wige of Harmenus Karseboom∼Daughter of Capt. William & Rebecca Patt of Scituate, RI and wife of Harmanus L, written here as L Harmanus.
Harmanus L Sr., a comb maker, was listed along with many others on a petition in RI in the 1830's submitted to the US Congress regarding the instability of the currency affecting all tradesmen. It appears to have to do with the issues surrounding the Second Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, which might explain why they were in Philadelphia when Rebecca died.
He remarried twice, but his death and final resting place are not found: Marcia Hunt, married 01/16/1840 in New Jersey, and Maria (Gifford) Bowers, a Matteson descendant, married 08/27/1846 in Killingly, CT.
No children are listed with Harmanus and Maria Gifford (Bowers) in 1850 in Providence, and in 1860 she is found back in her father Sylvester Bowers's home listed with her maiden name.
Harmanus and Rebecca Patt's children appear to have remained in New Jersey and New York.
Mother of:
1. William Patt Karseboom 08/04/1832-12/31/1909, lived in Newark, Essex NJ was also a Civil War Vet who lost his hand at Locust Grove, VA. 11/27/1863.
2. Possible: Joseph or perhaps Josiah?
A discharge certificate was reissued in 1893 listing his Civil War service. He was from Newark NJ as well. B 8 regiment NY Mil Washington Grange 1861. Also an unconfirmed birth date seen of 09/03/1833 for this son.
3. Harmanus L, Jr., linked b 03/03/1835
Harmanus L Sr., a comb maker, was listed along with many others on a petition in RI in the 1830's submitted to the US Congress regarding the instability of the currency affecting all tradesmen. It appears to have to do with the issues surrounding the Second Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, which might explain why they were in Philadelphia when Rebecca died.
He remarried twice, but his death and final resting place are not found: Marcia Hunt, married 01/16/1840 in New Jersey, and Maria (Gifford) Bowers, a Matteson descendant, married 08/27/1846 in Killingly, CT.
No children are listed with Harmanus and Maria Gifford (Bowers) in 1850 in Providence, and in 1860 she is found back in her father Sylvester Bowers's home listed with her maiden name.
Harmanus and Rebecca Patt's children appear to have remained in New Jersey and New York.
Mother of:
1. William Patt Karseboom 08/04/1832-12/31/1909, lived in Newark, Essex NJ was also a Civil War Vet who lost his hand at Locust Grove, VA. 11/27/1863.
2. Possible: Joseph or perhaps Josiah?
A discharge certificate was reissued in 1893 listing his Civil War service. He was from Newark NJ as well. B 8 regiment NY Mil Washington Grange 1861. Also an unconfirmed birth date seen of 09/03/1833 for this son.
3. Harmanus L, Jr., linked b 03/03/1835
wige of Harmenus Karseboom∼Daughter of Capt. William & Rebecca Patt of Scituate, RI and wife of Harmanus L, written here as L Harmanus.
Harmanus L Sr., a comb maker, was listed along with many others on a petition in RI in the 1830's submitted to the US Congress regarding the instability of the currency affecting all tradesmen. It appears to have to do with the issues surrounding the Second Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, which might explain why they were in Philadelphia when Rebecca died.
He remarried twice, but his death and final resting place are not found: Marcia Hunt, married 01/16/1840 in New Jersey, and Maria (Gifford) Bowers, a Matteson descendant, married 08/27/1846 in Killingly, CT.
No children are listed with Harmanus and Maria Gifford (Bowers) in 1850 in Providence, and in 1860 she is found back in her father Sylvester Bowers's home listed with her maiden name.
Harmanus and Rebecca Patt's children appear to have remained in New Jersey and New York.
Mother of:
1. William Patt Karseboom 08/04/1832-12/31/1909, lived in Newark, Essex NJ was also a Civil War Vet who lost his hand at Locust Grove, VA. 11/27/1863.
2. Possible: Joseph or perhaps Josiah?
A discharge certificate was reissued in 1893 listing his Civil War service. He was from Newark NJ as well. B 8 regiment NY Mil Washington Grange 1861. Also an unconfirmed birth date seen of 09/03/1833 for this son.
3. Harmanus L, Jr., linked b 03/03/1835
Harmanus L Sr., a comb maker, was listed along with many others on a petition in RI in the 1830's submitted to the US Congress regarding the instability of the currency affecting all tradesmen. It appears to have to do with the issues surrounding the Second Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, which might explain why they were in Philadelphia when Rebecca died.
He remarried twice, but his death and final resting place are not found: Marcia Hunt, married 01/16/1840 in New Jersey, and Maria (Gifford) Bowers, a Matteson descendant, married 08/27/1846 in Killingly, CT.
No children are listed with Harmanus and Maria Gifford (Bowers) in 1850 in Providence, and in 1860 she is found back in her father Sylvester Bowers's home listed with her maiden name.
Harmanus and Rebecca Patt's children appear to have remained in New Jersey and New York.
Mother of:
1. William Patt Karseboom 08/04/1832-12/31/1909, lived in Newark, Essex NJ was also a Civil War Vet who lost his hand at Locust Grove, VA. 11/27/1863.
2. Possible: Joseph or perhaps Josiah?
A discharge certificate was reissued in 1893 listing his Civil War service. He was from Newark NJ as well. B 8 regiment NY Mil Washington Grange 1861. Also an unconfirmed birth date seen of 09/03/1833 for this son.
3. Harmanus L, Jr., linked b 03/03/1835
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