 1775 - 1852 (77 years)
Has 24 ancestors and 15 descendants in this family tree.
1775 - 1852 (77 years)
| Birth |
1775 |
| Died |
19 Jul 1852 |
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| Father |
John Elmendorf, b. 1749 , Kingston, New York, USA |
| Mother |
Margritje Zabriskie, b. 7 Jan 1749 |
| Married |
Abt 1774 |
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| Family |
Maria la Grange van Veghten, b. 25 Dec 1795, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
| Married |
24 May 1821 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Margaret Elmendorf, b. 8 Apr 1822, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
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 1795 - 1866 (70 years)
| Birth |
25 Dec 1795 |
Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA  |
| Died |
19 Dec 1866 |
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| Family |
Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, b. 1775 |
| Married |
24 May 1821 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Margaret Elmendorf, b. 8 Apr 1822, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
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1749 - 1812 (63 years)
| Birth |
1749 |
Kingston, New York, USA |
| Died |
4 Jul 1812 |
Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
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| Father |
Petrus Edmundus Elmendorf, b. 27 Aug 1715 |
| Mother |
Maria Crooke, b. 15 Aug 1721, Kingston, New York, USA |
| Married |
29 Apr 1744 |
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| Family |
Margritje Zabriskie, b. 7 Jan 1749 |
| Married |
Abt 1774 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, b. 1775 |
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1749 - 1809 (60 years)
| Birth |
7 Jan 1749 |
| Died |
24 Nov 1809 |
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| Family |
John Elmendorf, b. 1749 , Kingston, New York, USA |
| Married |
Abt 1774 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, b. 1775 |
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1795 - 1866 (70 years)
| Birth |
25 Dec 1795 |
Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
| Died |
19 Dec 1866 |
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| Family |
Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, b. 1775 |
| Married |
24 May 1821 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Margaret Elmendorf, b. 8 Apr 1822, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
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1822 - 1913 (91 years)
| Birth |
8 Apr 1822 |
Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
| Died |
13 Oct 1913 |
Garrison's, New York, USA |
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| Father |
Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf, b. 1775 |
| Mother |
Maria la Grange van Veghten, b. 25 Dec 1795, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
| Married |
24 May 1821 |
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| Family |
Samuel Sloan, b. 25 Dec 1817, Lisburn, Antrim, Tuaisceart Éireann |
| Married |
8 Apr 1843 |
Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA |
| Children |
| | 1. P. Elmendorf Sloan, b. 15 Jan 1845 |
| | 2. Maria la Grange Sloan, b. 4 Feb 1847 |
| | 3. Samuel Sloan, b. 5 Jul 1849, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, USA |
| | 4. James McBride Sloan, b. 13 Apr 1852, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, USA |
| | 5. Margaret Elmendorf Sloan, b. 9 Dec 1854 |
| | 6. Eliza Sloan, b. 25 Mar 1857 , Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, USA |
| | 7. William Simpson Sloan, b. 22 Dec 1859 |
| | 8. Elizabeth la Grange Sloan, b. 26 Nov 1862 |
| | 9. Samuel Sloan, Jr., b. 3 Oct 1864 |
| + | 10. Benson Bennett Sloan, b. 29 Mar 1867, New York, New York, USA |
| | 11. Mary Adelaide Sloan, b. 14 Apr 1868 |
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| Name |
Peter Zabriskie Elmendorf |
| Birth |
1775 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
19 Jul 1852 |
| Person ID |
I727310 |
Geneagraphie |
| Last Modified |
22 Nov 2017 |
| Family |
Maria la Grange van Veghten, b. 25 Dec 1795, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA d. 19 Dec 1866 (Age 70 years) |
| Marriage |
24 May 1821 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Margaret Elmendorf, b. 8 Apr 1822, Somerville, Somerset Cunty, New Jersey, USA d. 13 Oct 1913, Garrison's, New York, USA (Age 91 years) |
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| Family ID |
F317166 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
22 Nov 2017 |
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| Notes |
- Peter Z. Elmendorf was a respected citizen of Somerville; during a portion of his career he resided at New Brunswick, NJ for a obituarynotice in the N.Y. Herald July 20, 1852 stated that he was "late of NewBrunswick, NJ" that he died at No. 163 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, NY "in the 77th year of his age; he departed life in the home of his son-in-law, Mr. Samuel Sloan. In a wide community he was looked up to as a leaderdistinguished for his urbanity and broad intelligence. He was a devotedchurchman and was for upwards of 50 years an Elder in the Dutch Church. Mr. Elmendorf was an old time gentleman most particular in deportment and punctilious in observing the fine courtesies of life. His children, including his sons-in-law revered him. He insisted in all familyrelations on a strict observance of the fifth commandment. Doubtless his presence led to a certain repression of the spirits of young people. He subscribed to the best periodical literature of the day and no one was permitted to open or cut the pages of the Magazines without hispermission. The deportment of the children at table and in church was strictly supervised. His son-in-law, Sam Sloan, enjoyed recalling incidents of the dignified way his father-in-law carried himself.
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