The Dutch families of Losee, Koeck, Denton & Brush in New York, mid 1600's
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1776 New York City New York City occupied by the BritishNY Area Key Chronology New York City, 1776 early July...Situated on the southern tip of Manhattan Island, it was surrounded by the Hudson River on the west, the East River on the east, and the Harlem River to the north:... the city was dominated by Brooklyn Heights across the East River on Long Island. The History of American Wars from 1745 to 1918, T. Harry Williams, p59 "John Adams estimated that at the outbreak of the war, one-third of the colonists were warm patriots, one-third clung to their allegiance to the Crown (usually at great personal cost), and one-third were neutral, took no sides, and simply wished to be left alone. p 256 Opposing friends in the war, he said, "is the sharpest thorn on which I ever set my foot" p 666 "In addition to religion, nationality, family, and sectional antagonism, '... the age and temperament of individuals had often an influence in fixing their political character. Old men were seldom warm Whigs: they could not relish the great changes which were daily taking place; attached to ancient forms and habits, they could not readily accommodate themselves to new systems. Few of the very rich were active in forwarding the Revolution....' "The Tories, like the patriots were moved by a variety of motives,... Most Tories kept their opinions to themselves and weathered the storm as best they could. Many of them were individuals respected and liked in their own communities. In such cases, their courage in making the decision to oppose the majority of their friends and neighbors, not to mention in many instances members of their own family, and their persistence in the face of public pressure, usually won for them a grudging respect, and public opinion protected them from open persecution." p 658-9 A New Age Now Begins, Smith, Page, 1976 1778 June 24 New York Total eclipse of the sun War out of Niagara, H. Swiggett 1933 1778 Westchester Co., New York There was a Small-pox epidemic "like a cordon to the south across Westchester Co. & Connecticut" War out of Niagara, H. Swiggett 1933 1779 Mar 5 Huntington, LI,NY “Simon Losee, son of Pieter Losee and Abigeltje Lewis, married Margaret Brush of Huntington, 5 Mar 1779. They moved first to Dutchess Co. N.Y. and later to New Brunswick, Canada where this son was born, may be other children: David b 10 Sept 1785/3; d Sept 1844; md 1813.” [Abigail Ann Losee is from this family.] Annie A Van Cott The Female Ancestors of Losee Van Cott - America /Europe, [Simon Losee, wife Margaret Bush must have been married before this – in 1783 they had 5 children - 4 children over 10; 1 under 10 (Abigail)] 1778/9???, Dutchess Co, New York Abigail Ann Losee is born to Simon Losee and Margaret Bush They were married 1759?79?, of Huntington, LI, Nassau, NY Abigail was baptized as an adult on 13 Mar 1793 in N-Br, Canada Abigail later married John McCord Lamoreaux Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux Family Group Sheet for Simon Losee & Margaret Brush “In thinking how we can verify Abigail’s [Losee] birth I did some figuring. She must have been born in 1778 as last child was born 1821 – age 43. [note 1821-1778=43. married 18005 – age 27 - md 1805-1778=27 at marriage] Could she have born a child at 53 if born 1768? Died 1839 – age 61 at death. Her husband would have been 10 or 6 years younger than she if born 1768 – which is not likely. However at time of sailing (1783) She would have been age 5. David was yet unborn.” A note to Isabelle Cluff from Toni. 1779 July 19 NYC, NY John McCord Lamoreaux, 8th child, born to Josué & Elizabeth Ogden Lamoreaux Nauvoo Temple record [He said] [This may have been in Morissannia] 1779-80 Winter New York "a Desperate cold ... people walked across the ice from Long Island to Norwalk, Conn" War out of Niagara, H. Swiggett; Mesa P Library NOTE: [Burial Records Trinity Church, 1704-1807 Film #17,778 say someone was buried "over the fresh water on Manhattan Island.] "...the winter of 1779-1780... It was a season of biting cold... T. Harry Williams, The History of American Wars from 1745 to 1918, , p73 1781 Oct New York Cornwallis surrenders. British troops lay down their arms. "New York City had remained a British garrison and a Loyalist haven since it's capture in September, 1776. During 1782, as it became clear that the war was lost and that the rebels remained antagonistic, refugees flooded in to camps set up on Long Island, Staten Island, and the Jersey Shore. ... a total of perhaps thirty thousand." Victorious In Defeat, Wallace Brown, 1984 p 33. "New York... 1783... 'The spirit of persecution and violence against the unhappy loyalists does not appear to abate to any degree since the cessation of hostilities. They are not suffered to go into the country even to take a last farewell of their relations." Less than Glory, Gelb, Norman, 1984 p 221 1780's New York "Many a worthy family, exiled by circumstance, sadly packed it's worldly goods and set out for the cooler and less settled lands of Canada. The Lordly Hudson, Carl Cramer [This volume has a wonderful, detailed drawing of the Hudson Valley from NY harbor to Albany.] 1782 summer New York "News of Britain's decision to concede independence ... reached New York in the summer of 1782... exile ... the ultimate safeguard against retaliation ..." Early Loyalist Saint John, D.G. Bell, 1983, ,p 14 1783 A Treaty is signed. War Ends. Loyalist must leave. “New York Loyalists, Major Jessup’s Corps. “Who settled in Upper Canada After the Revolution. “List of officers, non-commissioned officers and men of the 84th Regiment, the King’s Royal Regiment of New York, the Loyal Rangers (Major Jessup’s corps), Butler’s Rangers, etc., who settled in the eastern part of Upper Canada. Copied by permission of Messrs.Hunter, Rose, & Co., from “The Centennial of the Settlement of Upper Canada, published in 1885. Taken from the Appendix C 373-394 of Lunenburgh or the Old Eastern District by J.F. Pringle, Judge County Court, published 1890.” “Losee, Cornelius, Matilda, Loyal Rangers (Major Jessup’s corps), “Losee, senior, Joshua, Loyal Rangers (Major Jessup’s corps), New York Loyalists, Major Jessup’s Corps. Name Residence Descendants Losee, Cornelius Matilda Soldier Kings Rangers, L.R. Roll, or Jessup’s Loyal Rangers Lossie, Wm M District. Losse, Joshua Senr. See order-in-council 17th March,1807.Soldier Loyal Rangers Appendix B.[Is this the appendix for the index listed above?] 1783 New York There is a great deal of small pox in New York in 1783 The Loyalist of New Brunswick, E.C. Wright 1783 April 11-16 NY to NB “Return of the Families, &c., Embark’d on board the Union Transport, Consett Wilson, Master, begun Huntington Bay April 11th, & Completed April 16th, 1783.” “Signers Names: Simon Losee; No. of signers: 1; Women:1; Children above 10 years old: 1; Children under 10 years old: 2; Servants: 0; Former Place of Abode: Long Island; Occupation: Shoemaker.” Collections of New Brunswick Historical Soc. Vol 2, p 276. 1783 May-Jul NY to NB Spring & Summer Fleets leave NYC for Canada Joshua's petitions state he was on the Spring Fleet, in NB by July 1783. 1783 May St. John, NB Daniel & Jesse Lamoureux are on the victualling list. Daniel, unit 7, yeoman from NY, wife, 2 children under 10, 1 servant listed in NY none in May at St John, Jesse, unit 7, farmer, NY WC, came on the ship Montague, with wife, no children, 2 servant in NY & on Ship & arriving, only one servant in May & June. Unit 7 is Peter Huggelford's unit. Early Loyalist Saint John, D.G. Bell, 1983, ,p 214-215 “Head of Household: Simon Loser/Losie?; Unit: S; Family a New York: 11420; Family on Arrival: 11420 = Adult Male, Adult Female, Children 10+ Children 10- Servants.. Early Loyalist Saint John, D.G. Bell, 1983, ,p 218-219 1783 May Simon Losee, wife Margaret Bush; 4 children over 10; 1 under 10 (Abigail), He was a shoemaker from Long Island, NY, arrive in NB, Canada on the ship "Union". He settled in Queens. New Brunswick Loyalist, Sharon Dubeau, Ontario, 1983 Simon "Loser/Losie?" unit "S" spring fleet, Family at New York, 1 adult male 1 adult female, 4 children 10+, 2 children under 10, 0 servants. Not listed on the ship. Family on arrival is the same. 1 adult male, 1 adult female, 4 children 10+, 2 children under 10, 0 servants. Not listed May 1784 or June 1784 [They are not on list in May, June 1784.] Early Loyalist St John, David G Bell, 1983: inter library loan 1997 "Emigrating to Nova Scotia suddenly became an agreeable prospect in loyalist circles. America had become a land of affliction for them. Canada was the land of the future. 1783 Sept 10 Dutchess Co, NY David Losee is born to Simon Losee and Margaret Brush Later married Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux Family Group Sheet for Simon Losee & Margaret Brush 1785Mar19 Queens Co., N.B., Canada “Simon Losee & others a/b? their petition of land on the Grand Lake between Spry’s Grant and Mr Dibble’s Survey commencing at No 13. of the said survey and the East side of the Lake. In council, 19th March 1785” “To His Excellency the Governor” “Rec. 15 March 1785”– [This is the cover for the petition. I have copy of all this.] “To his Excellency Thomas Carlton Squire Captain … The petition of Simon Losee, … Humbly…That your _______ petition never have … Therefore hope your Excellency will be …[at] Parr 15th March 1785. Copy of the petition from Dept of Natural Resources, Fredericton, N.B No 124…“Simon Losee, Jonas Losee, Evert Dewitt, Henry Dewitt, Jacob Dewitt, William Boon, Samuel Boon Sr., Samuel Boon Jr., Lewis Losee, petition for land east side of Grand Lake.” “Petitions For Queens County, N.B.” from Public Archives of Canada, Source: New Brunswick Land Petitions, CM.G9, A5 – Vol. 12 #124 Canada Arch. 1796 May 20 Waterborough, Queens, NB “To his Excellency Thomas Carlton Squire Lieutenant General and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick etc. Etc.… The petition of Simon Losee of Waterborough in Queens County. Humbly Sheweth - - -That your petitioner is the proprietor of lot number 2 situated on the east side of Jimseg Creek Directly opposite to the parrish of the Tongue of Interval where the …Your Excellency’s Petitioner Therefore humbly prays your Excellency will be pleased to grant your petitioner the ferry from the termination of the road upon the shore on the Esat Side of the said Creek to the said point of the Tongue of Interval and also across the main River Saint John for the term of twenty one years or such longer time __ to your Excellency may seem meet and he … pray” Simon Losee [it seems to be signed- in a different hand] Waterborough 20th May 1786  [see map of area]
[cover] “Simon Losee – pray a grant of the Ferry from the east shore if the Jemseg Creek.” “To have a grant for the term of 27 years. 3rd June 1796” Copy of the petition from Dept of Natural Resources, Fredericton, N.B p#320 1786July25 Queens Co, N.B. “To his Excellency Thomas Carlton Squire Captain General and Governor in Chief in the Province of New Brunswick… The petition of Simon Losee and Henry Sharp Humbly Sheweth - - -That your Excellency’s petition … Therefore humbly prays your Excellency will be pleased to grant them the said lotts… July 25th 1786 Copy of the petition from Dept of Natural Resources, Fredericton, N.B p#320 1793 Mar 13 Waterborough, Canada Abigail [Losee] and David [Losee] children of Simon Losee, were baptized Registers of the St John's Anglican Church in Gagetown, Queens Co., NB, Can. 1793 Mar 13 Abigail Ann Losee is baptized “Born 1768 or 1788””Died: 1839 – Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois – Father – Simon Losee – Mother Margaret Bush” Notes on a page from Walther Lamoreaux family records 1794 Feb 17 Grand Lake, Canada Joshua Lamoreaux & James Lamoreaux, adult persons, were baptized - surnames Lumaree Registers of the St John's Anglican Church in Gagetown, Queens Co., NB, Can. 1796 Grand Lake, Canada John Lamoreaux & Isaac Lamoreaux were baptized – [near adults] Registers of the St John's Anglican Church in Gagetown, Queens Co., NB, Can. [See Lamoreaux timeline for more details of John Mc Cord Lamoreaux memorials.] 1802 Mar 8 New Brunswick David & Thomas Burlock and Jonas & David Losee petition for land Copy of the petition from Dept of Natural Resources, Fredericton, N.B p#320 1805 May 30 St John Anglican Church John McCord Lamoreaux md Abigail Ann Losee “…from the registers of the St John’s Anglican Church, Gagetown, Queens Co, obtained by Isabelle Cluff… by correspondence with the Reverend in 1970. The registers have since been microfilmed.” Registers of the St John's Anglican Church in Gagetown, Queens Co., NB, Can. PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1806 Nov 20 NB, Canada Susan Ann Lamoreaux daughter of John McCord Lamoreaux & Abigail Losee is born. Later married 1) Jacinth Brunelle- 5 Aug 1824 Family Group Record 1808 Upper Canada [Ontario] John McCord Lamoreaux with wife, Abigail Losee, and children, move to Ontario area. "The Petition of John Lamoreaux, of Scarborough, a Sargent in the late 3rd Regiment of York Militia,.. that your petitioner is a natural born subject of His Majesty and removed from New Brunswick to this Province in the year 1808.,.having a large family and never having received any parcel of land,., humbly prays that his excellency be pleased to extend to him the Royal Bounty of 200 acres of Militia Land.," dated Oct. 1831. Land Petition R51,C3 Vol 292, L17/7 Public Archives of Canada PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1809 NB or Ont, Canada James Lamoreaux son of John McCord Lamoreaux & Abigail Losee is born. He dies as an infant Family Group Record 1809 Upper Canada John McCord. Lamoreaux & 3 brothers "ascended" St John & St. Lawrence Rivers to Lake Ontario & on to Pickering & inland. Letter to Harold D L'Amoureux from A J Lamoureux 15 Jan 1921 1809 Ontario, Canada Josue' & family settled in Ontario Sale from Asa Patrick to Joshua Lott 33 Concession 3 cont. 88 1/2 acres; for 50 pounds See Memorial #1243 Old York Deeds for Jan 9,1809 1812 Oct 17 Ontario, Canada Andrew Losee Lamoreaux son of John McCord Lamoreaux & Abigail Losee is born. Born in Scarborough or Pickering. Later marries 1) Isabelle Locy – d 13 June 1855 Family Group Record 1812 Nov 23 Ontario, Canada John McCord Lamoreaux wrote a Memorial dated 23 Nov, 1812 at York--"To his Honor Roger Hail Sheaffe, Esquire and administrating the government of the rrov1nce of Upper Canada, Major General and commanding his Majesty's Forces therein, in Council: The petition of John Lamoreaux of Pickering born in the State of New York and aged 33 years, (1812 - 33 = 1779 which agrees with Patriarchal blessing statement of birth) humbly sheweth that your petitioner is the san of a Loilest (Loyalist) who joined the British Standard in the year 1775 and r2mained in His Majesty's dominions ever sence. That your petitioner never received any land or order for land from the crown, therefore your petitioner numbly prays you will be pleased to grant him 200 acres of the wastelands of the crown by discharge of the usual fees and in duty bound will ever pray," John Lamoreaux PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1815 Nov 27 York, Canada John McCord Lamoreaux wrote a Memorial at York, Upper Canada (Ontario) 27 Nov 1815 -- “I hereby certify, that John Lamoreaux, Sargent of the Scarborough Company of the 3rd Regiment, York Militia, has served faithfully and diligently during the whole course of the late war, and that there is no impress against his name." Commander of the 3rd Reg. of York Militia, PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1815 Sept 20 Ontario, Canada Archibald Wright Lamoreaux son of John McCord Lamoreaux &Abigail Losee is born. Later marries Elizabeth Waterman – age 35 in 1850 Family Group Record 1816 Jan 10 Ontario, Canada John Lamoreaux & brother Isaac rent Crown Lands - Isaac Lamoreaux of Township of Scarborough in the County of York. Home District, yoeman and John Lamoreaux of the same place. yeoman, rent Crown Reserve land Lot 434 Concession 3 of Scarborough en 10 Jan 1816. PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. From: Scarborough Township Papers. Ontario Archives at Toronto. Home District Directory of 1837 by Walton lists John Lamoreaux on Concession 3 Lot 34 in 1837 PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. "The district comprised in S.S. No, 1 (the northwesterly part of the township) is known as the L'Amaroux Settlement, a family of that name having early settled in this locality, on lots 33 and 34, in the 4th Concession and lot 33 in the 3rd Concession. The venerable Rev, Dr. Scadding conducted religious services in the settlement in its early days," The Township of Scarboro 1796-1896” edited by David Boyle 1896 pg, 266 PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. [Where are the Rev. Dr. Scadding’s records?] 1817 Mar 5 Scarborough, Canada Henry Earl Lamoreaux son of John McCord Lamoreaux & Abigail Losee is born. Later marries Harriet Rice abt. 1841 Family Group Record 1819Sept 20 Scarborough Ontario, Canada David Burlock Lamoreaux son of John McCord Lamoreaux & Abigail Losee is born. Later married 1) Mary Ann Gribble 31 May 1838 – 2) Nancy Miriam Orrell Family Group Record 1821 Ontario, Canada Mary Jane Lamoreaux daughter of John McCord Lamoreaux &Abigail Losee is born. Dies as an infant. Family Group Record 1821 or 1817 Ontario, Upper Canada Josué Lamoreaux’s will is written/proved. Lists "eldest son James, eldest Dau Susanna Waters, widow; Dau's Jerusha Earl, & Jemima Wright; son Isaac" The Will of Joshua Lamoreaux "Joshua Sr spent last years with Isaac & Nancy Ann in Markham, Ontario,” indicating that Elizabeth has proceeded him. His will does not mention a wife leaves all to children. John was also not mentioned. [Why wasn't John mentioned? He was listed son of Josué & Elizabeth in his marriage record in NB in 1796.] 1836 June or July Ontario, Canada John McCord & Abigail Losee Lamoreaux and older children join the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints “… in June or July 1836: a merchant by the name of [John McCord] Lamareux, who was a man of extended thought and general information, sometimes preached or lectured to the people. This man on hearing the strange reports of what was going on, sent for me. I visited him on a day appointed. He had shut up his store, suspended all business, dressed in his best, the people was convening in his large barn... We preached; after which the old merchant exclaimed to the meeting, that if this was Mormonism he was a Mormon." “Autobiography of Parley P. Pratt” pp. 168-171 PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1836 Ontario to Ohio John McCord Lamoreaux daughter, Susan Ann Lamoreaux and husband, Jacenth Brunelle moved from Scarborough, Ont. Canada to Kirtland, Ohio. Leithead, James. “Diary of James Leithead” 1836-7 Ontario, Canada John McCord & Abigail Losee Lamoreaux and children leave Canada to join other members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Kirtland, Ohio. "Ontario County was also noted for two groups whose Influence had largely disappeared by the 1850's: the Mormons and the Millerites. The first Mormon missionary came to Canada in 1830, although active attempts at conversion did not begin until 1832, In that year six ordained elders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, as the Mormon church is officially called, began active work at Earnstown, near Kingston... In 1836, the leader of the Mormons, the Prophet Joseph Smith, visited Pickering and Whitby, and informed the local converts that all members of the religion were to travel to the 'far west'. Two groups left Canada in 1837 and 1838, and most eventually settled in Nauvoo," Joshua & Ann Cross Lamoreaux sell all their land in the Scarborough area. History of the County of Ontario' by Leo A, Johnson 1973 pg, 168 PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1837 May Ontario to Ohio Deborah Lamoreaux, daughter of Joshua & Ann Cross Lamoreaux & Husband James Leithead are baptized. Leithead, James. “Diary of James Leithead” 1837 June Scarborough, Ont. David Burlock Lamoreaux and brother Henry Earl Lamoreaux are baptized David age 18 years. Leithead, James. “Diary of James Leithead” 1837 Summer Scarborough, Ont, L.D.S. Conference held in Scarborough. Joseph Smith, the prophet visited Scarborough. James Leithead ordained a Priest and appointed to preside over the Scarborough Branch of members. Leithead, James. “Diary of James Leithead” 1837 Scarborough, Ont John Lamoreaux and Abigail Losee & family living on Concession 3 Lot 34 Walton’s Directory of the Home District, Upper Canada, 1837 1837 Fall Scarborough, Ont Messenger sent from Kirtland to Toronto area stating the Prophet wants all members to come to Kirtland, Ohio next spring. Leithead, James. “Diary of James Leithead” Leo A Johnson. “History of the County of Ontario” p 168. 1838 Mar 16 Kirtland, Ohio John McCord & Abigail Losee Lamoreaux and children leave Ohio with the Kirtland Camp “Organization and Journey of Kirtland Camp. in the names of the persons and number in their respective families who subscribed to the forego1ng const1tution (signed 16 Mar 1838j are listed: William Earl and family of 11; Andrew Lamoreaux and family of 7; John Lameraux and family of 6; William Gribble and family of 3; James Leithead sign the constitution of the camp. “History of the Church" by B. H, Roberts P9 90 -91 PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1838 May 31 Kirtland, Ohio David Burlock Lamoreaux, son of John McCord and Abigail Lamoreaux, marries Mary Ann Gribble. David age 19 ½ Mary Ann 23. Ivans, Edith. “History of David Burlock Lamoreaux” 1839 Springfield Abigail Ann Losee Lamoreaux dies before reaching Nauvoo. 1840 Ohio The following Lamoreaux were listed on the census… Isaac Lamoreaux in Chester Twp, Geauga Co, pg 133 Jacob Lamoreaux in Kirtland, Lake Co, pg 93 Joshua Lamoreaux in Berne Twp, Fairfield Co P9. 393 John Lamounez in Kirtland, Lake Co, pg, 90 [Note: there were at least two John Lamoreaux in Kirtland. John the lawyer stayed in Kirtland. See 1850 census. Most loyal LDS left by 1839 – some came back later as missionaries.] 1840 U.S. Census of Ohio Film #020,170 PAF Notes by Isabelle Cluff. 1845 Jul before Abigail Losee Lamoreaux husband John Mc Cord Lamoreaux marries Catherine Southerland See Their Patriarchal Blessings Patriarchal Blessing Index, film #392,668 – LDS Family History Center 1845 July 25 Nauvoo, Illinois John McCord Lamoreaux & Catherine, his wife receives Patriarchal Blessing from John Smith 1847 Feb 4 Winter Quarters, Iowa Abram Losee receives Patriarchal Blessing from John Smith 1854 Nov Lehi, Utah David [or Sarah] Losee receives Patriarchal Blessing 1875 Lehi, Utah Sarah [or David] Losee receives Patriarchal Blessing 1877 Utah Isaac H. Losee son of David Losee and Lydia Huff, born 5 Oct 1816, Upper Canada, receives Patriarchal Blessing 1915 May 23 Manti, Utah Isaac Losee son of Isaac Huff Losee & Sarah Gilbert Losee, born 29 June 1851, receives Patriarchal Blessing Losee names in index: David, Matilda, Abram, Isaac, Isaac H., Sarah, Lydia [NOTE: See "1776 The Lamoreaux Family in New York in the American Revolution" for more details of the revolutionary days in New York Colony. see "Canada, The Lamoreaux Family 1783-1837" for more details of the Lamoreaux family in Canada.] BIBLIOGRAPHY This bibliography is for all NY info as of June 1998 It was an after thought and the sources are taken from the text, as is, some incomplete.. Some of this research was done when I was a teenager and wasn't documented well at the time. I have tried, and still try, to find better references for all information. akrc MPL=Mesa Public Library FHC=Family History Center either Salt Lake or Mesa ILL=Inter Library Loan Alderman, Clifford L , The War We Could Have Lost, Four Winds Press, NY 1974, MPL May 1998. Archdeacon, Thomas J, New York City, 1664 - 1710 Conquest and Change, Cornell University Press, 1976. Augur, C H, New Rochelle Through Seven Generations, 1908. (US/CAN 974.7277/N1 112a) [SLC Family History Center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.] Baird, C.W., History of the Huguenot Emigration to America, vol II p 99 (also as quoted in The Lamoureux Record) Bell, David G., Early Loyalist Saint John, . 1983, (Inter-library loaned from MPL., 1997) Bergen, William Swayer. Jacob Milton Bergen, Sr Family Of Long Island, New York. Ancestors & Descendants And Allied Families. GATEWAY PRESS, Inc. Baltimore, MD. 1995- online Feb 2008 – BYU Library Blake, History of Putnam Co, from Isabelle Boyer, Carl 3rd, Ship Passenger Lists, New York and New Jersey (1600-1825), The Compiler, Newhall, Cal., 1978. Found in Az State Capital Library. Brown, Wallace, & Senior, Hereward, Victorious In Defeat, Facts on File Publications, New York, 1984; [Mesa Public Library 1996] Burial Records Trinity Church, 1704-1807 Film #17,778, SLC-LDS-HFC Calendar of Historic Manuscripts in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, N.Y. part II (SLC-LDS-HFC - US/CAN 974.7 A3c Vol 2 , p 348) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, .Ancestor File, at the Family History Center The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Archive Record, at the Family History Center. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, IGI, at the Family History Center. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Computer printout of Marriage records of St George Church , Hempstead, Nassau, NY 1725-1786, film # 1,002,749 item 18, at the Mesa Family History Center. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, TIB File, at the Family History Center. Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux is quoted frequently. Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux PAF notes. Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux Family Group Sheet for Cornelius Losee & Geertje Denton - Sources are 1. Archive sheet by Mrs Grace Flanders of SLC – 2. “female Ancestors of Losee Van Cott in America & Europe” by Annie Van Cott pg. 66-69,71 3.Records of Huntington, NY by Scudder p 68 4. Kings County Genealogical Collection p 84 Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux Family Group Sheet for Simon Losee & Margaret Brush - Sources are 1. Collections of the New Brunswick Historical Society vol 2, p 276 – listing Loyalist families which sailed from Huntington Bay, NY in Apr. 1783 2. New England Gen & Hist Reg vol 44 (1890) p 72 “A list of emigrants to St John, N.B. in 1783” 3. “Loyalists of New Brunswick by Ester Clark Wright p 302 4. Records of Huntington, NY by Scudder p 34 & 94 from Huntington Hist Society, Huntington, L.I., NY 5. “Female Ancestors of Losee Van Cott in America & Europe” by Annie Van Cott pg. 78, 84, 148 6. Queens Co New Brunswick Land Petitions #124, #320, #566 for Simon Losee and sons 7. Temple record of Isaac Losee in possession of Abraham Losee, Lehi, Ut 8. Baptisms & Marriage Records of the St John Anglican Church, Gagetown, N-Br 9. Records of the Dutchess Co Historical Soc C/of Mr Frank U Mylod, 54 Market St., Poughkeepsie, NY, 12600 Cluff, Isabelle Lamoreaux Family Group Sheet for Simon Losee & Margaret Koeck - Sources are 1. Will of Simon Losee probated 15 Oct 1763 in Queens Co, NY - #1684 on record at the Queens College of the City University of NY at Flatbush, 67, NY 2. “Documentary Hist of Oyster Bay” by Stentenburgh pp 290, 548 3. “Female Ancestors of Losee Van Cott in America & Europe” by Annie Van Cott pg. 78-81 4. “Adventures of God” by Haight p239 Collections of New Brunswick Historical Soc. Vol 2 Countryman, Edward, The American Revolution, Hill & Wang, NY, 1985 Crammer, Carl, The Hudson, part of the Rivers of America Series, 1939. Cramer, Carl, The Lordly Hudson, 1958, pages sent to me by Duane LaMoreaux, 1991. This volume has a wonderful, detailed drawing of a map of the Hudson Valley from NY harbor to Albany. Dept of Natural Resources, Fredericton, N.B – from Isabelle Dubeau, Sharon, New Brunswick Loyalist, - Ontario, 1983 Ecclesiastical Records of the State of New York, ___ H 27 Vol IV Erdman, Kimball S., "The Masse' & Mercereau Families" Part 1 of "Forefathers of David Burlock Lamoreaux," 1965. Family Bible of Isaac & Ann Lamoreaux received from Duane L'Amoureux, pages sent to me by Duane L’amoureux. Family Records; these include records collected by Archibald O. Lamoreaux in 1930-1945 through his correspondence with Andrew J. Lamoureux and others. Flanders, Mrs Claude W. Family Group Sheet for Cornelius Losee and Grietje Tilburgh – her sources are:
Fosdick, L. J., The French Blood in America, Baltimore, 1973. at the Mesa Public Library French, J.H., Gazetteer State of New York, at the Mesa Family History Center, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Gelb, Norman, Less than Glory, G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY 1984 from MPL apr 1998 [A good description of Loyalist-Patriot feelings & persecution see biblio.] Gray, H.G., "Early History of the Sicasrd-Secor Family" NY Genealogical & Biographical Record, v 66, Oct 1937. [This is in the Phoenix Capitol Library.] Greenberg, Judith & McKeever, Helen, Journal of a Revolutionary War Woman, Franklin Watts, 1996. [MPL Apr 1998] Haacker, FC, Early Settlers of Putnam Co, 1946. NY State Lib#A974.732, q H 111; SLC FHC film #529,189 Hastings, Hugh. Ecclesiastical Records, State of NY, vol 1 &2, 1901. Historical Documents Section of Queens College,[will of Simon Losee] Historical Records Survey, WPA, Inventory of the Church Archives of New York City, Reformed Church in America, NY Aug 1939 [Has indexed the records of the reformed churches of NY.] The Huguenot Society of London, "Denizations at Bristol, Eng." found in the Publications of the Huguenot Society of London vol XVIII, 1911 (942.1/l1 B4h Vol 18) [at the Mesa Family History Center and Salt Lake Family History Center, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints..] Ivans, Edith. “History of David Burlock Lamoreaux.” – also on LDS film #000,745 Johnson , Leo A. “History of the County of Ontario” 1973. Jones, Thomas, History of New York During the Revolutionary War, Edited by Edward F DeLancey, 1879, New York Historical Society, New York. [ILL from ASU Library to MPL May 1998.] Kings County Genealogical Club Collection, vol 1 Nos. V & VI. Brooklyn Baptismal Records, from 1679 to end of 1719. Marriages from Oct 1660 to June 1696. New York. MFHC US – NY – Kings – V2 – 1 – found Mar 91. Lamoureux, AJ, "The Lamoureux Record", Oct 1919. [I have a copy of this.] Lamoureux, AJ, [edited by] "The Lamoureux Record, A Study of The Lamoreaux Family in America" edited by 1939. [I have a copy of this.] Lamoureux, Daniel, Daniel's hand made account book. Found in the "NY Gen & Biographical Record" vol 104 (Oct 1973) as donated by David Kendall Martin. Lamoreaux, Edith Ivans, "The Life Story of David Burlock Lamoreaux", (before 1973) L'Amoureux, Duane, "A L'Amoureux Family History as we Approach 300 Years In America," in a letter to akrc, July 4, 1991. [This is a very informative and entertaining 12 page history. Many new stories were introduced in it. It, however, assumes too much, I feel. I wish I had the original records to go with it.] He states some British records were sold to U of Michigan and are at Ann Arbor. {CHECK THIS OUT!] Latourette, L.E,. [at age 81?], "Latourette Annals in America," in which he quotes, "Annals of Binghamton" by J.B. Wilkinson, NY, 1840. Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands, Huguenot Records, Film # 199955 SLC-LDS-FHS, Index of Huguenot records from Holland and those brought from France when the ministers escaped. Records of LaRochelle are here. Leithead, James. “Diary of James Leithead” from the papers of Archibald Orrell Lamoreaux. Letter to Capt Miles from "His Excy Edward Viscount Cornbury" Fort Anne, NY Harbor, 1706: NY Colonial Manuscripts Vol 51 p 125B, NY State Archives [I have a copy.] Letter to David Kendall Martin from Deputy Mayor of La Rochelle, France, dated 22 Mar 1967 Letter to Isabelle L Cluff, dated 1976 from Putnam Co Hist Society Lambert's Map on file at Columbia Univ, Library NYC. I have a copy of the map - akrc A letter to Andrew J Lamoureux from Mrs A L Stock; a g-dau of James & Martha C Lamroux dated 12-16-1919. Loyalist Petition #128 Josue' Lamoree - Dec 16, 1784 [from Isabelle] [see memorials] #148 by Daniel Lamoureux 30 Mar 1786; Fredericton, New Brunswick Dept of Nat'l Resources. #271 & 273 & cover by Josue' Lamoureux 20 Mar 1786 Fredericton, NB, Dept of Nat'l Resources, Lamb, J. William. William Losee: Ontario's Pioneer Methodist Missionary Mackensie, Grenville C, "Families of Old Phillipsburg, NY" Martin, David Kendall, "Current View of Daniel Lamoreaux", Feb 1974, New York. David did extensive research on Andre' & Daniel. He has been a very valuable source of research in New York. His help with the "Pirate Letter" is greatly appreciated. DKM, Mouse Hill, West Chazy, New York, 12992. Mather, Fredric G. NY in Rev as Colony & State, [Compiled by] vol II, 1901 Supplement, Genealogical Publishing Co Mesa FHL McCullough, David W. Brooklyn …and How it Got that Way. The Dial Press, NY. [Mesa Public Library] MEMORIALS: #128 from Dept of Nat Resources, Fredricton, NB; By Joshua Lamoree dated Dec 16, 1784, St. Johns, Kings Co, NB, from Isabelle [see petitions] #271 & 273 ,by Joshua Lamoureux, dated 20 March 1786 at St. Johns, Kings Co, NB, from Isabelle #558 names Joshua Lomereux & others, dated 1 Feb 1796, Queen's Co, NB, from Isabelle #602 a complaint by Joshua Lamoree & others, dated 21 Jan 1801, Grand Lake, Queens, NB , from Isabelle #1243 Old York Deeds, Scarborough Township, Home District, [Ontario, Upper Canada],Sale of property lists yeoman, Joshua Lamoree, dated 5 Jan 1809, John Lamoree is a witness. #53 lease by Joshua & Isaac Lamoreaux dated 14 March 1817, Scarborough, Ontario, from Isabelle #222 lease by Joshua & Isaac Lamoreaux dated 18 March 1821, Scarborough, Ontario, from Isabelle Merrell, Sarah Christina Family Group Sheet – her sources are: All A39 VanCott and Alied Fam p 78, 79 and the will of Simon Losee "Minutes of the Committee & of the first Commission for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York," Film # 1,035,605, item 6, MFHC & SLC-HC Morris, Richard, Encyclopedia of American History, Harper & Row, NY, 1976. Muster Roll, 13 May 1760 Capt. Haight Co; State of NY, Report of the State Historian 1897, Colonial series v 2 [From Isabelle] Mesa FHC US, NY, H2, 3. National Geog. Soc., Special Publication #45 dealing with Loyalist papers, Washington DC, 1980. Nauvoo Temple Baptism Records, 1840, film #183,376. NY Area Key Chronology by ?? from Phoenix Capitol Library. New York G&B Record, The Matthysen-Bankers of Sleepy Hollow in NY G&B Record vol XL, 1909 New York Loyalists, Major Jessup’s Corps. MFHC. 974.7 H2rp O'Callaghan, E. B.., MD, Documentary History of the State of New York, arranged under direction of Morgan, the Hon C,. Sec of State, by Albany, 1849. [Contains the 1703 census of NYC. From Tom Lamoreaux, SLC, 1988] “Old Baptist Church Cemetery”. Yorktown Township, Westchester County, New York. From David Kendall Martin to Kim Erdman to Isabelle Cluff to April Coleman. I have Losee & McCord names page 85-7. The earliest dates are 1830’s. Parker, A.J., Landmarks of Albany Co, NY, part 3 p 206 [I don't have this, it's from Isabelle L Cluff] “Petitions For Queens County, N.B.” from Public Archives of Canada, Rec’d Oct.1967. Source: New Brunswick Land Petitions, CM.G9, A5 – Vol. 12 #124 Canada Arch. Prime, The Rev. Ebenezer. Records Of The First Church In Huntington, Long Island,1723-1779. "Protestant Fugitive List from Santonge", Dated 1687; French National Archives COTE TT 265, item 25 thru 29; Copied and Translated by Kenn Garner, 199? [I have this complete list.] Provost, ?? .Secretary of the Province of N.Y. Previous to ??? Mar. Lic. N.Y. From Vida Hatch… library # AN6 N47 Vol. xcv #3 July 1964. Reaman, G. Elmore , The Trail of the Huguenots in Europe, the United States, South Africa and Canada, 1966 Records of the First Church of Huntington. p. 94 pub. 1899. Records of French Church of Bristol, England Records of French Church of New York at Fresh Kill, Staten Island. See NOTE for pre- 1700 Registers of French Church of New York City (de Nouvelle york) p 72; Found in Collections of the Huguenot Society of America, vol I See NOTE for 1700 "Records of French Church of New Rochelle," Copied by LCH Cole, SLC Film # 017795 Registers of the St John's Anglican Church in Gagetown, Queens Co., New Brunswick, Canada. [Specifically 17 Feb 1794 to 30 May 1805.] SLFH film #85,9584, in Mesa. Records of French Church of New York at Fresh Kill, Staten Island Records of Shawangunk Church Roberts, James, New York in the Revolution as Colony & State, Second edition,1898, Press of Brandlow Printing Co. This is in SLC FHC. I also found it in Mesa, Bound with: NY in Rev as Colony & State, Compiled by Fredric G Mather, vol II, 1901 Supplement, Genealogical Publishing Co" Seacord, Morgan, Biographical Sketches & Index of the Huguenot Settlers of New Rochelle,1687-1776, 1941. SLFHC Shonnard, Frederic, & Spooner, W W, History of Westchester Co, NY, From Early Settlement to the Year 1900, The NY History CO, 1900, & Harbor Hill Books, 1974, MFHC, June 1998. [Contains descriptions of each area in Co.] Smith, Page, A People's History of the American Revolution, A New Age Now Begins, vol 1, Penguin Books, 1976. [MPL Apr 1998] Smith, Roland, Idaho, Family Group Record on disk. Stein-Schneideer, Rev Herbert L, " A Brief History of the Huguenots, Washington, DC, 1973. Stock, Abigail Lamoreaux, letters to Andrew Jackson Lamoureux dated 12/16/1919 & 12/19/1919, Isabelle Cluff has these. I have a copy. Stokes, I.N. Phelps, The Iconography of Manhattan Island 1498 * 1909, NY 1915 [This record is a wonderful in depth history of NYC. I have only the chapter on British rule.] Swiggett, H., War out of Niagara, 1933; [Mesa Public Library 1996] Toronto Newspaper "...rol", on County News page Brougham, 25 Oct 1938 [From Isabelle] “Trinity Church & Huguenot Burial Records from New Rochelle.” Fiche #6075869 Wittmeyer, Rev. A V, An Historical Sketch of L'eglise Francoise a Nouvelle York from 1638 to 1804, New York 1886. Wright, Esmond, [Prof of Am Revolution at London Univ.] The Fire of Liberty, St Martin's Press, [England? after 1972?] I found it in MPL east branch, Apr 1998. Valentine, David T, History of the City if New York, 1853, Doc of NY, 1703 Census of NY Van Cott, Annie A., The Female Ancestors of Losee Van Cott in America and Europe, SLC, 1937, in the possession of a grandson, Robert Van Cott, Mesa. [I have parts copied. My pages have handwritten notes all over them.. Some of her information is mixed up.] She lists her sources as Dos. Hist of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay by Stoutenburgh; Adventures for God by Haight; Records of Huntington; N.Y. Record; Holland Soc Year book 1896, 1897. 1904; N.Y. Historical Society Collections v 2; Early Settlers of King Co, by Bergen; King Co Genealogical Club Collections; etc. Van der Zee, H & B, A Sweet and Alien Land, the Story of Dutch New York, NY, Viking Press. [Mesa Public Lib.] Walton’s Directory of the Home District, Upper Canada, 1837 Wilkinson, J.B., "Annals of Binghamton" NY, 1840. quoted in "Latourette Annals in America," L.E. Latourette [at age 81?] Will of Josue' Lamoureux, written 1817, registered 27 Sept 1830, in Toronto Canada Williams, Jeanna T, "Passionate pacifist wrote of conditions during war," "The Woman of 1776", Woman's Forum, (section C, page 1), Arizona Republic Newspaper, Friday, May 7, 1996. Williams, T. Harry, The History of American Wars from 1745 to 1918, Alfred A Knopf, NY 1981 Wittmeyer, Alfred V., the Rev,. Registers of the Births, Marriages, and Deaths, of the "Eglise Francoise a' la Nouvelle York", from 1688 to 1804, Baltimore, 1968. Reprinted from the collections of the Hug. Soc of Am.. [In Mesa FHC of LDS] Wright, Ester Clark, The Loyalist of New Brunswick, 1955: MFHC 1996 &1997 Zeinert, Karen, Those Remarkable Women of the American Revolution, Millbrook Press, 1996 ***My notes are in brackets [ ] for further generations see my other timelines: "1776 The Lamoreaux Family in New York in the American Revolution" "Canada, the Lamoreaux Family 1783-1837" "Kirtland, The Lamoreaux Family in Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, & Iowa" "Nauvoo & the Temple Bell, 1840-1850, to Salt Lake City" and “Lamoreaux Pioneers to Utah and Arizona” akrc wp/a:1700NYC april coleman, PO Box 31184, Mesa, Az 85275-1184 email at akcoleman1@yahoo.com 2 July 1996 - 23 May 2004 - 2/23/20081700LoseeNYC akrc 2/23/2008 updated printed Directory: files files -> Answer True False 2 points Question 2 files -> Integer programming and game theory files -> 4 Integer Programming files -> Bpa vehicle Window Repair Scenario #1 task: Procure vehicle window relacement. 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