Johnson Family

John Van Arnam¹

M, #3026, b. circa 1775

Events

Birth*	Circa 1775	¹
Marriage*	2 December 1798	Maria Crounse; 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.

Family Explorer

Jacob Crounse¹

M, #3027, b. 8 March 1783, d. 8 August 1877

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

Birth*	8 March 1783	Schoharie, Albany/Schoharie, NY, USA,^1,2,3
Marriage*	11 February 1806	Harriet Van Valkenberg¹
Death*	8 August 1877	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), 12 Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran Church
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), Jacob, March 8, 1783.
[S394] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.745/S1, V26K, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, February 1, 1977, Fridrich Crounse & Barbara parents, Jacob born March 8, 1783, son, Johannes Weber, Jr. and wife sponsors.

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Harriet Van Valkenberg¹

F, #3028, b. 1789, d. before 1832

Events

Birth*	1789	¹
Marriage*	11 February 1806	Jacob Crounse¹
Death*	Before 1832	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), 12 Jacob
B Mar 8, 1783 Schoharie Lutheran Church
M. Feb 11, 1806 Harriet Van Valkenberg B 1789
D Aug 8, 1877 D before 1832.

Family Explorer

Frederick Crounse^1,2

M, #3029, b. 19 August 1717, d. 11 November 1778

Family: Elizabeth Livingston (b. 1716, d. 4 April 1796)

Son	Philip Crounse+ (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Son	Frederick Crounse+ (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)

Events

Name-Var		³
Name-Var
Birth	1714	Germany¹
Birth*	19 August 1717	Wurtemberg, Germany,⁴
Occupation*	Circa 1732	Learned the shoemaker's trade, Wurtemberg,⁵
Marriage*	1742	Elizabeth Livingston; Wurtemberg, Germany,¹
Emigration*	1754	Elizabeth Livingston; Emigrated to New York., New York, New York, USA, Frederick Crounse³
Emigration	Between 1754 and 1755	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. ; Frederick Crounse^6,7
Death	9 April 1777	According to gravestones on the old farm, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,¹
Burial*	9 April 1777	Aged 63 years, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,⁸
Death*	11 November 1778	Albany, NY, USA,⁴

Last Edited

21 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), Frederick Crounse of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
B 1714 in Germany
M about 1742 Elizabeth ? B 1716
D Apr 9, 1777 Age 63 D Apr 4, 1796 age 80
From Gravestones on the old farm

Children
Frederick (#3019)

2 Phillip
B Nov 11, 1743 in Stuttgart, Germany
M about 1767 Anna Maria Schwartz B Aug 30, 1745
D D.
[S900] Crounse Family Images of America Guilderland New York; unknown repository, unknown repository address, photo of Crounse famiy.
[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.
[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 Sr.: b 8-19-1717 GR d 11-11-1778 NY m Elizabeth Livingston PS NY.
[S327] A. B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh, Pg 1 To this refugee (a Polish nobleman who fled for his life to the protective refuge of the Kingdom of Wurtemberg) noble was born in 1714 a son Frederick, who grew up in Wurtemberg, learned the shoemaker's trade and married a German girl in 1742. All we know about her is her first name, Elizabeth. To this couple were born two sons, Philip in 1743 and George Frederick in 1746.
[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.
[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), F.C. Di 9, 1777 aged 63 years (Frederick Crouse, the emigrant)
On the original Crounse farm late Leonard Crounse, 100 feet west of the house near a stone wall six stones are visible.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Livingston^1,2,3

F, #3030, b. 1716, d. 4 April 1796

Family: Frederick Crounse (b. 19 August 1717, d. 11 November 1778)

Son	Philip Crounse+ (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Son	Frederick Crounse+ (b. 14 December 1746, d. 16 April 1828)

Events

Birth*	1716	Germany¹
Marriage*	1742	Frederick Crounse; Wurtemberg, Germany,¹
Emigration*	1754	Frederick Crounse; Emigrated to New York., New York, New York, USA, Frederick Crounse⁴
Emigration	Between 1754 and 1755	Frederick Crounse; 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. ; Frederick Crounse^5,6
Death*	4 April 1796	Age 80 - from gravestones on the old farm, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,^1,7

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 Crounse of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
B 1714 in Germany
M about 1742 Elizabeth ? B 1716
D Apr 9, 1777 Age 63 D Apr 4, 1796 age 80
From Gravestones on the old farm

Children
Frederick (#3019)

2 Phillip
B Nov 11, 1743 in Stuttgart, Germany
M about 1767 Anna Maria Schwartz B Aug 30, 1745
D D.
[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 Sr.: b 8-19-1717 GR d 11-11-1778 NY m Elizabeth Livingston PS NY.
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.
[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), E. C. Di April 4, 1796 aged 60 years. (Wife of Frederick.)

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Philip Crounse^1,2

M, #3031, b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828

Parents

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

Family: Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Daughter	Maria Barbara Crounse (b. 1765)
Son	Frederick Crounse (b. September 1767, d. between November 1767 and December 1767)
Son	Frederick Crounse (b. 10 December 1768, d. 19 September 1840)
Son	Philip Crounse+ (b. 18 September 1770, d. 5 January 1858)
Daughter	Elizabeth Crounse (b. 18 November 1772)
Daughter	Anna Catharine Crounse (b. 28 August 1774)
Daughter	Anna Maria Crounse (b. 4 September 1776, d. 1 March 1861)
Daughter	Magdalena Crounse (b. 10 November 1778, d. 3 March 1860)
Son	Johan Adam Crounse (b. 23 December 1780, d. 27 January 1847)
Daughter	Margaret Crounse (b. 1 March 1783, d. 27 July 1868)
Son	Conrad Crounse (b. 26 May 1785, d. 1813)
Son	Nicholas Crounse (b. 23 September 1789, d. 20 June 1877)
Daughter	Appolona Crounse (b. 3 October 1791, d. 2 July 1839)

Events

Birth*	11 November 1743	Stuttgart, Germany,^1,3
Marriage*	Circa 1764	Anna Maria Schwartz; Germany¹
Emigration*	Between October 1767 and November 1767	Anna Maria Schwartz; Emigrated to US through port of Philadelphia where son Frederick was buried; Maria Barbara Crounse and Frederick Crounse⁴
Milit-Beg*	Between 28 October 1779 and 4 November 1781	Sergeant in 3rd Reg. Albany Co. Militia, NY, Albany, NY, USA, Philip Crounse was a sergeant in 3rd Reg. Albany Co. Militia, New York. This regiment was in active service at various times between Oct 28, 1779 and Nov. 4, 1781 under Col. Philip Schuyler and Capt. Jacob Van Aernam.^5,6,7
Death*	After 26 July 1828	Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,⁸
Burial*	After 26 July 1828	On old Crounse place, Guilderland, Albany, NY, USA,^8,9

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), Frederick Crounse of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
B 1714 in Germany
M about 1742 Elizabeth ? B 1716
D Apr 9, 1777 Age 63 D Apr 4, 1796 age 80
From Gravestones on the old farm

Children
Frederick (#3019)

2 Phillip
B Nov 11, 1743 in Stuttgart, Germany
M about 1767 Anna Maria Schwartz B Aug 30, 1745
D D.
[S808] William A. Brinkman, Historian, Bible and Family Records, Town of Guilderland, New York 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S463] unknown family info, Information from a bible regarding the family of Philipp Crounse and Anna Maria Schwartz (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date); unknown present owner, unknown location, Mr. PhilippCrounse was born 11 Nov 1745. Hereinafter cited as Information from a bible regarding the family of Philipp Crounse and Anna Maria Schwartz.
[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. 9 Continuing reports of prosperity beneath the "bright mountain" induced Philip at length to sail for America with his familyin this momentous year of 1767. During a severe voyage their idolized baby boy sickened and died at sea, and was buried upon their arrival at the city of Philadelphia. Then began the long journey to find the homestead of his father. Weeks passed as they slowly worked their way northward, ever inquiring if anyone knew Frederick Krownsky. To all he would show a Colonial coin sent to him by his father, thinking that in some way this might be a guide or talisman that might lead him to his relatives.

How he eventually located the old couple, whom he had not seen in 13 years, we do not know, but arrive he did late in 1767, and met wkth a joyous reception. A part of the eastern section of his father's farm was apportioned to him, and a small habitation erected.
[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, Philip Crounse was a sergeant in 3rd Reg. Albany Co. Militia, New York. This regiment was in active service at various times between Oct 28, 1779 and Nov. 4, 1781 under Col. Philip Schuyler and Capt. Jacob Van Aernam.
References -
New York in he Revolution,
Page 102 as Philip Crancy
Page 224 as Philip Crauns
Archives of New York, Vol. 1.
Page 352 as Philip Crounse
Page 382 as Philip Grans.
[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
Philip: b 11-18-1743 GR d 7-26-1828 NY m Anna Maria Swarz Sgt. NY.
[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), Served as sergeant in 3rd Regiment, Albany County Militia, under Capt. Jacob Van Aernam.
[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, Page 9
Sergt. Philip Crounse. Turn left at intersection (19.4) into what is now a private road to the old Crounse place, late the farm of George F. Crounse, and now the Comstock farm, where this soldier and his wife are buried. The graves are about 50 feet in, lefthand (south) side of the lane and about 500 feet northeast of the house. Born Nov. 11, 1743, in Germany. Died after July 26, 1828. Married Anna Maria Schwartz, born August 30, 1745, in Schwarzen, Germany, and died after 1832. Served as sergeant in the 3rd Regiment, Albany County Militia, under Capt. Jacob Van Aernam. No stones.
[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. 9 - Turn left at intersection (19.4) into what is now a private road to the old Crounse place, late the farm of George F. Crounse, and now the Comstock farm, where this soldier and his wife are buried. The graves are about 50 feet in, lefthand (south) side of the land and about 500 feet northeast of the house.

Family Explorer

Anna Maria Schwartz¹

F, #3032, b. 30 August 1745

Family: Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)

Daughter	Maria Barbara Crounse (b. 1765)
Son	Frederick Crounse (b. September 1767, d. between November 1767 and December 1767)
Son	Frederick Crounse (b. 10 December 1768, d. 19 September 1840)
Son	Philip Crounse+ (b. 18 September 1770, d. 5 January 1858)
Daughter	Elizabeth Crounse (b. 18 November 1772)
Daughter	Anna Catharine Crounse (b. 28 August 1774)
Daughter	Anna Maria Crounse (b. 4 September 1776, d. 1 March 1861)
Daughter	Magdalena Crounse (b. 10 November 1778, d. 3 March 1860)
Son	Johan Adam Crounse (b. 23 December 1780, d. 27 January 1847)
Daughter	Margaret Crounse (b. 1 March 1783, d. 27 July 1868)
Son	Conrad Crounse (b. 26 May 1785, d. 1813)
Son	Nicholas Crounse (b. 23 September 1789, d. 20 June 1877)
Daughter	Appolona Crounse (b. 3 October 1791, d. 2 July 1839)

Events

Birth*	30 August 1745	Schwarzen, Germany,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1764	Philip Crounse; Germany¹
Emigration*	Between October 1767 and November 1767	Philip Crounse; Emigrated to US through port of Philadelphia where son Frederick was buried; Maria Barbara Crounse and Frederick Crounse²

Last Edited

18 October 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 Crounse of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
B 1714 in Germany
M about 1742 Elizabeth ? B 1716
D Apr 9, 1777 Age 63 D Apr 4, 1796 age 80
From Gravestones on the old farm

Children
Frederick (#3019)

2 Phillip
B Nov 11, 1743 in Stuttgart, Germany
M about 1767 Anna Maria Schwartz B Aug 30, 1745
D D.
[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. 9 Continuing reports of prosperity beneath the "bright mountain" induced Philip at length to sail for America with his familyin this momentous year of 1767. During a severe voyage their idolized baby boy sickened and died at sea, and was buried upon their arrival at the city of Philadelphia. Then began the long journey to find the homestead of his father. Weeks passed as they slowly worked their way northward, ever inquiring if anyone knew Frederick Krownsky. To all he would show a Colonial coin sent to him by his father, thinking that in some way this might be a guide or talisman that might lead him to his relatives.

How he eventually located the old couple, whom he had not seen in 13 years, we do not know, but arrive he did late in 1767, and met wkth a joyous reception. A part of the eastern section of his father's farm was apportioned to him, and a small habitation erected.

Family Explorer

Maria Barbara Crounse¹

F, #3033, b. 1765

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	1765	Teutchland¹
Witness	Between October 1767 and November 1767	Philip Crounse and Anna Maria Schwartz; Emigrated to US through port of Philadelphia where son Frederick was buried; Frederick Crounse²
Marriage*	Circa 1882	Melchoir Yenner³

Last Edited

9 September 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), 2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.
[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. 9 Continuing reports of prosperity beneath the "bright mountain" induced Philip at length to sail for America with his familyin this momentous year of 1767. During a severe voyage their idolized baby boy sickened and died at sea, and was buried upon their arrival at the city of Philadelphia. Then began the long journey to find the homestead of his father. Weeks passed as they slowly worked their way northward, ever inquiring if anyone knew Frederick Krownsky. To all he would show a Colonial coin sent to him by his father, thinking that in some way this might be a guide or talisman that might lead him to his relatives.

How he eventually located the old couple, whom he had not seen in 13 years, we do not know, but arrive he did late in 1767, and met wkth a joyous reception. A part of the eastern section of his father's farm was apportioned to him, and a small habitation erected.
[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, 2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.
From family bible record.

Family Explorer

Melchoir Yenner¹

M, #3034, b. 27 November 1763, d. 20 October 1848

Events

Birth*	27 November 1763	¹
Death*	20 October 1848	Age 45¹
Marriage*	Circa 1882	Maria Barbara Crounse¹

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), 2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.
From family bible record.

Family Explorer

Frederick Crounse¹

M, #3035, b. September 1767, d. between November 1767 and December 1767

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	September 1767	Germany^1,2
Witness	Between October 1767 and November 1767	Philip Crounse and Anna Maria Schwartz; Emigrated to US through port of Philadelphia where son Frederick was buried; Maria Barbara Crounse³
Death*	Between November 1767 and December 1767	Died at sea, buried at Philadelphia,^1,2
Burial*	1767	Buried at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

9 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia.
[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 11. 2. Frederick born in Germany September 1767. But as we came to America death intervened and in the city of Philadelphia he lies buried.
[S327] A. B. Gregg, Old Hellebergh, Pg. 9 Continuing reports of prosperity beneath the "bright mountain" induced Philip at length to sail for America with his familyin this momentous year of 1767. During a severe voyage their idolized baby boy sickened and died at sea, and was buried upon their arrival at the city of Philadelphia. Then began the long journey to find the homestead of his father. Weeks passed as they slowly worked their way northward, ever inquiring if anyone knew Frederick Krownsky. To all he would show a Colonial coin sent to him by his father, thinking that in some way this might be a guide or talisman that might lead him to his relatives.

How he eventually located the old couple, whom he had not seen in 13 years, we do not know, but arrive he did late in 1767, and met wkth a joyous reception. A part of the eastern section of his father's farm was apportioned to him, and a small habitation erected.

Family Explorer

Frederick Crounse¹

M, #3036, b. 10 December 1768, d. 19 September 1840

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	10 December 1768	USA^1,2
Marriage*	4 December 1796	Maria Donney; USA¹
Death*	19 September 1840	¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840.
[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 11 - Frederick born the 10th of December 1768.

Family Explorer

Maria Donney¹

F, #3037, b. 26 May 1769

Events

Birth*	26 May 1769	¹
Marriage*	4 December 1796	Frederick Crounse; USA¹

Last Edited

4 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840.

Family Explorer

Philip Crounse¹

M, #3038, b. 18 September 1770, d. 5 January 1858

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Family: Elizabeth Fredericks (b. 21 November 1784, d. 22 January 1877)

Son	Michael Crounse+ (b. 11 April 1819, d. 30 May 1878)

Events

Birth*	18 September 1770	Schoharie Ref., Schoharie, NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	14 October 1800	Elizabeth Fredericks; NY, USA,¹
Death*	5 January 1858	NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Fredericks¹

F, #3039, b. 21 November 1784, d. 22 January 1877

Parents

Father

Tiebalt Fredericks (b. 1760)

Family: Philip Crounse (b. 18 September 1770, d. 5 January 1858)

Son	Michael Crounse+ (b. 11 April 1819, d. 30 May 1878)

Events

Birth*	21 November 1784	¹
Marriage*	14 October 1800	Philip Crounse; NY, USA,¹
Death*	22 January 1877	NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Crounse¹

F, #3040, b. 18 November 1772

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	18 November 1772	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1795	Peter Weaver¹
Marriage*	After 1800	John Quackenboss¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864.

Family Explorer

Peter Weaver¹

M, #3041, b. circa 1770

Events

Birth*	Circa 1770	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1795	Elizabeth Crounse¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864.

Family Explorer

John Quackenboss¹

M, #3042, b. circa 1770

Events

Birth*	Circa 1770	¹
Marriage*	After 1800	Elizabeth Crounse¹

Last Edited

4 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864.

Family Explorer

Anna Catharine Crounse¹

F, #3043, b. 28 August 1774

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	28 August 1774	NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1794	Abraham Countryman; NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anne Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman.

Family Explorer

Abraham Countryman¹

M, #3044, b. circa 1770

Events

Birth*	Circa 1770	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1794	Anna Catharine Crounse; NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

4 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anne Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman.

Family Explorer

Anna Maria Crounse¹

F, #3045, b. 4 September 1776, d. 1 March 1861

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	4 September 1776	NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1795	Abraham Severson²
Death*	1 March 1861	NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anne Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman.
[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, From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anna Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman

2D Anna Maria
B Sept 4, 1776
M Feb 27, 1798 Abraham Severson
D Mar 1, 1861 D Nov 26, 1862

2E Magdalena
Nov 10, 1778
M Nov 30, 1806 Henry Livingston B Feb 29, 1780
D Mar 3, 1860 D May 26 1852.

Family Explorer

Magdalena Crounse¹

F, #3046, b. 10 November 1778, d. 3 March 1860

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Birth*	10 November 1778	NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	30 November 1806	Henry Livingston¹
Death*	3 March 1860	NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

4 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anna Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman

2D Anna Maria
B Sept 4, 1776
M Feb 27, 1798 Abraham Severson
D Mar 1, 1861 D Nov 26, 1862

2E Magdalena
Nov 10, 1778
M Nov 30, 1806 Henry Livingston B Feb 29, 1780
D Mar 3, 1860 D May 26 1852.

Family Explorer

Abraham Severson¹

M, #3047, b. circa 1775

Events

Birth*	Circa 1775	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1795	Anna Maria Crounse¹

Last Edited

4 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anna Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman

2D Anna Maria
B Sept 4, 1776
M Feb 27, 1798 Abraham Severson
D Mar 1, 1861 D Nov 26, 1862

2E Magdalena
Nov 10, 1778
M Nov 30, 1806 Henry Livingston B Feb 29, 1780
D Mar 3, 1860 D May 26 1852.

Family Explorer

Henry Livingston¹

M, #3048, b. 29 February 1780, d. 26 May 1852

Events

Birth*	29 February 1780	¹
Marriage*	30 November 1806	Magdalena Crounse¹
Death*	26 May 1852	¹

Last Edited

7 September 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anna Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman

2D Anna Maria
B Sept 4, 1776
M Feb 27, 1798 Abraham Severson
D Mar 1, 1861 D Nov 26, 1862

2E Magdalena
Nov 10, 1778
M Nov 30, 1806 Henry Livingston B Feb 29, 1780
D Mar 3, 1860 D May 26 1852.

Family Explorer

Johan Adam Crounse^1,2

M, #3049, b. 23 December 1780, d. 27 January 1847

Parents

Father	Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)
Mother	Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Name-Var		¹
Name-Var		³
Birth*	23 December 1780	Hellenberg, Albany, NY, USA,^1,3
Baptism	Before 27 February 1781	St. Luke Lutheran Church, Schoharie, Albany/Schoharie, NY, USA,³
Marriage*	31 October 1800	Elizabeth Martin; NY, USA,¹
Death*	27 January 1847	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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anna Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman

2D Anna Maria
B Sept 4, 1776
M Feb 27, 1798 Abraham Severson
D Mar 1, 1861 D Nov 26, 1862

2E Magdalena
Nov 10, 1778
M Nov 30, 1806 Henry Livingston B Feb 29, 1780
D Mar 3, 1860 D May 26 1852

6 Johan Adam
B Dec 25, 1780 Schoharie Luth
(John P.) M Oct 31, 1800 Elizabeth Martin B Mar 5, 1785
D Jan 27, 1847 D Nov 29, 1870.
[S808] William A. Brinkman, Historian, Bible and Family Records, Town of Guilderland, New York 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
[S394] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.745/S1, V26K, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, February 1, 1977, Baptism before Feb. 27, 1781 - Philip Crauns father, John Adam son born 12.23.1780 Hellenberg, Johannes Schmit & Elisabeth Friehdrich sponsors.

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Martin¹

F, #3050, b. 5 March 1785, d. 29 November 1870

Events

Birth*	5 March 1785	NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	31 October 1800	Johan Adam Crounse; NY, USA,¹
Death*	29 November 1870	NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

4 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), From Family Bible Record
2A Maria Barbara B 1765 in Teutchland
M Melchior Yenner B Nov 27, 1763
D D Oct 20, 1848, age 45.

Frederick B
D Sep 1767 died at sea, bd at Philadelphia

(4) Frederick B Dec 10, 1768
M Dec 4, 1796 Maria Donney B May 26 1769
D Sept 19, 1840

(5) Philip
B Sept 18, 1770 Schoharie Ref.
M Oct 14, 1880 Elizabeth Fredericks B Nov 21, 1784
D Jan 5, 1858 D Jan 22, 1877

2B
Elizabeth
B Nov 18, 1772
M 1st Peter Weaver
M 2nd John Quackenboss
D Jan 14, 1864

2C Anna Catharine
B Aug 28, 1774
M Apr 25, 1791 Abraham Countryman

2D Anna Maria
B Sept 4, 1776
M Feb 27, 1798 Abraham Severson
D Mar 1, 1861 D Nov 26, 1862

2E Magdalena
Nov 10, 1778
M Nov 30, 1806 Henry Livingston B Feb 29, 1780
D Mar 3, 1860 D May 26 1852

6 Johan Adam
B Dec 25, 1780 Schoharie Luth
(John P.) M Oct 31, 1800 Elizabeth Martin B Mar 5, 1785
D Jan 27, 1847 D Nov 29, 1870.

Person Page 122

John Van Arnam1

Events

Citations

Jacob Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Harriet Van Valkenberg1

Events

Citations

Frederick Crounse1,2

Family: Elizabeth Livingston (b. 1716, d. 4 April 1796)

Events

Citations

Elizabeth Livingston1,2,3

Family: Frederick Crounse (b. 19 August 1717, d. 11 November 1778)

Events

Citations

Philip Crounse1,2

Parents

Family: Anna Maria Schwartz (b. 30 August 1745)

Events

Citations

Anna Maria Schwartz1

Family: Philip Crounse (b. 11 November 1743, d. after 26 July 1828)

Events

Citations

Maria Barbara Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Melchoir Yenner1

Events

Citations

Frederick Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Frederick Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Maria Donney1

Events

Citations

Philip Crounse1

Parents

Family: Elizabeth Fredericks (b. 21 November 1784, d. 22 January 1877)

Events

Citations

Elizabeth Fredericks1

Parents

Family: Philip Crounse (b. 18 September 1770, d. 5 January 1858)

Events

Citations

Elizabeth Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Peter Weaver1

Events

Citations

John Quackenboss1

Events

Citations

Anna Catharine Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Abraham Countryman1

Events

Citations

Anna Maria Crounse1

Parents

Events

Citations

Magdalena Crounse1

Parents

John Van Arnam¹

Jacob Crounse¹

Harriet Van Valkenberg¹

Frederick Crounse^1,2

Elizabeth Livingston^1,2,3

Philip Crounse^1,2

Anna Maria Schwartz¹

Maria Barbara Crounse¹

Melchoir Yenner¹

Frederick Crounse¹

Frederick Crounse¹

Maria Donney¹

Philip Crounse¹

Elizabeth Fredericks¹

Elizabeth Crounse¹

Peter Weaver¹

John Quackenboss¹

Anna Catharine Crounse¹

Abraham Countryman¹

Anna Maria Crounse¹

Magdalena Crounse¹

Abraham Severson¹

Henry Livingston¹

Johan Adam Crounse^1,2

Elizabeth Martin¹