The Mohawk Valley Herkimers & Allied Families, compiled by Hazel Patrick, Jane Spellman & William Watkins, (New York: Herkimer County (NY) Historical Society, 1989) shows the parents of Mary Blevney as Emily Herkimer (daughter of Judge John Herkimer and Sarah Tenley) and Amos Foster. The pages also detail other members of the family.
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John Herkimers second wife, Sarah Tenley, was born @1808, (some 9 years after the birth of his youngest daughter by his first wife), probably near Washington, D.C. Their marriage, in 1825, occurred shortly after the conclusion of Johns term in Congress. After Johns death, Sarah resided in Town of Danube with her son-in-law, Isaac Vincent. About 1880, she removed to Newark, NJ with that family.
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John Herkimers second wife, Sarah Tenley, was born @1808, (some 9 years after the birth of his youngest daughter by his first wife), probably near Washington, D.C. Their marriage, in 1825, occurred shortly after the conclusion of Johns term in Congress. After Johns death, Sarah resided in Town of Danube with her son-in-law, Isaac Vincent. About 1880, she removed to Newark, NJ with that family.
The Mohawk Valley Herkimers & Allied Families, compiled by Hazel Patrick, Jane Spellman & William Watkins, (New York: Herkimer County (NY) Historical Society, 1989) shows the parents of Mary Blevney as Emily Herkimer (daughter of Judge John Herkimer and Sarah Tenley) and Amos Foster. The pages also detail other members of the family.
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John Herkimers second wife, Sarah Tenley, was born @1808, (some 9 years after the birth of his youngest daughter by his first wife), probably near Washington, D.C. Their marriage, in 1825, occurred shortly after the conclusion of Johns term in Congress. After Johns death, Sarah resided in Town of Danube with her son-in-law, Isaac Vincent. About 1880, she removed to Newark, NJ with that family.
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John Herkimers second wife, Sarah Tenley, was born @1808, (some 9 years after the birth of his youngest daughter by his first wife), probably near Washington, D.C. Their marriage, in 1825, occurred shortly after the conclusion of Johns term in Congress. After Johns death, Sarah resided in Town of Danube with her son-in-law, Isaac Vincent. About 1880, she removed to Newark, NJ with that family.
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Wife of Judge John Herkimer
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