Johnson Family

Benjamin Frere¹

M, #3426, b. 1706

Parents

Father	Hugo Frere Sr. (b. 1 July 1666, d. 16 January 1722)
Mother	Marie Anne LeRoy (b. 5 May 1673)

Events

Birth*

1706

New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

24 March 1999

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Banjamin 1706.

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Rachel Frere¹

F, #3427, b. circa 1710

Parents

Father	Hugo Frere Sr. (b. 1 July 1666, d. 16 January 1722)
Mother	Marie Anne LeRoy (b. 5 May 1673)

Events

Birth*

Circa 1710

New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,¹

Last Edited

24 March 1999

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Rachel 1710.

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Rebecca Frere¹

F, #3428, b. 1715

Parents

Father	Hugo Frere Sr. (b. 1 July 1666, d. 16 January 1722)
Mother	Marie Anne LeRoy (b. 5 May 1673)

Events

Birth*	1715	New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,¹
Marriage*	19 December 1735	Johannes M. Low; New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,^2,3
Event-Misc*	Circa 1736	Inherited old homestead on Huguenot Street, New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,^4,2

Last Edited

7 August 2012

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Rebecca 1715
Baptism #2346 in the Kingston Church records has caused problems to Freer Genealogists in the past. It states that Hugo Freer and Marretje Jans had a daughter Rebecca baptized in 1715. This Marretje Jans is witness to baptism #2347. A careful search of other documents has led us to the conclusion that this was one of the fewerrors Dr. Hoes made in transcribing the old records. Hugo Freer had only one wife. Marretje Jans was the wife of Rutger Jacobs.
[S406] Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, Text, Erma R. DeWitt, Photographs, The Street of the Huguenots (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), This house at the north end of the original street has been the cause of some confusion as to the builder. Evidence brought to light since the historical marker was placed by the state, proves that the north end was built by Hugo Freer, Sr., son of Hugo Freer, the Patentee, before 1709. The south end was erected about 1735.

The house passed into the possession of the Low family through the marriage of Johannes M. Low to Rebecca, daughter of Hugo Freer, Sr.

Rev. John Wright Follette, a descendant of Hugo Freer, purchased the house in 1943, and has restored many of the old features that give it an atmosphere and charm in keeping with the other stone houses on the street.

It must be remembered when considering features of these houses, that the descendants of the Patentees had slaves. Perhaps this may account for the interesting compartment in the Freer house, between the new and old cellar.
[S1399] Joan deVries Kelley, compiler, "The Low in the Freer-Low Family"; Ancestral File (Spring-Summer 2008), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "The Low in the Freer-Low Family."
[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.), She inherited the old homestead on Huguenot Street.

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Simeon LeRoy¹

M, #3429, b. circa 1648

Family: Claude Deschalets (b. circa 1649)

Daughter

Marie Anne LeRoy+ (b. 5 May 1673)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1648	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1671	Claude Deschalets¹

Last Edited

24 March 1999

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Maria Anna LeRoy, b. Quebec 5-7-1673, dau. of Simeon LeRoy and Claude Deschalets.

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Claude Deschalets¹

F, #3430, b. circa 1649

Family: Simeon LeRoy (b. circa 1648)

Daughter

Marie Anne LeRoy+ (b. 5 May 1673)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1649	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1671	Simeon LeRoy¹

Last Edited

24 March 1999

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Maria Anna LeRoy, b. Quebec 5-7-1673, dau. of Simeon LeRoy and Claude Deschalets.

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Johannes M. Low^1,2,3

M, #3431, b. 17 March 1706

Parents

Father	Matthew Louw (b. circa 1680)
Mother	Jannetje Van Heyning (b. circa 1706)

Events

Residence*		New Paltz, New York,²
Birth*	17 March 1706	^1,4
Baptism	17 March 1706	Kingston Dutch Reformed Curch; Abraham and Marya Louw (godparents) also attended.; Matthew Louw and Jannetje Van Heyning²
Marriage*	19 December 1735	Rebecca Frere; New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,^1,2
Milit-Beg*	1738	New Paltz, New York, He was included in the list of the foot company of militia of the Pals (New Paltz) under the command of Capt. Zacharius Hoffman.; Hugo Frere Jr.²
Name-Chg	29 April 1775	In the mid 1700's the spelling of Louw changed to Low based on signature on the Articles of Association²

Last Edited

7 August 2012

Citations

[S406] Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, Text, Erma R. DeWitt, Photographs, The Street of the Huguenots (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), This house at the north end of the original street has been the cause of some confusion as to the builder. Evidence brought to light since the historical marker was placed by the state, proves that the north end was built by Hugo Freer, Sr., son of Hugo Freer, the Patentee, before 1709. The south end was erected about 1735.

The house passed into the possession of the Low family through the marriage of Johannes M. Low to Rebecca, daughter of Hugo Freer, Sr.

Rev. John Wright Follette, a descendant of Hugo Freer, purchased the house in 1943, and has restored many of the old features that give it an atmosphere and charm in keeping with the other stone houses on the street.

It must be remembered when considering features of these houses, that the descendants of the Patentees had slaves. Perhaps this may account for the interesting compartment in the Freer house, between the new and old cellar.
[S1399] Joan deVries Kelley, compiler, "The Low in the Freer-Low Family"; Ancestral File (Spring-Summer 2008), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "The Low in the Freer-Low Family."
Possibly went by Johannes, Jr.
[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Johannes Louw, b. 3-17-1706, son of Matthew Louw &Jannetje Van Heyning.

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Matthew Louw^1,2,3

M, #3432, b. circa 1680

Family: Jannetje Van Heyning (b. circa 1706)

Son	Johannes M. Low (b. 17 March 1706)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1680	Kingston, NY,^1,2
Marriage*	1 September 1698	Jannetje Van Heyning; Kingston?, NY, Marriage was recorded in the records of Kingston RDC.^1,2
Witness	17 March 1706	Johannes M. Low; Kingston Dutch Reformed Curch; Abraham and Marya Louw (godparents) also attended.; Jannetje Van Heyning²
Event-Misc*	15 July 1712	At the strand, near the house of Evert Banker, Kingston, NY, He was assulted by his natural brother,Cornelius Louw.²
Court Decision*	September 1712	Ulster, NY, According to the Ulster County Court Records, Cornelius Louw , of New yourk City, bolter, was indicted for assulting Mattys Louw.²
Court Decision	September 1715	Ulster, NY, Matthys Louw of Rochester, blacksmith, was indicted for having on May 10, at about 11 at night, at Hurley made an assault on James Robinson. He was found not guilty.²
Real Estate	5 June 1722	Rochester, Ulster, NY, He appeared on the 1716 Assessment list for Town of Rochester. Listed as having settled on parcel.²

Last Edited

7 August 2012

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Johannes Louw, b. 3-17-1706, son of Matthew Louw &Jannetje Van Heyning.
[S1399] Joan deVries Kelley, compiler, "The Low in the Freer-Low Family"; Ancestral File (Spring-Summer 2008), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "The Low in the Freer-Low Family."
Possibly Matthys.

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Jannetje Van Heyning¹

F, #3433, b. circa 1706

Family: Matthew Louw (b. circa 1680)

Son	Johannes M. Low (b. 17 March 1706)

Events

Marriage*	1 September 1698	Matthew Louw; Kingston?, NY, Marriage was recorded in the records of Kingston RDC.^1,2
Birth*	Circa 1706	¹
Witness	17 March 1706	Johannes M. Low; Kingston Dutch Reformed Curch; Abraham and Marya Louw (godparents) also attended.; Matthew Louw²

Last Edited

7 August 2012

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Johannes Louw, b. 3-17-1706, son of Matthew Louw &Jannetje Van Heyning.
[S1399] Joan deVries Kelley, compiler, "The Low in the Freer-Low Family"; Ancestral File (Spring-Summer 2008), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "The Low in the Freer-Low Family."

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Eyge Frere¹

F, #3434, b. 19 November 1735

Parents

Father	Philip Frere (b. 11 August 1706)
Mother	Cathrina Scherp (b. 2 August 1713)

Family: Jonathan Rees (b. circa 1735)

Daughter	Catherine Rees (b. 19 October 1760)
Daughter	Catharina Rees (b. 17 August 1766)

Events

Birth*	19 November 1735	New Paltz, Ulster, NY, USA,^1,2
Marriage*	Circa 1759	Jonathan Rees¹

Last Edited

26 July 2012

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Eyge Freer, b. 11-19-1735; m. Jonathan Rees, son of Andries Rees & Bebecca.
[S1361] unknown compiler, compiler, "Descendancy Chart"; Ancestral File, 4.19 (5 Nov 1998), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Descendancy Chart."

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Jonathan Rees¹

M, #3435, b. circa 1735

Family: Eyge Frere (b. 19 November 1735)

Daughter	Catherine Rees (b. 19 October 1760)
Daughter	Catharina Rees (b. 17 August 1766)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1735	^1,2
Marriage*	Circa 1759	Eyge Frere¹

Last Edited

26 July 2012

Citations

[S409] unknown author, The FreerFamily - The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.) (New Paltz,NY: The Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, N.Y., Inc., 1968, rev. 1993), Eyge Freer, b. 11-19-1735; m. Jonathan Rees, son of Andries Rees & Bebecca.
[S1361] unknown compiler, compiler, "Descendancy Chart"; Ancestral File, 4.19 (5 Nov 1998), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Descendancy Chart."

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Alonso Kellog¹

M, #3436, b. circa 1815

Parents

Father	Alva Kellogg (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Mother	Mary Morse (b. circa 1800)

Events

Birth*

Circa 1815

Bradford, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

20 April 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

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Mary Kellog¹

F, #3437, b. 22 December 1829

Parents

Father	Alva Kellogg (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Mother	Tamison "Tacy " Chaapel (b. 29 August 1790, d. 1836)

Events

Birth*	22 December 1829	Bradford, PA, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1859	Arad Wilson; Bradford, PA, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1870	Eli Parsons Rockwell¹

Last Edited

25 March 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

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Harvey Kellog¹

M, #3439, b. circa 1817

Parents

Father	Alva Kellogg (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Mother	Mary Morse (b. circa 1800)

Events

Birth*

Circa 1817

Bradford, PA, USA,²

Last Edited

20 April 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903.)
[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New, Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

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John Kellog¹

M, #3440, b. circa 1820

Parents

Father	Alva Kellogg (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Mother	Mary Morse (b. circa 1800)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1820	Bradford, PA, USA,¹
Event-Misc*	Circa 1850	Said to live in Athens, PA, Athens, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

20 April 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

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Angeline Kellog¹

F, #3441, b. circa 1823

Parents

Father	Alva Kellogg (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Mother	Mary Morse (b. circa 1800)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1823	Bradford, PA, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1853	George J. Goff; Bradford?, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

20 April 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

Family Explorer

George J. Goff^1,2

M, #3442, b. circa 1820

Events

Birth*	Circa 1820	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1853	Angeline Kellog; Bradford?, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

15 February 2000

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.
[S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 139 - He married 1st Mary Morse of Franklin and had children, Alonzo, Harvey, John, Angeline (Mrs. Geo. J. Goff) and Matilda (Mrs. Richard Dearmond); married 2nd Tacy Chaapel of LeRoy and had children, Mary (Mrs. Eli Rockwell) and Emma (Mrs. Edward Montgomery).

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Matilda Kellog¹

F, #3443, b. circa 1826

Parents

Father	Alva Kellogg (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Mother	Mary Morse (b. circa 1800)

Events

Birth*	Circa 1826	Bradford, PA, USA,¹
Marriage*	Circa 1856	Richard Dearmond; Bradford?, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

15 February 2000

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

Family Explorer

Richard Dearmond^1,2

M, #3444, b. circa 1820

Events

Birth*	Circa 1820	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1856	Matilda Kellog; Bradford?, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

20 April 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.
[S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 139 - He married 1st Mary Morse of Franklin and had children, Alonzo, Harvey, John, Angeline (Mrs. Geo. J. Goff) and Matilda (Mrs. Richard Dearmond); married 2nd Tacy Chaapel of LeRoy and had children, Mary (Mrs. Eli Rockwell) and Emma (Mrs. Edward Montgomery).

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Arad Wilson¹

M, #3445, b. circa 1827

Events

Birth*	Circa 1827	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1859	Mary Kellog; Bradford, PA, USA,¹

Last Edited

25 March 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

Family Explorer

Eli Parsons Rockwell¹

M, #3446, b. circa 1827

Events

Birth*	Circa 1827	¹
Marriage*	Circa 1870	Mary Kellog¹

Last Edited

25 March 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg. 663
Alva, son of Daniel (1495), b____,m__
Children
Alonzo, b___, d__
Harvey, b___, d__
John, b_____; res. in Athens, Pa
Angeline, b_____, m_____Goff; d_____
Matilda, b____; m____Dumond; d_______
Mary, b 22 Dec, 1829;m (1)Arad Wilson; (2) Eli Parsons Rockwell
Emma, b_____; m_____Montgomery; res. in Hornellsville, NY.

Family Explorer

Daniel Kellog¹

M, #3447, b. 24 December 1763, d. 2 March 1823

Parents

Father	Gad Kellogg (b. circa 1729, d. 9 December 1813)
Mother	Lucy Sacket (b. 3 March 1688, d. circa 1768)

Family: Mary Lebaron (b. 9 August 1766)

Son	Alva Kellogg+ (b. circa 1790, d. 1833)
Daughter	Electa Kellog (b. circa 1792)
Daughter	Huldah Kellog (b. circa 1794)
Son	Harvey Kellog (b. circa 1795, d. 28 November 1877)
Daughter	Eliza Kellog (b. circa 1796)
Son	Hiram Kellog (b. circa 1798, d. after 1820)
Son	Stern Kellog (b. circa 1802, d. after 1840)
Son	Harley Kellog (b. circa 1804, d. after 1845)

Events

Birth*	24 December 1763	Westfield, Hampden, MA, USA,^1,2
Milit-Beg*	Between August 1781 and November 1781	Served in Capt. Thrall's Co.^3,4
Marriage*	Circa 1789	Mary Lebaron⁵
Emigration*	Circa 1811	Came from Balsam Springs, NY to Ulster, Ulster, Bradford, PA, USA,⁶
Death*	2 March 1823	Age 60, Towanda, Bradford, PA, USA,⁷
Burial*	March 1823	Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Towanda, Bradford, PA, USA,⁸

Last Edited

7 October 2000

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Pg.301 - Daniel, son of Gad, b. 24 Dec.,1763; m_________
He was a Revolutionary soldier; served in Capt. Samuel Thrall's Co., Col. ...Willet's Reg on the Mohawk River, Aug. to Nov. 1781, and was dismissed ...from home. Served under Capt. Kellogg, Col. Mosely's Reg.; march under...Gen Sanderson. Rem. to Pennsylvania and d.
[S445] unknown volume, An Account or Register of the Deaths of Those Deceased in Westfield 1728 - 1836 (From the Record of the First Church): Kellog
Dan, s. Gad & Lucy, b. Dec. 24, 1763, (Filmed 1993), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as An Account or Register of the Deaths of Those Deceased in Westfield 1728 - 1836 (From the Record of the First Church.)
[S168] unknown author, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, a Compilation from the Archives, Prepared and Published by the Secretary of the Commonwealth In accordance with Chapter 190, Resolves of 1891 (18 Post Office Square, Boston, MA: Wright & Potter Printing Co., State Printers, 1897, 1902), Pg 56 - Daniel Kellogg. Return of 3 and 6 months men raised in Hampshire Co. from (late) Col. Moseley's regt. by order of Brig. Gen Danderson (Danielson), dated Hampshire Co. Oct. 26, 1780; engaged for town of Westfield; term,3 months; said Kellogg returned as among men belonging to Capt. Mosele's (Moseley's) Capt. Kellog's, and Lieut.Sait's (?), cos.; also Private, Capt. Samuel Thrall's co.; enlisted Aug 21, 1781; discharged Nov. 9, 1781; service 2 mos, 29 days, including 9 days (180 miles) travel home, under Col.Marinus Willet "on Mohawk River;" company raised for 3 months.
[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New, Pg 301.
Daniel, son of Gad, b. 24 Dec. 1763; m.___
He was a revolutionary soldier; served in Capt. Samuel Thrall's Co.,Co. Maren Willet's Reg. on the Mohawk River, Aug. to Nov. 1781, and was dismissed 180 miles from home. Served under Capt. Kellogg, Col. Mosely's reg.; marched by orderof Brig. Gen Sanderson. Rem. to Pennsylvania and d.
[S443] unknown compiler, compiler, "Alvah (Alva) Kellogg - Individual Record, IGI, Feb. 27, 1999"; Alvah or Alva Kellogg,
Father: Daniel Kellogg
Mother: Mary LeBaron
Birth
Feb 1795
Of, Franklin Pennsylvania, Ancestral File unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as "Alvah (Alva) Kellogg - Individual Record, IGI, Feb. 27, 1999."
[S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 139 - Daniel Kellogg came from Balsam Springs, N.Y. to Ulster about 1811; finally settled at Towanda where he died a few years later and was buried in Riverside cemetery.
[S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg 428 - Kellogg, page 139 - Daniel Kellogg died March 2, 1823, aged 60 years.
[S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg. 139 - Buried in Riverside Cemetery.

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Harvey Kellog¹

M, #3448, b. circa 1795, d. 28 November 1877

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Father	Daniel Kellog (b. 24 December 1763, d. 2 March 1823)
Mother	Mary Lebaron (b. 9 August 1766)

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Birth*	Circa 1795	Bradford?, PA, USA,¹
Death*	28 November 1877	Buried LeRoy Cemetery, Bradford, PA, USA,²

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20 April 1999

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[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Children
Alvah, b._____, m______
Harvey, b___________, m________
Huldah, b ________m Noah Spalding
Eliza,b _________, m ______Eaton.
[S412] unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, unknown repository address; unknown reader, Kellogg, Harvey, d. 11/28/1877,82 yrs, 9 mo.19days.

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Huldah Kellog¹

F, #3449, b. circa 1794

Parents

Father	Daniel Kellog (b. 24 December 1763, d. 2 March 1823)
Mother	Mary Lebaron (b. 9 August 1766)

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Birth*	Circa 1794	¹
Marriage*	24 August 1812	Noah Spalding; Towanda?, Bradford, PA, USA,^1,2

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20 April 1999

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[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Children
Alvah, b._____, m______
Harvey, b___________, m________
Huldah, b ________m Noah Spalding
Eliza,b _________, m ______Eaton.
[S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die. (Chicago, Illinois: American Puslishers' Association, 1897), Pg. 608
Noah Spalding, b.June 28, 1788, in Sheshequin, PA, d. Feb 6, 1836 in Towanda, PA, m. Huldah Kellogg Aug 24, 1812; res Towanda, PA.

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Noah Spalding¹

M, #3450, b. 28 June 1788, d. 6 February 1836

Events

Birth*	28 June 1788	Sheshequin, Bradford?, PA, USA,^1,2
Marriage*	24 August 1812	Huldah Kellog; Towanda?, Bradford, PA, USA,^1,2
Death*	6 February 1836	Towanda, Bradford, PA, USA,²

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25 March 1999

Citations

[S411] Timothy Hopkins, The Kelloggs in the Old World and the New (San Francisco, CA: Sunset Press and Photo Engraving Co., 1903), Children
Alvah, b._____, m______
Harvey, b___________, m________
Huldah, b ________m Noah Spalding
Eliza,b _________, m ______Eaton.
[S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die. (Chicago, Illinois: American Puslishers' Association, 1897), Pg. 608
Noah Spalding, b.June 28, 1788, in Sheshequin, PA, d. Feb 6, 1836 in Towanda, PA, m. Huldah Kellogg Aug 24, 1812; res Towanda, PA.

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Benjamin Frere1

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Rachel Frere1

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Rebecca Frere1

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Simeon LeRoy1

Family: Claude Deschalets (b. circa 1649)

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Claude Deschalets1

Family: Simeon LeRoy (b. circa 1648)

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Johannes M. Low1,2,3

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Matthew Louw1,2,3

Family: Jannetje Van Heyning (b. circa 1706)

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Jannetje Van Heyning1

Family: Matthew Louw (b. circa 1680)

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Eyge Frere1

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Family: Jonathan Rees (b. circa 1735)

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Jonathan Rees1

Family: Eyge Frere (b. 19 November 1735)

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Alonso Kellog1

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Mary Kellog1

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Harvey Kellog1

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John Kellog1

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Angeline Kellog1

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George J. Goff1,2

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Matilda Kellog1

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Richard Dearmond1,2

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Arad Wilson1

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Eli Parsons Rockwell1

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Daniel Kellog1

Benjamin Frere¹

Rachel Frere¹

Rebecca Frere¹

Simeon LeRoy¹

Claude Deschalets¹

Johannes M. Low^1,2,3

Matthew Louw^1,2,3

Jannetje Van Heyning¹

Eyge Frere¹

Jonathan Rees¹

Alonso Kellog¹

Mary Kellog¹

Harvey Kellog¹

John Kellog¹

Angeline Kellog¹

George J. Goff^1,2

Matilda Kellog¹

Richard Dearmond^1,2

Arad Wilson¹

Eli Parsons Rockwell¹

Daniel Kellog¹

Harvey Kellog¹

Huldah Kellog¹

Noah Spalding¹