Johnson Family

Rev. Adam Crounse¹

M, #3001, d. 15 May 1865

Parents

Father	Frederick Crounse (b. 12 December 1769, d. 22 August 1847)
Mother	Judith Hetlon (b. circa 1770)

Events

Birth	2 February 1797	Albany, NY, USA,^2,1
Marriage*	15 June 1825	Anna Barbara Crounse¹
Death*	15 May 1865	¹

Last Edited

22 January 2000

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20.
[S350] William A. Brinkman, Records of Some Early Settlers of the Town of Guilderland, the Helderburgh and Normanskill Regions.
(unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1944), PG 4 - Frederick and Judity Hilton. Child (Rev) Adam, born February 2, 1797.

Family Explorer

John Crounse¹

M, #3002, b. 15 May 1793, d. 22 January 1885

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Events

Birth*	15 May 1793	¹
Marriage*	15 June 1825	Margaret Van Arnhem¹
Death*	22 January 1885	¹

Last Edited

3 December 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885.

Family Explorer

Margaret Van Arnhem¹

F, #3003, b. 6 March 1796

Events

Birth*	6 March 1796	¹
Marriage*	15 June 1825	John Crounse¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885.

Family Explorer

Peter Crounse^1,2

M, #3004, b. 6 January 1798, d. 10 November 1887

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Events

Birth*	6 January 1798	¹
Marriage*	1821	Margaret Smith¹
Death*	10 November 1887	¹

Last Edited

2 April 2010

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879.
[S808] William A. Brinkman, Historian, Bible and Family Records, Town of Guilderland, New York 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)

Family Explorer

Margaret Smith¹

F, #3005, b. 1802, d. 2 March 1879

Events

Birth*	1802	¹
Marriage*	1821	Peter Crounse¹
Death*	2 March 1879	¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879.

Family Explorer

Conrad Crounse¹

M, #3006, b. 18 September 1801, d. 5 April 1876

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Events

Birth*	18 September 1801	Albany, NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	11 November 1826	Nancy Ogsbury¹
Death*	5 April 1876	¹

Last Edited

16 January 2000

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889.

Family Explorer

Nancy Ogsbury¹

F, #3007, b. 24 August 1806, d. 26 October 1889

Events

Birth*	24 August 1806	¹
Marriage*	11 November 1826	Conrad Crounse¹
Death*	26 October 1889	¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889.

Family Explorer

Jacob Alexander Crounse¹

M, #3008, b. 1 September 1806, d. 13 May 1885

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Events

Birth*	1 September 1806	Albany, NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	21 October 1821	Maria Crounse¹
Death*	13 May 1885	¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891.

Family Explorer

Maria Crounse¹

F, #3009, b. 11 March 1805, d. 27 February 1891

Events

Birth*	11 March 1805	¹
Marriage*	21 October 1821	Jacob Alexander Crounse¹
Death*	27 February 1891	¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Keenholtz¹

F, #3010, b. 1772, d. 24 April 1840

Events

Birth*	1772	¹
Marriage*	After 1831	John Frederick Crounse¹
Death*	24 April 1840	Age 67 according to gravestones on the old farm, Albany, NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891.

Family Explorer

Margaret Crounse¹

F, #3011, b. 22 August 1807

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Events

Birth*	22 August 1807	Twin sister of Maria, Albany, NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	28 June 1828	Teunis Hallenbeck¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891

B. Margaret twin to Maria
B Aug 22, 1807
M June 28 1828 Teunis Hallenbeck
D

C. Maria twin to Margaret
B Aug 23, 1807
M Sept 9, 1826 Peter Van Worser B Dec 18, 1801
D Apr 13, 1892 age 85

32 Philip Henry, known as Henry
B Mar 23, 1811
M Sept 10, 1835 Elizabeth Ward B
D Dec 5, 1887 D Aug 20, 1877.

Family Explorer

Teunis Hallenbeck¹

M, #3012, b. circa 1805

Events

Birth*	Circa 1805	¹
Marriage*	28 June 1828	Margaret Crounse¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891

B. Margaret twin to Maria
B Aug 22, 1807
M June 28 1828 Teunis Hallenbeck
D

C. Maria twin to Margaret
B Aug 23, 1807
M Sept 9, 1826 Peter Van Worser B Dec 18, 1801
D Apr 13, 1892 age 85

32 Philip Henry, known as Henry
B Mar 23, 1811
M Sept 10, 1835 Elizabeth Ward B
D Dec 5, 1887 D Aug 20, 1877.

Family Explorer

Maria Crounse¹

F, #3013, b. 23 August 1807, d. 13 April 1892

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Events

Birth*	23 August 1807	Twin sister to Margaret, Albany, NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	9 September 1826	Peter Van Worser¹
Death*	13 April 1892	Age 85¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891

B. Margaret twin to Maria
B Aug 22, 1807
M June 28 1828 Teunis Hallenbeck
D

C. Maria twin to Margaret
B Aug 23, 1807
M Sept 9, 1826 Peter Van Worser B Dec 18, 1801
D Apr 13, 1892 age 85

32 Philip Henry, known as Henry
B Mar 23, 1811
M Sept 10, 1835 Elizabeth Ward B
D Dec 5, 1887 D Aug 20, 1877.

Family Explorer

Peter Van Worser¹

M, #3014, b. 18 December 1801

Events

Birth*	18 December 1801	¹
Marriage*	9 September 1826	Maria Crounse¹

Last Edited

2 August 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891

B. Margaret twin to Maria
B Aug 22, 1807
M June 28 1828 Teunis Hallenbeck
D

C. Maria twin to Margaret
B Aug 23, 1807
M Sept 9, 1826 Peter Van Worser B Dec 18, 1801
D Apr 13, 1892 age 85

32 Philip Henry, known as Henry
B Mar 23, 1811
M Sept 10, 1835 Elizabeth Ward B
D Dec 5, 1887 D Aug 20, 1877.

Family Explorer

Philip Henry Crounse¹

M, #3015, b. 23 March 1811, d. 5 December 1887

Parents

Father	John Frederick Crounse (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 13 December 1767, d. 16 April 1831)

Family: Elizabeth Ward (b. circa 1815, d. 20 August 1877)

Daughter	Elizabeth Crounse (b. 1 January 1838)
Son	John Henry Crounse (b. 4 February 1839)
Daughter	Sally Ann Crounse (b. 15 May 1840)
Daughter	Margaret Crounse (b. 22 March 1842)
Son	George Adam Crounse (b. 12 November 1843)
Daughter	Getty Maria Crounse (b. 25 December 1845)
Son	Norman Crounse (b. 19 September 1847)
Son	William Ward Crounse (b. 25 August 1851)
Son	Peter Crounse (b. 15 November 1854)
Son	Teunis Hallenbeck Crounse (b. 15 April 1859)

Events

Name-Var		¹
Birth*	23 March 1811	Albany, NY, USA,¹
Baptism	15 April 1811	Helderberg Reform Church, Guilderland Center, Albany, NY, USA,^2,3
Marriage*	10 September 1835	Elizabeth Ward¹
Death*	5 December 1887	Albany, NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

2 April 2010

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891

B. Margaret twin to Maria
B Aug 22, 1807
M June 28 1828 Teunis Hallenbeck
D

C. Maria twin to Margaret
B Aug 23, 1807
M Sept 9, 1826 Peter Van Worser B Dec 18, 1801
D Apr 13, 1892 age 85

32 Philip Henry, known as Henry
B Mar 23, 1811
M Sept 10, 1835 Elizabeth Ward B
D Dec 5, 1887 D Aug 20, 1877.
[S383] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.742/G2, V2k, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, 4/15/1811 - Johannus Crounse and Elisabeth Levinstine, parents, Philip Hendrick, born 3/23/1811.
[S811] unknown subject, Guilderland Center, New York 1786-1860, Helderberg Reformed Church, unknown publisher address, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Helderberg Reformed Church.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Ward¹

F, #3016, b. circa 1815, d. 20 August 1877

Family 1: Philip Henry Crounse (b. 23 March 1811, d. 5 December 1887)

Daughter	Elizabeth Crounse (b. 1 January 1838)
Son	John Henry Crounse (b. 4 February 1839)
Daughter	Sally Ann Crounse (b. 15 May 1840)
Daughter	Margaret Crounse (b. 22 March 1842)
Son	George Adam Crounse (b. 12 November 1843)
Daughter	Getty Maria Crounse (b. 25 December 1845)
Son	Norman Crounse (b. 19 September 1847)
Son	William Ward Crounse (b. 25 August 1851)
Son	Peter Crounse (b. 15 November 1854)
Son	Teunis Hallenbeck Crounse (b. 15 April 1859)

Family 2:

Daughter

Elizabeth Crounse (b. 1 January 1838)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1815	¹
Marriage*	10 September 1835	Philip Henry Crounse¹
Death*	20 August 1877	¹

Last Edited

2 April 2010

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), B. April 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston, B Dec 13, 1767
D April 16, 1831
Age 63 - 4 - 3
M 2nd Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D March 23, 1854 age 85 D Apr. 24, 1840 age 67
From gravestones on the old farm

A. Barbara
B Dec 16, 1790
M 1st Oct 27, 1810 Christopher Van Valkenberg

M 2nd June 15 1825 Rev. Adam Crounse B Feb 2, 1797
D May 6, 1857 (34) D May 15, 1865
age 66-4-20

(27) John
B May 15 1793
M Aug 19, 1815 Margaret Van Arnhem B Mar 6 1796
D Jan 22, 1885

(28) Frederick
B Dec 1, 1795
M. Nov 9, 1817 Elizabeth Fryer B Sept 12 1793
D Aug 1, 1871 D Sep 9 1874

(29) Peter
B. Jan 6, 1798
M 1821 Margaret Smith B 1802
D Nov 10, 1887 D Mar 2, 1879

(30) Conrad
B Sept 18, 1801
M Nov 11 1826 Nancy Ogsbury B Aug 24, 1806
D Apr 5, 1876 D Oct 26, 1889

(31) Jacob Alexander
B Sept 1, 1806
M Oct 2, 1821 Maria Crounse B Mar 11, 1805
D May 13, 1885 (5A) D Feb 27, 1891

B. Margaret twin to Maria
B Aug 22, 1807
M June 28 1828 Teunis Hallenbeck
D

C. Maria twin to Margaret
B Aug 23, 1807
M Sept 9, 1826 Peter Van Worser B Dec 18, 1801
D Apr 13, 1892 age 85

32 Philip Henry, known as Henry
B Mar 23, 1811
M Sept 10, 1835 Elizabeth Ward B
D Dec 5, 1887 D Aug 20, 1877.

Appolonia Osterman¹

F, #3018, b. circa 1716

Events

Birth*

Circa 1716

¹

Last Edited

26 April 1999

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Elizabeth Livingston was the daughter of Peter Loewenstein
B 1714
M Oct 9, 1735 Appolonia Osterman
D 1797

She was also sister of Margaret (11.)

Family Explorer

Frederick Crounse^1,2

M, #3019, b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828

Parents

Father	Frederick Crounse (b. 19 August 1717, d. 11 November 1778)
Mother	Elizabeth Livingston (b. 1716, d. 4 April 1796)

Family: Anna Barbara Weber (b. 14 December 1744, d. 6 March 1825)

Son	John Frederick Crounse+ (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Son	Frederick Crounse+ (b. 12 December 1769, d. 22 August 1847)
Son	Conrad Crounse (b. 23 March 1772, d. 8 April 1855)
Daughter	Maria Crounse (b. 1778)
Son	Jacob Crounse (b. 8 March 1783, d. 8 August 1877)

Events

Name-Var		³
Name-Var		³
Name-Var		⁴
Birth*	14 December 1746	Germany^5,6,7
Witness	1754	Frederick Crounse and Elizabeth Livingston; Emigrated to New York., New York, New York, USA,⁸
Witness	Between 1754 and 1755	Frederick Crounse and Elizabeth Livingston; Moved to Rhinebeck, then headed for Schoharie, but ended up in Guilderland, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA, Pg 5-6. After many storm tossed weeks on the ocean, they arrived in New York. From there they took passage on a small northbound Hudson river sloop and disembarked at the present Rhinebeck, where some of their countrymen had remained after the partial exodus to the promised land of Schoharie. Guilderland was originally part of Rensselaerswyck, the patent originally granted to Kilian Van Rensselaer in 1614. The land grant was 24 miles long and wide on each side of the Hudson River with Albany (Fort Orange), as midpoint. Recuperating from the long sea voyage, they soon discovered that little land was available. Again they set off with determination to reach the next large settlement of their countrymen along the Schoharie. On foot from the Hudson river, loaded down with their few belongings, the Krownskys plodeded their slow way day after day. Finally their path lay along the foot of the Hellebergh, resplendent in its wooded heights, "bright and clear," as its Germanic name implies. Only 20 miles remained to the land of their dreams, to the homes and hearths of their countrymen, where they, too, might rest from their wanderings over land, sea and in time share in the fabulous rich earth of the "Schohary Valley." But here, beneath the mountain, mother Elizabeth sat down by the pathway to rest. "I'm tired and wholly exhausted,: she said. "Not another foot can I go. Here we will make our home. This is the spot." A lease of several hundred acres was secured from the Patroon of Rensselarswyck. At first a bark hut was erected. This served until son, Frederick took a wife, when a larger dwelling was erected on the west side of the road and close to thefoot of the mountain. And finally, the large white mansion now owned by Dr. Ruth Gilbert was built almont on the same spot in 1802.^9,10
Milit-Beg	1767	Member of Militia of Lt. John M. Veeder, Albany, NY, USA, In the Revolution he became an ensign. He is listed as follows: Gauns, Fred'k - Schuyler Reg. Lansing Co.¹¹
Marriage*	30 September 1767	Anna Barbara Weber; St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Schoharie, Schoharie, NY, USA,⁴
Witness	Between 19 September 1777 and 7 October 1777	Battle of Saratoga, Saratoga, Saratoga, NY, USA, Frederick Jr. is reputed to have taken a team of oxen and a wagon and to have taken food and supplies to the patriots fighting in the Battle of Saratoga. As a result Saratoga was supplied, the battle won and the English plan to split the colonies failed. The supply train had been organized and gathered by Frederick Crounse. His farm is on the Voorheesville Road (now Dr. Gabriel's). Because of his actions, Stephen Van Rensselaer gave him the opportunity to buy free title to his land.^{12,13,14,15,16}
Milit-Beg*	Between 28 October 1779 and 4 November 1781	Ensign, 3rd Reg. Albany Co. Militia, Albany, NY, USA, Served in militia under Lieutenant John M. Veeder, Schuyler's regiment. With neighbor, Capt. Jacob Van Aernam, Engisn Crounse hauled provisions by ox-team to the army at Saratoga.^17,6
Name-Var	23 November 1780	¹⁸
Name-Var	14 August 1781	¹⁹
Name-Var	29 August 1781	²⁰
Death*	16 April 1828	Age 81 y 5 m 2 d according to gravestones on the farm, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,¹
Burial*	August 1828	Crounse Family Cemetery, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,^21,22

Last Edited

1 June 2010

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Frederick son of (1) Frederick Couse & Elizabeth
B 14, 1746 Germany
M Sept 30, 1767 Anna Barbara Weber B Dec 13, 1746
D Apr 16, 1828 age 81-5-2 D Mar 6, 1825
from Gravestones on the farm
Marriage record, Reform Church, Stone Arabia, NY

Children - From Family Bible Record

(9) John
B Apr 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston B Dec 13, 1767
D Apr 16, 1831
2nd Mar 23, 1854 Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D Mar 23, 1854 D Apr 24, 1840
age 85 age 67
(10) Frederick
B Dec 12, 1769
M Judith Hetlon B
D Aug 22, 1847
Age 78-7-10
(11) Conrad
B Mar 23, 1772
M June 24, 1795 Margaret Livingston B Nov 8, 1775
D Apr 8, 1855 D May 15 1850

A Maria
B 1778
M Dec 2, 1798 John Van Arnam
D

(12) Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran
M Feb 11, 1806 Harriet Van Valkenberg B 1789
D Aug 8, 1877 D before 1832.
[S808] William A. Brinkman, Historian, Bible and Family Records, Town of Guilderland, New York 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, 929.273, St59h, V.2, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, Frederick Cransey and Barber Weber parents, Frederick son, Frederick Krancey and ElizabethKrancey sponsor.
[S405] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.745/S1, K29sc, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, April 1, 1978, Pg. 52 - St. Paul's Lutheran Church - 1767, Sept. 30 - Friederich Krantzke, Jr. and Barbara Weber.
[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946, Frederick son of (1) Frederick Crouse & Elizabeth
B Dec. 14, 1746 Germany
M Sept 30, 1767 Anna Barbara Weber B Dec 13, 1746
D Apr 16, 1828 age 81-5-2 D Mar 6, 1825
from Gravestones on the farm
Marriage record, Reform Church, Stone Arabia, NY

Children - From Family Bible Record

(9) John
B Apr 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston B Dec 13, 1767
D Apr 16, 1831
2nd Mar 23, 1854 Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D Mar 23, 1854 D Apr 24, 1840
age 85 age 67
(10) Frederick
B Dec 12, 1769
M Judith Hetlon B
D Aug 22, 1847
Age 78-7-10
(11) Conrad
B Mar 23, 1772
M June 24, 1795 Margaret Livingston B Nov 8, 1775
D Apr 8, 1855 D May 15 1850

A Maria
B 1778
M Dec 2, 1798 John Van Arnam
D

(12) Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran
M Feb 11, 1806 Harriet Van Valkenberg B 1789
D Aug 8, 1877 D before 1832.
[S322] unknown author, DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Edition, Parts 1 & 2, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Centennial Administration, Mrs. Eldred Martin Yochim, President General, Washington 1990 (Washington, D.C.: unknown publisher, 1990), Part 1
Crounse:
Frederick Jr.: b 12-14-1746 GR d 4-16-1828 NY m Anna Barbara Weber; Ens NY.
[S1050] unknown subject, International Genealogical Index (IGI) (unknown repository address: unknown repository, November 3, 1998), Frederick Crounse or Kruntze
Born December 14, 1746 in Schlaitdorf, Schwarzwaldkreis, Wuerttemberg, Germany
Father: Frederic Crounse or Kruntze
Mother: Elizabeth Livingston or Loewinstein.
[S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
(Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 5 - So Frederick Krownsky, in the year 1754, with his wife, Elizabeth, and their youngest son, Frederick, a boy of seven, bade farewell to their native Wurtemberg and set sail fo New York. For some unknown reason, the elder son, Philip, now 22, was left behind in Germany.
[S327] A. B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh, Pg 5-6. After many storm tossed weeks on the ocean, they arrived in New York. From there they took passage on a small northbound Hudson river sloop and disembarked at the present Rhinebeck, where some of their countrymen had remained after the partial exodus to the promised land of Schoharie.

Recuperating from the long sea voyage, they soon discovered that little land was available. Again they set off with determination to reach the next large settlement of their countrymen along the Schoharie. On foot from the Hudson river, loaded down with their few belongings, the Krownskys plodeded their slow way day after day.

Finally their path lay along the foot of the Hellebergh, resplendent in its wooded heights, "bright and clear," as its Germanic name implies. Only 20 miles remained to the land of their dreams, to the homes and hearths of their countrymen, where they, too, might rest from their wanderings over land, sea and in time share in the fabulous rich earth of the "Schohary Valley." But here, beneath the mountain, mother Elizabeth sat down by the pathway to rest.

"I'm tired and wholly exhausted,: she said. "Not another foot can I go. Here we will make our home. This is the spot."

A lease of several hundred acres was secured from the Patroon of Rensselarswyck. At first a bark hut was erected. This served until son, Frederick took a wife, when a larger dwelling was erected on the west side of the road and close to thefoot of the mountain. And finally, the large white mansion now owned by Dr. Ruth Gilbert was built almont on the same spot in 1802.
[S494] unknown article title, Let's Take a History Tour of Guilderland by Carol DuBrin, unknown location, May 14, 1982,
Guilderland was originally part of Rensselaerswyck, the patent originally granted to Kilian Van Rensselaer in 1614. The land grant was 24 miles long and wide on each side of the Hudson River with Albany (Fort Orange), as midpoint. Hereinafter cited as Let's Take a History Tour of Guilderland by Carol DuBrin.
[S339] Arthur B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh - Historical Sketches of the West Manor of Rensselarswyck, including an Account of the Anti-Rent Wars, The Glass House and Henry R. Schoolcraft (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg. 42. In 1767, Frederick Jr. is recorded as a member of the company of militia of Lieutanant John M. Veeder, and in the Revolution he became an ensign. Again you will seek through the records in vain until you find his name as follows: "Gauns, Fred'k - Schuyler Reg. - Lansing Co."
[S328] unknown author, Outline History of the Town of Guilderland, Albany County, New York, by Arthur B. Gregg, Town Historian, Revised 1966 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Guilderland in the Revolution

It is a matter of record that Frederick Crounse and his neighbors under the Helleberg "emptied their granaries, port barrels, cattle stalls and pig styles and delivered their effec to the commisary department at Saratoga battlefield."
[S338] William A. Brinkman, A Memorial - Places of burial and sketches of some Guilderland Soldiers of the War of the Revolution and records of farm burial placed in the Town of Guilderland, NY (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), With his neighbor, Capt. Jacob Van Aernam, Ensign Crounse hauled provisions by ox-team to the army at Saratoga.
Pg. 8.
[S339] Arthur B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh - Historical Sketches of the West Manor of Rensselarswyck, including an Account of the Anti-Rent Wars, The Glass House and Henry R. Schoolcraft , Pg. 42/43
The Albany County history states that he was very patriotic during the Revolutionary struggle and contributed liberally toward the support of the American cause. The real story which every descendant of the second Frederick Crounse should be proud to read and hand down to posterity is that told by Simms in his History of Schoharie about a century agao. He says: -
The following anecdote will serve to show the patriotism of the late patroon, Stephen Van Renssalaer. When the troops under General Gates were opposing Bugoyne near Saratoga, General Ten Broeck, who was guardian of the patroon, then in his minorirty, visited some of his nephew's tenants near the Helleberg, and requested them to take all the provisions and grain they could spare (reserving a bare competency for their families) to the American army. Several emptied their granaries, pork barrels, cattle stalls and pig styes, and delivered there effect to the commissary department at Saratoga, not expecting any usual reward for so doing. Some time after, to their surprise, the young patroon invited those tenants to Albany and presented them with valid titles to their lands. Such was one of the many acts of that good man distinguished through life for his generosity and benevolance. - Frederick Vogel to whom the facts were communicated after the war by Frederick Crounse, one of the tenants alluded to in the context."

This meant the yearly land rentals were forever waived, and if such was the case it was no mean gift to the old patriot and to his heirs.
[S493] unknown article title, Freedom Born: The American Revolution in the Hellebergh, by Carol DuBrin, unknown location, July 14, 1983, The army at Saratoga was at the right place at the right time. But they had a severe problem - the lack of a necessary supply - food. Frederick Crounse (his farm is marked on the Altamont-Voorheesville Road by a historical marker) learned of this need and he arranged a wagon train of food and supplied gathered from his own and neighboring farms and bravely drove that "train" right through to our forces in Saratoga. Hereinafter cited as Freedom Born: The American Revolution in the Hellebergh, by Carol DuBrin.
[S495] unknown article title, A Walk Through Two Centuries of Guilderland History, unknown location, May 14, 1982, As a result Saratoga was supplied, the battle won and the english plan to split the colonies failed. The supply train had been organized and gathered by Frederick Crounse. His farm is on the Voorheesville Road (now Dr. Gabriel's). Because of his actions, Stephen Van Rensselaer gave him the opportunity to buy free title to his land. Hereinafter cited as A Walk Through Two Centuries of Guilderland History.
[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946, Frederick Crounse, Ensign,
3rd Reg. Albany Co. Militia
Active service from Oct 28, 1779 to Nov. 4, 1781
Col. Philip Schuyler, Capt. Jacob Van Aernam.
References,-
New York in the Revolution
Page 102 as Frederick Gauns
Page 224 as Frederick Crounse
Archives of New York, Vol. 1
Page 264 as Crantz, Ensign.
Landmarks of Albany
Page 66 as Frederick Crounse.
[S339] Arthur B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh - Historical Sketches of the West Manor of Rensselarswyck, including an Account of the Anti-Rent Wars, The Glass House and Henry R. Schoolcraft , Pg 44 - Nov. 23, 1780 - "Resolved that Andries Loucke be discharged from Continement on Frederick Cranse entering into Recognition....
[S339] Arthur B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh - Historical Sketches of the West Manor of Rensselarswyck, including an Account of the Anti-Rent Wars, The Glass House and Henry R. Schoolcraft , Pg 44 - minutes of Aug 14, 1781 - "Frederick Crants appearing before the board...."
[S339] Arthur B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh - Historical Sketches of the West Manor of Rensselarswyck, including an Account of the Anti-Rent Wars, The Glass House and Henry R. Schoolcraft , Pg 44 - Aug 29, 1781 - "Frederick Crans who was surety..."
[S329] unknown author, Town of Guilderland, Census Records 1810 - 1850, Local Farm Cemeteries, William Wanzer and William A. Brinkman (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Page 9, Frederick Crounse, died August 22, 1847 aged 78 years, 7 months and 10 days.
[S338] William A. Brinkman, A Memorial - Places of burial and sketches of some Guilderland Soldiers of the War of the Revolution and records of farm burial placed in the Town of Guilderland, NY, Pg. 8. Buried west of the road (righthand side) on the old Crounse farm, late the property of Leonard Crounse, 100 feet west of the house near a stone wall, this soldier and his wife are buried in the family plot. The property is now owned by Dr. Ruth Gilbert.

Family Explorer

Anna Barbara Weber¹

F, #3020, b. 14 December 1744, d. 6 March 1825

Parents

Father	Martin Weber (b. 1704)
Mother	Anna Maria Gajer (b. 10 February 1710)

Family: Frederick Crounse (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)

Son	John Frederick Crounse+ (b. 9 April 1768, d. 23 March 1854)
Son	Frederick Crounse+ (b. 12 December 1769, d. 22 August 1847)
Son	Conrad Crounse (b. 23 March 1772, d. 8 April 1855)
Daughter	Maria Crounse (b. 1778)
Son	Jacob Crounse (b. 8 March 1783, d. 8 August 1877)

Events

Birth*	14 December 1744	Schlaitdorff, District of Tubingen, Wurtemberg, Germany,²
Witness	18 May 1752	Martin Weber and Anna Maria Gajer; Emigrated to New England from Germany; Anna Maria Weber, Martin Schmiden, Rebecca Weber, and Hans Martin Weber³
Marriage	30 September 1767	Frederick Crounse; St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Schoharie, Schoharie, NY, USA,⁴
Death*	6 March 1825	Albany, NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

12 February 2000

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Frederick son of (1) Frederick Couse & Elizabeth
B 14, 1746 Germany
M Sept 30, 1767 Anna Barbara Weber B Dec 13, 1746
D Apr 16, 1828 age 81-5-2 D Mar 6, 1825
from Gravestones on the farm
Marriage record, Reform Church, Stone Arabia, NY

Children - From Family Bible Record

(9) John
B Apr 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston B Dec 13, 1767
D Apr 16, 1831
2nd Mar 23, 1854 Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D Mar 23, 1854 D Apr 24, 1840
age 85 age 67
(10) Frederick
B Dec 12, 1769
M Judith Hetlon B
D Aug 22, 1847
Age 78-7-10
(11) Conrad
B Mar 23, 1772
M June 24, 1795 Margaret Livingston B Nov 8, 1775
D Apr 8, 1855 D May 15 1850

A Maria
B 1778
M Dec 2, 1798 John Van Arnam
D

(12) Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran
M Feb 11, 1806 Harriet Van Valkenberg B 1789
D Aug 8, 1877 D before 1832.
[S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
(Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Page 8 - The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
[S327] A. B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh, Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.

The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.

The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.

The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.

The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.

As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.
[S405] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.745/S1, K29sc, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, April 1, 1978, Pg. 52 - St. Paul's Lutheran Church - 1767, Sept. 30 - Friederich Krantzke, Jr. and Barbara Weber.

Family Explorer

Frederick Crounse¹

M, #3021, b. 12 December 1769, d. 22 August 1847

Parents

Father	Frederick Crounse (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)
Mother	Anna Barbara Weber (b. 14 December 1744, d. 6 March 1825)

Family: Judith Hetlon (b. circa 1770)

Son	Rev. Adam Crounse (d. 15 May 1865)

Events

Name-Var		²
Birth*	12 December 1769	Albany, NY, USA,¹
Baptism	30 January 1770	Reformed Church, Schenectady, Schenectady, NY, USA,^3,4
Marriage*	Circa 1790	Judith Hetlon¹
Death*	22 August 1847	Albany, NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

21 March 1999

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Frederick son of (1) Frederick Couse & Elizabeth
B 14, 1746 Germany
M Sept 30, 1767 Anna Barbara Weber B Dec 13, 1746
D Apr 16, 1828 age 81-5-2 D Mar 6, 1825
from Gravestones on the farm
Marriage record, Reform Church, Stone Arabia, NY

Children - From Family Bible Record

(9) John
B Apr 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston B Dec 13, 1767
D Apr 16, 1831
2nd Mar 23, 1854 Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D Mar 23, 1854 D Apr 24, 1840
age 85 age 67
(10) Frederick
B Dec 12, 1769
M Judith Hetlon B
D Aug 22, 1847
Age 78-7-10
(11) Conrad
B Mar 23, 1772
M June 24, 1795 Margaret Livingston B Nov 8, 1775
D Apr 8, 1855 D May 15 1850

A Maria
B 1778
M Dec 2, 1798 John Van Arnam
D

(12) Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran
M Feb 11, 1806 Harriet Van Valkenberg B 1789
D Aug 8, 1877 D before 1832.
[S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, 929.273, St59h, V.2, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, Frederick Cransey and Barber Weber parents, Frederick son, Frederick Krancey and ElizabethKrancey sponsor.
[S350] William A. Brinkman, Records of Some Early Settlers of the Town of Guilderland, the Helderburgh and Normanskill Regions.
(unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1944), Frederick, January 30, 1770. This is supposed to be his birth date. However, it is more likely his baptism date. dhj.
[S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, Frederick Cransey and Barber Weber parents, Frederick son, Frederick Krancey and ElizabethKrancey sponsors.

Family Explorer

Judith Hetlon¹

F, #3022, b. circa 1770

Family: Frederick Crounse (b. 12 December 1769, d. 22 August 1847)

Son	Rev. Adam Crounse (d. 15 May 1865)

Events

Name-Var		²
Birth*	Circa 1770	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1790	Frederick Crounse¹

Last Edited

5 December 1998

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Frederick son of (1) Frederick Couse & Elizabeth
B 14, 1746 Germany
M Sept 30, 1767 Anna Barbara Weber B Dec 13, 1746
D Apr 16, 1828 age 81-5-2 D Mar 6, 1825
from Gravestones on the farm
Marriage record, Reform Church, Stone Arabia, NY

Children - From Family Bible Record

(9) John
B Apr 9, 1768
M 1st Elizabeth Livingston B Dec 13, 1767
D Apr 16, 1831
2nd Mar 23, 1854 Elizabeth Keenholtz B 1772
D Mar 23, 1854 D Apr 24, 1840
age 85 age 67
(10) Frederick
B Dec 12, 1769
M Judith Hetlon B
D Aug 22, 1847
Age 78-7-10
(11) Conrad
B Mar 23, 1772
M June 24, 1795 Margaret Livingston B Nov 8, 1775
D Apr 8, 1855 D May 15 1850

A Maria
B 1778
M Dec 2, 1798 John Van Arnam
D

(12) Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran
M Feb 11, 1806 Harriet Van Valkenberg B 1789
D Aug 8, 1877 D before 1832.
[S350] William A. Brinkman, Records of Some Early Settlers of the Town of Guilderland, the Helderburgh and Normanskill Regions.
(unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1944), PG 4 - Frederick and Judity Hilton. Child (Rev) Adam, born February 2, 1797.

Family Explorer

Conrad Crounse^1,2

M, #3023, b. 23 March 1772, d. 8 April 1855

Parents

Father	Frederick Crounse (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)
Mother	Anna Barbara Weber (b. 14 December 1744, d. 6 March 1825)

Events

Name-Var		³
Birth*	23 March 1772	Guilderland Center?, Albany, NY, USA,⁴
Baptism	13 May 1772	Reformed Church, Schenectady, Schenectady, NY, USA,^5,6
Marriage*	24 June 1795	Margaritje Loewenstein; Albany, NY, USA,⁴
Death*	8 April 1855	Albany, NY, USA,¹

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2 April 2010

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946.)
[S808] William A. Brinkman, Historian, Bible and Family Records, Town of Guilderland, New York 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, 929.273, St59h, V.2, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, /13/1772 - Frederick Crancie and Barber Weber parents, Coenrat son, Coenrat Crancie and Maria Smith, sponsors.
[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946, 11 Conrad
B Mar 23, 1772
M June 24, 1795 Margaret Livingston B. Nov 8, 1775
D Apr 8, 1855 sister of Elizabeth (9) D May 15, 1850.
[S350] William A. Brinkman, Records of Some Early Settlers of the Town of Guilderland, the Helderburgh and Normanskill Regions.
(unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1944), Conrad, May 13, 1772. This is listed as birth date, but it more likely was baptism date, since we already had his birth from family records. dhj.
[S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, 5/13/1772 - Frederick Crancie and Barber Weber parents, Coenrat son, Coenrat Crancie and Maria Smith, sponsors.

Family Explorer

Maria Crounse¹

F, #3025, b. 1778

Parents

Father	Frederick Crounse (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)
Mother	Anna Barbara Weber (b. 14 December 1744, d. 6 March 1825)

Events

Name-Var		²
Birth*	1778	¹
Marriage*	2 December 1798	John Van Arnam; Albany, NY, USA,^1,2

Last Edited

2 August 1999

Citations

[S320] unknown author, The Crounse Family of Albany County, State of New York, and Its Descendants compiled by Vreeland Y. Leonard (Crounse #17-A9), 1946 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), 3A Maria
B 1778
M Dec 2, 1798 John Van Anam
D.
[S350] William A. Brinkman, Records of Some Early Settlers of the Town of Guilderland, the Helderburgh and Normanskill Regions.
(unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1944), Pg. 17 - John (Van Arnhem) and Polly Crounse married December 2, 1798.

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Rev. Adam Crounse1

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John Crounse1

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Margaret Van Arnhem1

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Peter Crounse1,2

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Margaret Smith1

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Conrad Crounse1

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Nancy Ogsbury1

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Jacob Alexander Crounse1

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Maria Crounse1

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Elizabeth Keenholtz1

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Margaret Crounse1

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Teunis Hallenbeck1

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Maria Crounse1

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Peter Van Worser1

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Philip Henry Crounse1

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Family: Elizabeth Ward (b. circa 1815, d. 20 August 1877)

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Elizabeth Ward1

Family 1: Philip Henry Crounse (b. 23 March 1811, d. 5 December 1887)

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Appolonia Osterman1

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Frederick Crounse1,2

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Family: Anna Barbara Weber (b. 14 December 1744, d. 6 March 1825)

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Anna Barbara Weber1

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Family: Frederick Crounse (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)

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Frederick Crounse1

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Family: Judith Hetlon (b. circa 1770)

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Judith Hetlon1

Rev. Adam Crounse¹

John Crounse¹

Margaret Van Arnhem¹

Peter Crounse^1,2

Margaret Smith¹

Conrad Crounse¹

Nancy Ogsbury¹

Jacob Alexander Crounse¹

Maria Crounse¹

Elizabeth Keenholtz¹

Margaret Crounse¹

Teunis Hallenbeck¹

Maria Crounse¹

Peter Van Worser¹

Philip Henry Crounse¹

Elizabeth Ward¹

Appolonia Osterman¹

Frederick Crounse^1,2

Anna Barbara Weber¹

Frederick Crounse¹

Judith Hetlon¹

Conrad Crounse^1,2

Maria Crounse¹