMarion Connor Howell
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CONNOR\MARION CONNOR HOWELL(taken a
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eth Howe, a genealogist making a co
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Children of Charles & Madge Connor
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John Ft-efeJitr•wChief C*iefJ £
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Archibald the IX Chief (1675-1763)
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The ancestry of Sir Alan McNab is f
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and if it so please Your Excellency
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John Fletcher born about 1796 at Ni
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town or village) a very small lake
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4. Mary Ellen Fletcher 1869-18905.
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Fletcher ReferencesSketch of the Hi
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The Fletchers of Achallader (in Gle
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Road Atlas of Great Britain 1956 ed
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CORWINThe family of Corwin or Curwe
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Joseph Corwin's children, Naomi and
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CORWINfrcsent Pay flapwapara rails,
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New England Hist. & Gen. Register V
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WINTHROPThe Winthrops, it is said,
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John Fletcherson «/ 2Z5C*f Chief.I
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Baker Elijah 43Hannah 92Prudence 26
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Bennett (Continued)Nancy Goff widow
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Burch Lillie 76, 77Robert 77Burin J
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Clausen Marion 9Rebecca 4Cleveland
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Crane David M. 69Edgar 69Edwina R.
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Elliott (continued)Mary 45Myrtle 45
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Ferris Ahasuerus 8Charles (politici
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Fletcher (continued)Kenneth s. of A
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Goodell Harrison 57Gore Judith 76,
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Hixon (continued)Jacob 123Jonathan
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Howell (continued)Carrie A. 11Charl
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Hugh Joseph 73Hunt Howard 11Margare
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Lloyd (continued)Beatrice M. 85Lulu
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Mead (continued)H. (deed) 94Sarah A
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Minier (continued)George (Hans Geo.
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Minier (continued)Solomon C. 76, 88
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Phillips (continued)Janet 70John (D
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Rockwell (continued)Miles (s. of Ed
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Smith (continued)Gladys Cole 10Harr
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Taylor (continued)IvanH. 100Jane M.
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Wells (Welles) continuedJames 4Jess
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