Denton Dusenberry
Birth 06 Aug 1740
Death 06 Nov 1802
Died aged 62 years & 3 months.
A Soldier of the Revolution.
Married: Sarah Birdsall b: 8 NOV 1758
Married: 4 APR 1792 in Presbyterian Church,Yorktown,Westchester,NY
Children
1. Elizabeth Dusenberry b: 31 MAR 1792∼"The Journal of Reverend Silas Constant with Records and Notes" by Emily Warren Roebling, footnote at bottom of page 199:
Denton Dusenbury, of Peekskill (son of Jarvis Dusenbury by his wife Elizabeth Denton, who were married 29 May, 1736), was born 6 October, 1740, and died 6 November, 1802. He married [...] Sarah, daughter of Daniel Birdsall, born 6 November, 1758; died 19 May, 1829. Both husband and wife are buried in St. Peter's church-yard, Peekskill. The will of Mr. Dusenbury, dated August, 1801, mentioned children Hannah and Daniel, neither of age; and the will of his widow, executed 22 May, 1829, named daughter Hannah, wife of Philetus Raymond, and their children George W., Charles D., Sarah Maria, and Caroline Matilda, all surnamed Raymond.
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May be pertinent on finding Denton's family members and also from the aforementioned diary located at http://library.logcollegepress.com/Constant%2C+Silas%2C+The+Journal+of+the+Reverend+Silas+Constant.pdf --
p218:
The branch of the Dusenbury family to which Mr. Constant's entries usually refer is known as that of William of Peekskill. William Dusenbury removed from Peekskill, some time after the Revolution, to the present town of Putnam Valley, where he died 7 November, 1815, aged eighty- four years. His wife, Sarah Lane, died 3 March, 1821, aged eighty-eight. He was the son of Moses Dusenbury, grandson of John Dusenbury, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Mudge, of Long Island, and great-grandson of Hendrick Hendricksen Van Doesburg and Marritie Hendricks of Haerlem, who were married at New York, 12 June, 1655.
Notes by 5DS-
William may have been Col. Moses Dusenbury Sr.'s son.
p249:
Charles Dusenbury, son of William Dusenbury by his wife Sarah Lane, born, according to his gravestone at Putnam Valley, in 1769, died 28 October, 1839. He married (i), 8 August, 1791, Sarah Conklin; and (2), 15 September, 1805, Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Hadden. She died 14 June, 1863, aged seventy-seven. His children were : Nancy Dusenbury, Charles Dusenbury, Isaac Dusenbury, Mary I. Dusenbury, and Samuel Dusenbury, the latter of whom married and removed to South Carolina after the war of 1812.
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"The Beam-Dusenbury Farmstead, Town of Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York" by Paul R. Huey found in the Fall 2013 DUTCH BARN PRESERVATION SOCIETY NEWSLETTER, vol 26, Issue 2. ---
Moses Dusenbury's younger brother, William, went with his 22-year-old son, William C. Dusenbury, to Addison County, Vermont, where the two Williams, uncle and nephew, took the freeman's oath in 1800. Moses acquired land there, and in 1805 and 1810 he sold two parcels there to Zadock Everest, Jr. The 1810 census shows that by 1810 William C. Dusenbury had left Vermont and moved to Cayuga County, New York.
Birth 06 Aug 1740
Death 06 Nov 1802
Died aged 62 years & 3 months.
A Soldier of the Revolution.
Married: Sarah Birdsall b: 8 NOV 1758
Married: 4 APR 1792 in Presbyterian Church,Yorktown,Westchester,NY
Children
1. Elizabeth Dusenberry b: 31 MAR 1792∼"The Journal of Reverend Silas Constant with Records and Notes" by Emily Warren Roebling, footnote at bottom of page 199:
Denton Dusenbury, of Peekskill (son of Jarvis Dusenbury by his wife Elizabeth Denton, who were married 29 May, 1736), was born 6 October, 1740, and died 6 November, 1802. He married [...] Sarah, daughter of Daniel Birdsall, born 6 November, 1758; died 19 May, 1829. Both husband and wife are buried in St. Peter's church-yard, Peekskill. The will of Mr. Dusenbury, dated August, 1801, mentioned children Hannah and Daniel, neither of age; and the will of his widow, executed 22 May, 1829, named daughter Hannah, wife of Philetus Raymond, and their children George W., Charles D., Sarah Maria, and Caroline Matilda, all surnamed Raymond.
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May be pertinent on finding Denton's family members and also from the aforementioned diary located at http://library.logcollegepress.com/Constant%2C+Silas%2C+The+Journal+of+the+Reverend+Silas+Constant.pdf --
p218:
The branch of the Dusenbury family to which Mr. Constant's entries usually refer is known as that of William of Peekskill. William Dusenbury removed from Peekskill, some time after the Revolution, to the present town of Putnam Valley, where he died 7 November, 1815, aged eighty- four years. His wife, Sarah Lane, died 3 March, 1821, aged eighty-eight. He was the son of Moses Dusenbury, grandson of John Dusenbury, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Mudge, of Long Island, and great-grandson of Hendrick Hendricksen Van Doesburg and Marritie Hendricks of Haerlem, who were married at New York, 12 June, 1655.
Notes by 5DS-
William may have been Col. Moses Dusenbury Sr.'s son.
p249:
Charles Dusenbury, son of William Dusenbury by his wife Sarah Lane, born, according to his gravestone at Putnam Valley, in 1769, died 28 October, 1839. He married (i), 8 August, 1791, Sarah Conklin; and (2), 15 September, 1805, Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Hadden. She died 14 June, 1863, aged seventy-seven. His children were : Nancy Dusenbury, Charles Dusenbury, Isaac Dusenbury, Mary I. Dusenbury, and Samuel Dusenbury, the latter of whom married and removed to South Carolina after the war of 1812.
* * *
"The Beam-Dusenbury Farmstead, Town of Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York" by Paul R. Huey found in the Fall 2013 DUTCH BARN PRESERVATION SOCIETY NEWSLETTER, vol 26, Issue 2. ---
Moses Dusenbury's younger brother, William, went with his 22-year-old son, William C. Dusenbury, to Addison County, Vermont, where the two Williams, uncle and nephew, took the freeman's oath in 1800. Moses acquired land there, and in 1805 and 1810 he sold two parcels there to Zadock Everest, Jr. The 1810 census shows that by 1810 William C. Dusenbury had left Vermont and moved to Cayuga County, New York.
Denton Dusenberry
Birth 06 Aug 1740
Death 06 Nov 1802
Died aged 62 years & 3 months.
A Soldier of the Revolution.
Married: Sarah Birdsall b: 8 NOV 1758
Married: 4 APR 1792 in Presbyterian Church,Yorktown,Westchester,NY
Children
1. Elizabeth Dusenberry b: 31 MAR 1792∼"The Journal of Reverend Silas Constant with Records and Notes" by Emily Warren Roebling, footnote at bottom of page 199:
Denton Dusenbury, of Peekskill (son of Jarvis Dusenbury by his wife Elizabeth Denton, who were married 29 May, 1736), was born 6 October, 1740, and died 6 November, 1802. He married [...] Sarah, daughter of Daniel Birdsall, born 6 November, 1758; died 19 May, 1829. Both husband and wife are buried in St. Peter's church-yard, Peekskill. The will of Mr. Dusenbury, dated August, 1801, mentioned children Hannah and Daniel, neither of age; and the will of his widow, executed 22 May, 1829, named daughter Hannah, wife of Philetus Raymond, and their children George W., Charles D., Sarah Maria, and Caroline Matilda, all surnamed Raymond.
* * *
May be pertinent on finding Denton's family members and also from the aforementioned diary located at http://library.logcollegepress.com/Constant%2C+Silas%2C+The+Journal+of+the+Reverend+Silas+Constant.pdf --
p218:
The branch of the Dusenbury family to which Mr. Constant's entries usually refer is known as that of William of Peekskill. William Dusenbury removed from Peekskill, some time after the Revolution, to the present town of Putnam Valley, where he died 7 November, 1815, aged eighty- four years. His wife, Sarah Lane, died 3 March, 1821, aged eighty-eight. He was the son of Moses Dusenbury, grandson of John Dusenbury, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Mudge, of Long Island, and great-grandson of Hendrick Hendricksen Van Doesburg and Marritie Hendricks of Haerlem, who were married at New York, 12 June, 1655.
Notes by 5DS-
William may have been Col. Moses Dusenbury Sr.'s son.
p249:
Charles Dusenbury, son of William Dusenbury by his wife Sarah Lane, born, according to his gravestone at Putnam Valley, in 1769, died 28 October, 1839. He married (i), 8 August, 1791, Sarah Conklin; and (2), 15 September, 1805, Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Hadden. She died 14 June, 1863, aged seventy-seven. His children were : Nancy Dusenbury, Charles Dusenbury, Isaac Dusenbury, Mary I. Dusenbury, and Samuel Dusenbury, the latter of whom married and removed to South Carolina after the war of 1812.
* * *
"The Beam-Dusenbury Farmstead, Town of Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York" by Paul R. Huey found in the Fall 2013 DUTCH BARN PRESERVATION SOCIETY NEWSLETTER, vol 26, Issue 2. ---
Moses Dusenbury's younger brother, William, went with his 22-year-old son, William C. Dusenbury, to Addison County, Vermont, where the two Williams, uncle and nephew, took the freeman's oath in 1800. Moses acquired land there, and in 1805 and 1810 he sold two parcels there to Zadock Everest, Jr. The 1810 census shows that by 1810 William C. Dusenbury had left Vermont and moved to Cayuga County, New York.
Birth 06 Aug 1740
Death 06 Nov 1802
Died aged 62 years & 3 months.
A Soldier of the Revolution.
Married: Sarah Birdsall b: 8 NOV 1758
Married: 4 APR 1792 in Presbyterian Church,Yorktown,Westchester,NY
Children
1. Elizabeth Dusenberry b: 31 MAR 1792∼"The Journal of Reverend Silas Constant with Records and Notes" by Emily Warren Roebling, footnote at bottom of page 199:
Denton Dusenbury, of Peekskill (son of Jarvis Dusenbury by his wife Elizabeth Denton, who were married 29 May, 1736), was born 6 October, 1740, and died 6 November, 1802. He married [...] Sarah, daughter of Daniel Birdsall, born 6 November, 1758; died 19 May, 1829. Both husband and wife are buried in St. Peter's church-yard, Peekskill. The will of Mr. Dusenbury, dated August, 1801, mentioned children Hannah and Daniel, neither of age; and the will of his widow, executed 22 May, 1829, named daughter Hannah, wife of Philetus Raymond, and their children George W., Charles D., Sarah Maria, and Caroline Matilda, all surnamed Raymond.
* * *
May be pertinent on finding Denton's family members and also from the aforementioned diary located at http://library.logcollegepress.com/Constant%2C+Silas%2C+The+Journal+of+the+Reverend+Silas+Constant.pdf --
p218:
The branch of the Dusenbury family to which Mr. Constant's entries usually refer is known as that of William of Peekskill. William Dusenbury removed from Peekskill, some time after the Revolution, to the present town of Putnam Valley, where he died 7 November, 1815, aged eighty- four years. His wife, Sarah Lane, died 3 March, 1821, aged eighty-eight. He was the son of Moses Dusenbury, grandson of John Dusenbury, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Mudge, of Long Island, and great-grandson of Hendrick Hendricksen Van Doesburg and Marritie Hendricks of Haerlem, who were married at New York, 12 June, 1655.
Notes by 5DS-
William may have been Col. Moses Dusenbury Sr.'s son.
p249:
Charles Dusenbury, son of William Dusenbury by his wife Sarah Lane, born, according to his gravestone at Putnam Valley, in 1769, died 28 October, 1839. He married (i), 8 August, 1791, Sarah Conklin; and (2), 15 September, 1805, Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Hadden. She died 14 June, 1863, aged seventy-seven. His children were : Nancy Dusenbury, Charles Dusenbury, Isaac Dusenbury, Mary I. Dusenbury, and Samuel Dusenbury, the latter of whom married and removed to South Carolina after the war of 1812.
* * *
"The Beam-Dusenbury Farmstead, Town of Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York" by Paul R. Huey found in the Fall 2013 DUTCH BARN PRESERVATION SOCIETY NEWSLETTER, vol 26, Issue 2. ---
Moses Dusenbury's younger brother, William, went with his 22-year-old son, William C. Dusenbury, to Addison County, Vermont, where the two Williams, uncle and nephew, took the freeman's oath in 1800. Moses acquired land there, and in 1805 and 1810 he sold two parcels there to Zadock Everest, Jr. The 1810 census shows that by 1810 William C. Dusenbury had left Vermont and moved to Cayuga County, New York.
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