Difference between revisions of "Westerlo during the Revolutionary War"
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*[[Bio:Holmes, James (Deacon)|Holmes, James (Deacon)]] | *[[Bio:Holmes, James (Deacon)|Holmes, James (Deacon)]] | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 17 August 2013
Men who served
- Allen, Ebenezer
- Allen, Howard
- Allen, Stephen
- Holmes, James (Deacon)
- Hinkley, Josiah
- Ingalls, Jacob
- Lamb, Jehiel
- Lobdell, Isaac
- MARTIN, THOMAS (See DAR.org)
- Onderdonk, John
- Preston, John
- Prosser, Jonathan
- St. John, Matthew
- Sullivan, David
- Tompkins, Stephen
- Ward, Nathan
- Wheaton, William
- Whitcomb, Simon
- Wilson, Robert
- Winston, Isaac
1840 Census of Pensioners, Albany County, New York
June 1, 1840
Name Age Head of family, with whom residing
Westerloo
Simeon Whitcomb 84 Simeon Whitcomb
John Preston 84 Ezra Preston
Jacob Ingalls 76 Jocob Ingalls
Stephen V. Tompkins 82 Abraham Tompkins
William Wheaton 83 Darius Lockwood
Stephen Allen 79 Stephen H. Allen
Sarah Hurlbert 83 Simeon Lobbdell
Johiel Lamb 84 Johiel Lamb
Margaret Wilsey 88 John Arnold
Joseph Hinkley 80 Josiah Hinkley
David Sullivan 88 David Sullivan
Levi Tracy 80 Daniel Spalding
Adam St. John, of Scottish origin, came from Old Paltz to Westerlo in 1790 and settled at Lamb's Corners, having originally come with the Huguenots from Holland. He and four of his brothers were soldiers in the Revolutionary war, and were at Yorktown at the surrender of Cornwallis. Many of their descendants still reside in the town.
- Amasa Parker
