Father: Nicholas Larzelere,(1695-aft.1766)

Mother: Hester Lakerman (1698- aft 1734)

Siblings:

1. Catherine Larzelere 1716-1802

2. Nicholas Larzelere 1718-1799

3. Abraham Larzelere 1720-before 1790

4. Frances Larzelere 1722-abt 1774

5. Mary Larzelere Abt 1725-before 1774

6. Hester Larzelere 1728-before 1791

7. Jacob Larzelere 1732-1808

Facts and Events:

Nicholas Larzelere

birth: March 28, 1718, Staten Island, Richmond County, New York

Marriage #1: Mar 28, 1741 to Elizabeth Bessoner (d. bef 1767)

Marriage #2: Sarah (Crocheron) Du Puy (b.1726-d.1771). Her maiden name was Sarah Crocheron. Her first husband was John Du Puy (1726-1767). Nicholas Larzelere and Sarah (Crocheron) Du Puy married on May 25, 1767

Children: Nicholas and Sarah had a daughter named Johannah "Hannah" Larzelere, (born on 1768, died March 22, 1841).

Nicholas Larzelere died: 1799 Lower Makefield, Bucks County, PA

During the Revolutionary War, he was as a private in Lower Makefield Company, Bucks County Associators 1st Battalion Military.

Aug 5, 1799 Will was proved. He left a plantation of 171 acres and estate valued at 1,524 pounds. Sons Nicholas and John were named as Executors (Bucks County, PA., docket 2899)

Burial: St. James Episcopal Church, Bristol, Bucks County, PA.

According to his will, registered August 5, 1799, Bucks County, Pa, after his bequests to his wife, Sarah, Nicholas Larzelere left one ninth of his remaining estate to his children who he names as follows: Nicholas, John, Catherine LaRue, Hester Mitchell, Anne Vansant, Elizabeth Cape, Margaret Johnson, Hannah Burley, and the last one ninth to the children of his daughter Mary Applegate who must have predeceased him.

A copy of his will can be found on the site FamilySearch "Pennsylvania Probate Records 1683-1994"