Husband of Gertrude and father of Sarah (married Jacob G. Horton), Thomas and Isaac A. Biggs.
In 1790, Isaac Biggs was shown living in Brook Haven, NY.
In 1810, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with four persons in his household.
In 1830, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with five persons in his household.
In 1850, Isaac Biggs, aged 67, a laborer, was living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of Austin Roe, aged 42, a farmer, and his wife, Lucille Roe, 31, with their children, Justus Roe, 12, Ann Roe, 10, George Roe, 5, and Sarah Roe, aged 73. Also living in the household were William Wickham, 29, James Gregory, 22, Titus Gregory, 31, Richard Gregory, 16, Catherine Conley, 30, Charlotte Smith, 18, and William Van Velson, aged 35. Isaac was shown to be a laborer.
On December 6, 1883, Isaac's son, Isaac A. Biggs, died in Manhattan, NY. He was shown to be 67 years old, and was shown to be the son of Isaac Biggs and Gertrude.
(Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 15; 1790 US Census, page 110; 1790 New York, Tax Assessment Rolls of Real and Personal Estates, 1799-1804 for Isaac Biggs; 1810, 1850 US Federal Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949 for Isaac A. Biggs, Reference ID cn 476979. GS Film Number 1373939; A genealogical history of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight families : with some account of the earlier Hyatt families, a list of the The Hoyt and Haight families of America, page 500; Lewis Roe Overton diary, 1820-1827)
In 1790, Isaac Biggs was shown living in Brook Haven, NY.
In 1810, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with four persons in his household.
In 1830, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with five persons in his household.
In 1850, Isaac Biggs, aged 67, a laborer, was living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of Austin Roe, aged 42, a farmer, and his wife, Lucille Roe, 31, with their children, Justus Roe, 12, Ann Roe, 10, George Roe, 5, and Sarah Roe, aged 73. Also living in the household were William Wickham, 29, James Gregory, 22, Titus Gregory, 31, Richard Gregory, 16, Catherine Conley, 30, Charlotte Smith, 18, and William Van Velson, aged 35. Isaac was shown to be a laborer.
On December 6, 1883, Isaac's son, Isaac A. Biggs, died in Manhattan, NY. He was shown to be 67 years old, and was shown to be the son of Isaac Biggs and Gertrude.
(Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 15; 1790 US Census, page 110; 1790 New York, Tax Assessment Rolls of Real and Personal Estates, 1799-1804 for Isaac Biggs; 1810, 1850 US Federal Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949 for Isaac A. Biggs, Reference ID cn 476979. GS Film Number 1373939; A genealogical history of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight families : with some account of the earlier Hyatt families, a list of the The Hoyt and Haight families of America, page 500; Lewis Roe Overton diary, 1820-1827)
Husband of Gertrude and father of Sarah (married Jacob G. Horton), Thomas and Isaac A. Biggs.
In 1790, Isaac Biggs was shown living in Brook Haven, NY.
In 1810, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with four persons in his household.
In 1830, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with five persons in his household.
In 1850, Isaac Biggs, aged 67, a laborer, was living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of Austin Roe, aged 42, a farmer, and his wife, Lucille Roe, 31, with their children, Justus Roe, 12, Ann Roe, 10, George Roe, 5, and Sarah Roe, aged 73. Also living in the household were William Wickham, 29, James Gregory, 22, Titus Gregory, 31, Richard Gregory, 16, Catherine Conley, 30, Charlotte Smith, 18, and William Van Velson, aged 35. Isaac was shown to be a laborer.
On December 6, 1883, Isaac's son, Isaac A. Biggs, died in Manhattan, NY. He was shown to be 67 years old, and was shown to be the son of Isaac Biggs and Gertrude.
(Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 15; 1790 US Census, page 110; 1790 New York, Tax Assessment Rolls of Real and Personal Estates, 1799-1804 for Isaac Biggs; 1810, 1850 US Federal Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949 for Isaac A. Biggs, Reference ID cn 476979. GS Film Number 1373939; A genealogical history of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight families : with some account of the earlier Hyatt families, a list of the The Hoyt and Haight families of America, page 500; Lewis Roe Overton diary, 1820-1827)
In 1790, Isaac Biggs was shown living in Brook Haven, NY.
In 1810, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with four persons in his household.
In 1830, Isaac Biggs, of Brookhaven, NY, was shown with five persons in his household.
In 1850, Isaac Biggs, aged 67, a laborer, was living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of Austin Roe, aged 42, a farmer, and his wife, Lucille Roe, 31, with their children, Justus Roe, 12, Ann Roe, 10, George Roe, 5, and Sarah Roe, aged 73. Also living in the household were William Wickham, 29, James Gregory, 22, Titus Gregory, 31, Richard Gregory, 16, Catherine Conley, 30, Charlotte Smith, 18, and William Van Velson, aged 35. Isaac was shown to be a laborer.
On December 6, 1883, Isaac's son, Isaac A. Biggs, died in Manhattan, NY. He was shown to be 67 years old, and was shown to be the son of Isaac Biggs and Gertrude.
(Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 15; 1790 US Census, page 110; 1790 New York, Tax Assessment Rolls of Real and Personal Estates, 1799-1804 for Isaac Biggs; 1810, 1850 US Federal Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949 for Isaac A. Biggs, Reference ID cn 476979. GS Film Number 1373939; A genealogical history of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight families : with some account of the earlier Hyatt families, a list of the The Hoyt and Haight families of America, page 500; Lewis Roe Overton diary, 1820-1827)
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