Daughter of Cornelius M. Demarest and
Breghje "Bridget" Blauvelt, wife of Jacob Onderdonk whom she married about 1848 in Ramapo, NY, and mother of Ella, William, Calvin and Peter Onderdonk.
In 1850, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 24, was living in Ramapo, NY, with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 25, and daughter, Ella Onderdonk, aged 2. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a cigar maker.
In 1855, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 29, was living in Ramapo, NY with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 31, and sons Calvin Onderdonk, aged 2, and Peter Onderdonk, aged 1 month. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a segar (cigar) maker.
In 1860, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 35, could be found living in New York, NY, in the home of her parents, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 54, and stepmother, Eliza Demarest, aged 48. Also living in the household was Eliza Demarest, aged 15, William Demarest, aged 5, Charles Colmeyer, aged 43, a gilder, William Colmeyer, aged 41. Her father, Cornelius, was shown to be in the coal trade.
In 1870, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 45, nurse, was living in New York City, NY, in the household of Del Benell, aged 52, and his wife, Emily Benell, aged 48. Also living in the household were Ella Dockslader, 25, Theodore Dockslader, 32, and Jessied Dockslader, 3 months, Walter Knight, a druggist, aged 42, Adeline Knight, 30, Warren Winship, a store clerk, aged 27, William Roberts, a railroad conductor, aged 29, Margaret McLeary, a servant, aged 25, and Kate McLeary, aged 23.
In 1892, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 66, was living in Brooklyn, NY, in the home of her father, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 89, retired.
On March 1, 1894, Hannah, shown Anderdourk, married, born in 1826, no occupation, died in Brooklyn, NY, at the age of 68 years, and was buried on March 5, 1894 in Nanuck (Nanuet), NY.
(Hannah Demarest in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, page 179; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census; 1855, 1892 New York State Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Reference ID cn 3224, GS Film Number 1323914)
Breghje "Bridget" Blauvelt, wife of Jacob Onderdonk whom she married about 1848 in Ramapo, NY, and mother of Ella, William, Calvin and Peter Onderdonk.
In 1850, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 24, was living in Ramapo, NY, with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 25, and daughter, Ella Onderdonk, aged 2. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a cigar maker.
In 1855, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 29, was living in Ramapo, NY with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 31, and sons Calvin Onderdonk, aged 2, and Peter Onderdonk, aged 1 month. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a segar (cigar) maker.
In 1860, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 35, could be found living in New York, NY, in the home of her parents, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 54, and stepmother, Eliza Demarest, aged 48. Also living in the household was Eliza Demarest, aged 15, William Demarest, aged 5, Charles Colmeyer, aged 43, a gilder, William Colmeyer, aged 41. Her father, Cornelius, was shown to be in the coal trade.
In 1870, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 45, nurse, was living in New York City, NY, in the household of Del Benell, aged 52, and his wife, Emily Benell, aged 48. Also living in the household were Ella Dockslader, 25, Theodore Dockslader, 32, and Jessied Dockslader, 3 months, Walter Knight, a druggist, aged 42, Adeline Knight, 30, Warren Winship, a store clerk, aged 27, William Roberts, a railroad conductor, aged 29, Margaret McLeary, a servant, aged 25, and Kate McLeary, aged 23.
In 1892, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 66, was living in Brooklyn, NY, in the home of her father, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 89, retired.
On March 1, 1894, Hannah, shown Anderdourk, married, born in 1826, no occupation, died in Brooklyn, NY, at the age of 68 years, and was buried on March 5, 1894 in Nanuck (Nanuet), NY.
(Hannah Demarest in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, page 179; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census; 1855, 1892 New York State Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Reference ID cn 3224, GS Film Number 1323914)
Daughter of Cornelius M. Demarest and
Breghje "Bridget" Blauvelt, wife of Jacob Onderdonk whom she married about 1848 in Ramapo, NY, and mother of Ella, William, Calvin and Peter Onderdonk.
In 1850, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 24, was living in Ramapo, NY, with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 25, and daughter, Ella Onderdonk, aged 2. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a cigar maker.
In 1855, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 29, was living in Ramapo, NY with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 31, and sons Calvin Onderdonk, aged 2, and Peter Onderdonk, aged 1 month. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a segar (cigar) maker.
In 1860, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 35, could be found living in New York, NY, in the home of her parents, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 54, and stepmother, Eliza Demarest, aged 48. Also living in the household was Eliza Demarest, aged 15, William Demarest, aged 5, Charles Colmeyer, aged 43, a gilder, William Colmeyer, aged 41. Her father, Cornelius, was shown to be in the coal trade.
In 1870, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 45, nurse, was living in New York City, NY, in the household of Del Benell, aged 52, and his wife, Emily Benell, aged 48. Also living in the household were Ella Dockslader, 25, Theodore Dockslader, 32, and Jessied Dockslader, 3 months, Walter Knight, a druggist, aged 42, Adeline Knight, 30, Warren Winship, a store clerk, aged 27, William Roberts, a railroad conductor, aged 29, Margaret McLeary, a servant, aged 25, and Kate McLeary, aged 23.
In 1892, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 66, was living in Brooklyn, NY, in the home of her father, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 89, retired.
On March 1, 1894, Hannah, shown Anderdourk, married, born in 1826, no occupation, died in Brooklyn, NY, at the age of 68 years, and was buried on March 5, 1894 in Nanuck (Nanuet), NY.
(Hannah Demarest in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, page 179; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census; 1855, 1892 New York State Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Reference ID cn 3224, GS Film Number 1323914)
Breghje "Bridget" Blauvelt, wife of Jacob Onderdonk whom she married about 1848 in Ramapo, NY, and mother of Ella, William, Calvin and Peter Onderdonk.
In 1850, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 24, was living in Ramapo, NY, with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 25, and daughter, Ella Onderdonk, aged 2. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a cigar maker.
In 1855, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 29, was living in Ramapo, NY with her husband, Jacob Onderdonk, aged 31, and sons Calvin Onderdonk, aged 2, and Peter Onderdonk, aged 1 month. Her husband, Jacob, was shown to be a segar (cigar) maker.
In 1860, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 35, could be found living in New York, NY, in the home of her parents, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 54, and stepmother, Eliza Demarest, aged 48. Also living in the household was Eliza Demarest, aged 15, William Demarest, aged 5, Charles Colmeyer, aged 43, a gilder, William Colmeyer, aged 41. Her father, Cornelius, was shown to be in the coal trade.
In 1870, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 45, nurse, was living in New York City, NY, in the household of Del Benell, aged 52, and his wife, Emily Benell, aged 48. Also living in the household were Ella Dockslader, 25, Theodore Dockslader, 32, and Jessied Dockslader, 3 months, Walter Knight, a druggist, aged 42, Adeline Knight, 30, Warren Winship, a store clerk, aged 27, William Roberts, a railroad conductor, aged 29, Margaret McLeary, a servant, aged 25, and Kate McLeary, aged 23.
In 1892, Hannah Onderdonk, aged 66, was living in Brooklyn, NY, in the home of her father, Cornelius M. Demarest, aged 89, retired.
On March 1, 1894, Hannah, shown Anderdourk, married, born in 1826, no occupation, died in Brooklyn, NY, at the age of 68 years, and was buried on March 5, 1894 in Nanuck (Nanuet), NY.
(Hannah Demarest in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, page 179; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census; 1855, 1892 New York State Census; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Reference ID cn 3224, GS Film Number 1323914)
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