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- [S89] Compendium of Early Mohawk Families, Maryly B. Penrose, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md.
21202, 1990).
- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
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in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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- [S89] Compendium of Early Mohawk Families, Maryly B. Penrose, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md.
21202, 1990).
- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
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in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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Deed to Isaac Sixbury, Le Ray, Jefferson County, New York
Deed to Isaac Sixbury, Le Ray, Jefferson County, New York, Bk. 83, Pg. 465
Source: "New York Land Records, 1630-1975," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-33045-2151-48?cc=2078654 : 22 May 2014), Jefferson > Deeds 1846-1847 vol 83-84 > image 253 of 650; county courthouses, New York. |
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Deed to Isaac Sixbury, Le Ray, Jefferson County, New York
Deed to Isaac Sixbury, Le Ray, Jefferson County, New York, Bk. 83, Pg. 466
Source: "New York Land Records, 1630-1975," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-33045-2151-48?cc=2078654 : 22 May 2014), Jefferson > Deeds 1846-1847 vol 83-84 > image 253 of 650; county courthouses, New York. |
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- [S75] Perkins, Carolyn - Package, unknown, (2 Jan 1997), Group 2, Page 1 (Reliability: 2).
- [S84] Stevenson, Rex E., Jr. - Email, See "page 1 of 2" of attachment (Reliability: 3).
- [S75] Perkins, Carolyn - Package, unknown, (2 Jan 1997), Group 2, Page 1 (Reliability: 2).
- [S83] Perkins, Carolyn - 1/26/97, Attachment to letter: "War of 1812 pension record" This title is handwritten by Carolyn Perkins, Chairman of the Genealogy Dept. Flower Memorial Library. (Reliability: 3).
- [S4] Bounty Land Warrant for Robert Sixbury - S.C.-19434, National Archives and Records Administration, (National Archives and Records Administration, Textual Reference Branch
(NNR1), 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20408), Series: S.C. 19434.
- [S2] Obituary for Robert Sixberry - 1873, (The Watertown Post, October 1873, Watertown, New York), "he went to Herkimer county where he married Betsy Hoover" (Reliability: 1).
- [S75] Perkins, Carolyn - Package, unknown, (2 Jan 1997), Group 2, Page 1 (Reliability: 3).
- [S225] CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, NY, A. E. Rogers, John Bartlett, Ellen Bartlett, (Downloaded from:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/bartlett.htm) (Reliability: 3), 7 Dec 2004.
Surname SIXBURY
Given BETSEY
Epitaph WF ROBERT DIED 10JUL1848 75Y
Cemetery HOOVER CEMETERY
Town/Village LeRay
Location West of Farrell Road, between Route 17 and Van Tassel Road
- [S75] Perkins, Carolyn - Package, unknown, (2 Jan 1997), Group 2, page 1 (Reliability: 3).
- [S92] Ernest G. Cook Article, (?, Watertown, 1939) (Reliability: 3).
There are several stones set to mark the resting places of members of the Sixbury family, one being to Betsey Hoover Sixbury, wife of Robert, who died on July 10, 1848, according to the stone, age 75 years but Robert's grave is unmarked, or at least no st
- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
Page 4:
in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
Page 4:
in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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- [S89] Compendium of Early Mohawk Families, Maryly B. Penrose, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md.
21202, 1990).
- [S93] Will of Elizabeth Hoover (Frank), (June 28, 1838, Jefferson County Surrogates Office, Watertown, New York
Book A, Pages 306 to 308), Book A, pages 306 to 308.
- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
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in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
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in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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Michael Bardol and Mary Ann Fraley and family, 1865 New York State census, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, NY, (part one)
Michael Bardol and Mary Ann Fraley and family, 1865 New York State census, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, NY (part one)
Image source: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18045-92348-13?cc=1491284 |
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Michael Bardol and Mary Ann Fraley and family, 1865 New York State census, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, NY, (part two)
Michael Bardol and Mary Ann Fraley and family, 1865 New York State census, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, NY, (part two)
Image source: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18045-92959-38?cc=1491284 |
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- [S4] Bounty Land Warrant for Robert Sixbury - S.C.-19434, National Archives and Records Administration, (National Archives and Records Administration, Textual Reference Branch
(NNR1), 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20408), Series: S.C. 19434. (Reliability: 3), 28 Dec 2004.
"...that his wife's name was
Betsey Hoover to whom he was married at Little Falls on the 7 day of
_____, 1799..."
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Duchese D' Orleans, passenger manifest (cover page), arrival in New York City, April 22, 1843
Duchese D' Orleans, passenger manifest (cover page), arrival in New York City, April 22, 1843
Image source: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-16935-5321-63?cc=1849782&wc=MX62-VZ9:165729201 |
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Duchese D' Orleans, passenger manifest (page 1), arrival in New York City, April 22, 1843
Duchese D' Orleans, passenger manifest (page 1), arrival in New York City, April 22, 1843
Image source: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-16935-6066-53?cc=1849782&wc=MX62-VZ9:165729201 |
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Duchese D' Orleans, passenger manifest (page 3), arrival in New York City, April 22, 1843
Duchese D' Orleans, passenger manifest (page 3), arrival in New York City, April 22, 1843
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- [S10] Probate of the Will for Henry Hoover, Nathaniel S. Benton, Surrogate, (June 18, 1824).
- [S83] Perkins, Carolyn - 1/26/97, Attachment to letter: "War of 1812 pension record" This title is handwritten by Carolyn Perkins, Chairman of the Genealogy Dept. Flower Memorial Library. (Reliability: 3).
- [S2] Obituary for Robert Sixberry - 1873, (The Watertown Post, October 1873, Watertown, New York), "he went to Herkimer county where he married Betsy Hoover" (Reliability: 3).
- [S75] Perkins, Carolyn - Package, unknown, (2 Jan 1997), Group 1, page 4 (Reliability: 3).
- [S546] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, NARA, (Primary source: Footnote.com; http://www.footnote.com
Original source:
National Archives and Records Administration
Wasington, D.C.
Series M804, rolls 461-1710), Pension No. W23,355 - Huber, Henry (Reliability: 3), 13 Oct 2007.
The transcription of each page [59 in all] in Pension file W23,355 follows.
Source: Footnote.com
Page 1:
SERVICE:
New York
Huber, Henry
Elizabeth
Number
W 23,355
Page 2:
further proof of
Elizabeth Huber
apptn for pension affdt
of Geo. Rosencrantz
Hn A. Loomis
AR
Page 3:
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth Huber for a pension as the widow of Henry Huber late of the Town of Little Falls deceased
Herkimer County Ls George Rosencrantz of the town of Little Falls, County of Herkimer and State of New York being duly sworn saith that he is seventy years of age and upwards, and that his father was the Rev. Abraham Rosencrantz the minister of the Reformed protestant Dutch Church in the German Flats in the now county of Herkimer from the anchist revolution of deponent previous to the Revolutionary War & during that war & long afterwards until his death - that a short time since Peter Huber of the county of Jefferson a son of old Captain Henry Huber called upon this deponent to search the records kept by this deponents father of marriages where the ceremony was perfomed by him & alledged that his mother stated that she was married to said Henry Huber by deponents father. This deponent saith he searched the only book of records in deponents posesion of his fathers record of marriages & could not find the marriage of said Henry Huber and in fact no record of marriages going so far back in date as the widow of said Henry Huber alledges they were married, and deponent saith that said Peter also searched said book of records & which book deponent states is the only book of records of baptisms and marriages or letters extant and that when his father died about the year 1796 all his books & papers extant were left in the care and posesion of this deponent. This deponent saith that on Saturday the second of December instant he was looking over some papers which he supposed useless in an old chest of drawers and that
Page 4:
in looking them over he came across a half sheet, or leaf, of paper in his said fathers hand writing and on which he found the record of marriages commencing with the 15th day of February 1774 and ending the first day of November of the same year, on which half sheet or leaf of a book is the record of the marriage of said Henry Huber in the record spelled in the German Henrich Huber to Elizabeth Frank on the 27th M
This Pension record contains several pages [59 in all] each of which are transcribed in their entirety (see Detail Text tab) :
*There are many more pages contained in the original NARA file folder than I received when ordering the information from NARA back in 2004. Upon going to Footnote.com and checking their collections, I found the same Pension No. W23,355 which contained 59 pages, not 26 as originally thought. I include all 59 images from Footnote.com (Oct. 2007, greyscale) and the images I received from NARA (2004, black and white).
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Side note:
Adam Loux (now Loucks), whose house, about three-fourths of a mile north of Stone Arabia, on the farm now occupied by J. Ervin Graff, was a meeting place of the Tryon county Committee of Safety, was born in Schoharie, N. Y., Dec. 15th, 1715; was married Oct. 16th, 1739, and died Feb. 14th, 1789. His son, Peter Loucks, was first lieutenant of the 3d company of the Palatine battalion, under Capt. Christopher W. Fox, at the battle of Oriskany.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymontgo/palatine/palexcerpts2.html
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Side note:
Another transcription of the same pension record appears on this web page:
http://morrisonspensions.org/huber.html
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