From "The Homestead of a Colonial Dame" by Alice Crary Sutcliffe, pub. 1909 : 'Francis and his wife had a good old fashion family of eight children. . .'
He married Margaret Thorn Van Wyck, daughter of Cornelius Van Wyck and Hannah Thorne. Margaret was reared in the famous Van Wyck Homestead (Wharton House) at Fishkill Village, which was immortalized in James Fenimore cooper's novel, "The Spy".
He married Margaret Thorn Van Wyck, daughter of Cornelius Van Wyck and Hannah Thorne. Margaret was reared in the famous Van Wyck Homestead (Wharton House) at Fishkill Village, which was immortalized in James Fenimore cooper's novel, "The Spy".
From "The Homestead of a Colonial Dame" by Alice Crary Sutcliffe, pub. 1909 : 'Francis and his wife had a good old fashion family of eight children. . .'
He married Margaret Thorn Van Wyck, daughter of Cornelius Van Wyck and Hannah Thorne. Margaret was reared in the famous Van Wyck Homestead (Wharton House) at Fishkill Village, which was immortalized in James Fenimore cooper's novel, "The Spy".
He married Margaret Thorn Van Wyck, daughter of Cornelius Van Wyck and Hannah Thorne. Margaret was reared in the famous Van Wyck Homestead (Wharton House) at Fishkill Village, which was immortalized in James Fenimore cooper's novel, "The Spy".
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