On the 1860 US Federal Census Nicholas and Cornelia are living in Fallsburgh, Sullivan Co., New York. Their children living with them were: Carry G., Jemima, and Mary.
According to Concerning the Van Bunschoten or Van Benschoten family in America, Nicholas Flagler married Cornelia Green on February 4, 1810. The year after marriage he associated himself with the Palens at Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., in the tanning business and in time his prosperity became pronounced.
According to Concerning the Van Bunschoten or Van Benschoten family in America, Nicholas Flagler married Cornelia Green on February 4, 1810. The year after marriage he associated himself with the Palens at Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., in the tanning business and in time his prosperity became pronounced.
On the 1860 US Federal Census Nicholas and Cornelia are living in Fallsburgh, Sullivan Co., New York. Their children living with them were: Carry G., Jemima, and Mary.
According to Concerning the Van Bunschoten or Van Benschoten family in America, Nicholas Flagler married Cornelia Green on February 4, 1810. The year after marriage he associated himself with the Palens at Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., in the tanning business and in time his prosperity became pronounced.
According to Concerning the Van Bunschoten or Van Benschoten family in America, Nicholas Flagler married Cornelia Green on February 4, 1810. The year after marriage he associated himself with the Palens at Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., in the tanning business and in time his prosperity became pronounced.
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