A Life Remembered ~ Annatje Smith Haring
The following information was contributed by Carole Nurmi Cummings, a Dutch descendant from the 1600s and her 3rd great granddaughter.
Dutch Reformed Church Baptism Records
• Name of Child Baptized: Anatye
• Date of Birth: 14 March 1774
• Date of Baptism: 3 April 1774
• Name of Parents: Jacobus Smith, Sara Blauvelt
• Name of Witnesses: Hendrick Tuerneur, Margrietje his wife.
~ Source: History of Rockland County 1884 - Author: Reverent David Cole, D.D. - Baptisms at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church - Tappan, Orange [Now Rockland] County, New York - Page A-31 - Number # 2370
1860 United States Census
• Page 142 - Orangetown, County of Rockland, New York -Post Office: Nyack
• 24 - Francis {James} S Haring, 39, Male, Farmer, Real Estate $8000, Personal $3000, Born in New York
• 25 - Rachel Haring, 40, Female, Born in New York
• 26 -James Haring, 5, Male, Born in New York
• 27 - Anna Haring, 85, Female, Born in New York
• 28 - Anna Henry, 18, Female, Servant, Born in Scotland
• 29 -John Bell, 47, Male, Naturalist, Real Estate $8000, Personal Estate $500, Born in New York
A Life Remembered ~ Annatje Smith Haring
Annatje was almost 98 years of age when she died.
Though we see the spelling on the headstone as Annautye, it is believed that the correct spelling of this Dutch name should be Annatje.
Her grandson, James Smith Haring II 1855-1922 purchased a large burial plot in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
In 1887, James transferred Anna from Tappan Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York to it's current resting place in Section C in Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill, New York.
Her husband Daniel Haring was also relocated. His first headstone can still be found in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York.
When James Smith Haring Jr 1855-1922 relocated the bodies, the death date of Daniel changed by a day.
As you can see from above...the Annatje was incorrectly spelled as well. The 'tje' at the end of the name sounds like 'cha'...so the name is anna "cha" in sounding.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Sparkill, Rockland County, New York
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue
• Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring 1820-1878 [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell 1819-1897 [Grave 12]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery initially because a former headstone was located there. Daniel and his wife Annatje Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot as well.
Rockland Cemetery Records:
• Name: Annantia Harring
• Residence: Orangeburg, New York
• Age: 97 years, 9 months & 22 days
• Cause of Death: Old Age
• Plot: Section C James S Haring's Plot
• Date Interred: 20 September 1887
Notes: Removed from Tappan Cemetery. Date of death: 5 January 1872.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue - Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring, 1820-1878, [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell, 1819-1897, [Grave 12]
• Daniel Haring, James S Haring father, 1774-1845, [Grave 15]
• His Wife, Anna Smith, 1774-1872, [Grave 16]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
• His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York initially because a former headstone was located there.
• Daniel and his wife Anna Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot on 20 September 1887.
The following information was contributed by Carole Nurmi Cummings, a Dutch descendant from the 1600s and her 3rd great granddaughter.
Dutch Reformed Church Baptism Records
• Name of Child Baptized: Anatye
• Date of Birth: 14 March 1774
• Date of Baptism: 3 April 1774
• Name of Parents: Jacobus Smith, Sara Blauvelt
• Name of Witnesses: Hendrick Tuerneur, Margrietje his wife.
~ Source: History of Rockland County 1884 - Author: Reverent David Cole, D.D. - Baptisms at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church - Tappan, Orange [Now Rockland] County, New York - Page A-31 - Number # 2370
1860 United States Census
• Page 142 - Orangetown, County of Rockland, New York -Post Office: Nyack
• 24 - Francis {James} S Haring, 39, Male, Farmer, Real Estate $8000, Personal $3000, Born in New York
• 25 - Rachel Haring, 40, Female, Born in New York
• 26 -James Haring, 5, Male, Born in New York
• 27 - Anna Haring, 85, Female, Born in New York
• 28 - Anna Henry, 18, Female, Servant, Born in Scotland
• 29 -John Bell, 47, Male, Naturalist, Real Estate $8000, Personal Estate $500, Born in New York
A Life Remembered ~ Annatje Smith Haring
Annatje was almost 98 years of age when she died.
Though we see the spelling on the headstone as Annautye, it is believed that the correct spelling of this Dutch name should be Annatje.
Her grandson, James Smith Haring II 1855-1922 purchased a large burial plot in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
In 1887, James transferred Anna from Tappan Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York to it's current resting place in Section C in Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill, New York.
Her husband Daniel Haring was also relocated. His first headstone can still be found in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York.
When James Smith Haring Jr 1855-1922 relocated the bodies, the death date of Daniel changed by a day.
As you can see from above...the Annatje was incorrectly spelled as well. The 'tje' at the end of the name sounds like 'cha'...so the name is anna "cha" in sounding.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Sparkill, Rockland County, New York
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue
• Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring 1820-1878 [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell 1819-1897 [Grave 12]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery initially because a former headstone was located there. Daniel and his wife Annatje Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot as well.
Rockland Cemetery Records:
• Name: Annantia Harring
• Residence: Orangeburg, New York
• Age: 97 years, 9 months & 22 days
• Cause of Death: Old Age
• Plot: Section C James S Haring's Plot
• Date Interred: 20 September 1887
Notes: Removed from Tappan Cemetery. Date of death: 5 January 1872.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue - Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring, 1820-1878, [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell, 1819-1897, [Grave 12]
• Daniel Haring, James S Haring father, 1774-1845, [Grave 15]
• His Wife, Anna Smith, 1774-1872, [Grave 16]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
• His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York initially because a former headstone was located there.
• Daniel and his wife Anna Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot on 20 September 1887.
A Life Remembered ~ Annatje Smith Haring
The following information was contributed by Carole Nurmi Cummings, a Dutch descendant from the 1600s and her 3rd great granddaughter.
Dutch Reformed Church Baptism Records
• Name of Child Baptized: Anatye
• Date of Birth: 14 March 1774
• Date of Baptism: 3 April 1774
• Name of Parents: Jacobus Smith, Sara Blauvelt
• Name of Witnesses: Hendrick Tuerneur, Margrietje his wife.
~ Source: History of Rockland County 1884 - Author: Reverent David Cole, D.D. - Baptisms at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church - Tappan, Orange [Now Rockland] County, New York - Page A-31 - Number # 2370
1860 United States Census
• Page 142 - Orangetown, County of Rockland, New York -Post Office: Nyack
• 24 - Francis {James} S Haring, 39, Male, Farmer, Real Estate $8000, Personal $3000, Born in New York
• 25 - Rachel Haring, 40, Female, Born in New York
• 26 -James Haring, 5, Male, Born in New York
• 27 - Anna Haring, 85, Female, Born in New York
• 28 - Anna Henry, 18, Female, Servant, Born in Scotland
• 29 -John Bell, 47, Male, Naturalist, Real Estate $8000, Personal Estate $500, Born in New York
A Life Remembered ~ Annatje Smith Haring
Annatje was almost 98 years of age when she died.
Though we see the spelling on the headstone as Annautye, it is believed that the correct spelling of this Dutch name should be Annatje.
Her grandson, James Smith Haring II 1855-1922 purchased a large burial plot in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
In 1887, James transferred Anna from Tappan Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York to it's current resting place in Section C in Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill, New York.
Her husband Daniel Haring was also relocated. His first headstone can still be found in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York.
When James Smith Haring Jr 1855-1922 relocated the bodies, the death date of Daniel changed by a day.
As you can see from above...the Annatje was incorrectly spelled as well. The 'tje' at the end of the name sounds like 'cha'...so the name is anna "cha" in sounding.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Sparkill, Rockland County, New York
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue
• Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring 1820-1878 [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell 1819-1897 [Grave 12]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery initially because a former headstone was located there. Daniel and his wife Annatje Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot as well.
Rockland Cemetery Records:
• Name: Annantia Harring
• Residence: Orangeburg, New York
• Age: 97 years, 9 months & 22 days
• Cause of Death: Old Age
• Plot: Section C James S Haring's Plot
• Date Interred: 20 September 1887
Notes: Removed from Tappan Cemetery. Date of death: 5 January 1872.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue - Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring, 1820-1878, [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell, 1819-1897, [Grave 12]
• Daniel Haring, James S Haring father, 1774-1845, [Grave 15]
• His Wife, Anna Smith, 1774-1872, [Grave 16]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
• His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York initially because a former headstone was located there.
• Daniel and his wife Anna Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot on 20 September 1887.
The following information was contributed by Carole Nurmi Cummings, a Dutch descendant from the 1600s and her 3rd great granddaughter.
Dutch Reformed Church Baptism Records
• Name of Child Baptized: Anatye
• Date of Birth: 14 March 1774
• Date of Baptism: 3 April 1774
• Name of Parents: Jacobus Smith, Sara Blauvelt
• Name of Witnesses: Hendrick Tuerneur, Margrietje his wife.
~ Source: History of Rockland County 1884 - Author: Reverent David Cole, D.D. - Baptisms at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church - Tappan, Orange [Now Rockland] County, New York - Page A-31 - Number # 2370
1860 United States Census
• Page 142 - Orangetown, County of Rockland, New York -Post Office: Nyack
• 24 - Francis {James} S Haring, 39, Male, Farmer, Real Estate $8000, Personal $3000, Born in New York
• 25 - Rachel Haring, 40, Female, Born in New York
• 26 -James Haring, 5, Male, Born in New York
• 27 - Anna Haring, 85, Female, Born in New York
• 28 - Anna Henry, 18, Female, Servant, Born in Scotland
• 29 -John Bell, 47, Male, Naturalist, Real Estate $8000, Personal Estate $500, Born in New York
A Life Remembered ~ Annatje Smith Haring
Annatje was almost 98 years of age when she died.
Though we see the spelling on the headstone as Annautye, it is believed that the correct spelling of this Dutch name should be Annatje.
Her grandson, James Smith Haring II 1855-1922 purchased a large burial plot in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
In 1887, James transferred Anna from Tappan Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York to it's current resting place in Section C in Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill, New York.
Her husband Daniel Haring was also relocated. His first headstone can still be found in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York.
When James Smith Haring Jr 1855-1922 relocated the bodies, the death date of Daniel changed by a day.
As you can see from above...the Annatje was incorrectly spelled as well. The 'tje' at the end of the name sounds like 'cha'...so the name is anna "cha" in sounding.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Sparkill, Rockland County, New York
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue
• Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring 1820-1878 [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell 1819-1897 [Grave 12]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery initially because a former headstone was located there. Daniel and his wife Annatje Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot as well.
Rockland Cemetery Records:
• Name: Annantia Harring
• Residence: Orangeburg, New York
• Age: 97 years, 9 months & 22 days
• Cause of Death: Old Age
• Plot: Section C James S Haring's Plot
• Date Interred: 20 September 1887
Notes: Removed from Tappan Cemetery. Date of death: 5 January 1872.
Rockland Cemetery: Burial Information
• Section C, Birch Grove Avenue - Haring Family Plot 780
• James S Haring, 1820-1878, [Grave 11]
• His Wife, Rachel Bell, 1819-1897, [Grave 12]
• Daniel Haring, James S Haring father, 1774-1845, [Grave 15]
• His Wife, Anna Smith, 1774-1872, [Grave 16]
• James Smith Haring Sr., 1820-1878, was initially buried in another cemetery.
• His body was transferred to the Haring Plot in Rockland Cemetery on 20 September 1887.
• His wife Rachel Bell [1819-1897] was buried on 29 January 1897 following her death.
• His first wife Mary Ann Bell who was the older sister of Rachel was buried at Tappan Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery in Tappan, Rockland County, New York.
• James father, Daniel Haring, is believed to have been interred in Clausland Cemetery in Orangeburg, New York initially because a former headstone was located there.
• Daniel and his wife Anna Smith Haring were transferred to this family plot on 20 September 1887.
