Jacobus James Deyo
Jacobus James Deyo born to parents:
Jacobus Deyo 1704 – 1741. And Jannetje Freer 1706 – 1742.
Birth 25 Nov 1732 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
Death 1796 in New Paultz, Ulster County, New York USA.
Sources include
Some of this Information was found in the History of New Paultz publications within the Settlers of the Beekman Patent and Poughkeepsie Church records in Dutchess County, New York.
DEYO, JACOBUS SR Ancestor #: A033387
Service: NEW YORK Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: BAPTISED 11-25-1732 KINGSTON ULSTER CO NEW YORK
Death: POST 1796 SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY IN THE REV, P 112
Service Description: 1) COL VAN RENSSELSER, 8TH REG ALBANY CO
Information from the DAR Info noted thanks to another FAG member! Thank you!
*Comment*
WE do not know for sure which Cemetery in this region of New York this relative is buried in, we were just guessing. If someone could please help us find this relative headstone or other DOD/burial information it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so Much
Jacobus James Deyo born to parents:
Jacobus Deyo 1704 – 1741. And Jannetje Freer 1706 – 1742.
Birth 25 Nov 1732 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
Death 1796 in New Paultz, Ulster County, New York USA.
Sources include
Some of this Information was found in the History of New Paultz publications within the Settlers of the Beekman Patent and Poughkeepsie Church records in Dutchess County, New York.
DEYO, JACOBUS SR Ancestor #: A033387
Service: NEW YORK Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: BAPTISED 11-25-1732 KINGSTON ULSTER CO NEW YORK
Death: POST 1796 SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY IN THE REV, P 112
Service Description: 1) COL VAN RENSSELSER, 8TH REG ALBANY CO
Information from the DAR Info noted thanks to another FAG member! Thank you!
*Comment*
WE do not know for sure which Cemetery in this region of New York this relative is buried in, we were just guessing. If someone could please help us find this relative headstone or other DOD/burial information it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so Much
Jacobus James Deyo
Jacobus James Deyo born to parents:
Jacobus Deyo 1704 – 1741. And Jannetje Freer 1706 – 1742.
Birth 25 Nov 1732 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
Death 1796 in New Paultz, Ulster County, New York USA.
Sources include
Some of this Information was found in the History of New Paultz publications within the Settlers of the Beekman Patent and Poughkeepsie Church records in Dutchess County, New York.
DEYO, JACOBUS SR Ancestor #: A033387
Service: NEW YORK Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: BAPTISED 11-25-1732 KINGSTON ULSTER CO NEW YORK
Death: POST 1796 SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY IN THE REV, P 112
Service Description: 1) COL VAN RENSSELSER, 8TH REG ALBANY CO
Information from the DAR Info noted thanks to another FAG member! Thank you!
*Comment*
WE do not know for sure which Cemetery in this region of New York this relative is buried in, we were just guessing. If someone could please help us find this relative headstone or other DOD/burial information it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so Much
Jacobus James Deyo born to parents:
Jacobus Deyo 1704 – 1741. And Jannetje Freer 1706 – 1742.
Birth 25 Nov 1732 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
Death 1796 in New Paultz, Ulster County, New York USA.
Sources include
Some of this Information was found in the History of New Paultz publications within the Settlers of the Beekman Patent and Poughkeepsie Church records in Dutchess County, New York.
DEYO, JACOBUS SR Ancestor #: A033387
Service: NEW YORK Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: BAPTISED 11-25-1732 KINGSTON ULSTER CO NEW YORK
Death: POST 1796 SARATOGA CO NEW YORK
Service Source: ROBERTS, NY IN THE REV, P 112
Service Description: 1) COL VAN RENSSELSER, 8TH REG ALBANY CO
Information from the DAR Info noted thanks to another FAG member! Thank you!
*Comment*
WE do not know for sure which Cemetery in this region of New York this relative is buried in, we were just guessing. If someone could please help us find this relative headstone or other DOD/burial information it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so Much
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