COUWENHOVEN, Eleanor[1]
1787 --
Name COUWENHOVEN, Eleanor Birth 13 Dec 1787 New Jersey [1] Gender Female Notes - From Beekman's "Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County" (pg. 35):
Mr. Schenck at one time represented Monmouth Countyin the New Jersey Assembly. He lived and died on the farm now (1898) owned and occupied by his youngest son Lafayete Schenck, in the the township of Atlantic. He was also the father of the late Garet Conover Schenck, the well known clergyman of the Dutch church, and who died only a few years ago. As Eleanor Conover was, on her mother's side, a descendant of Jan Schenck, and her husband, Lafayette Schenck, the descendant of Garret Schenck, the Dominie was a lineal descendant of the two Schenck brothers who first settled in this county.
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Father COUWENHOVEN, Garret, b. 27 Apr 1726, Marlboro, NJ d. 1 Nov 1812, Marlboro, NJ (Age 86 years) Mother SCHENCK, Antje, b. 3 Sep 1753 d. 5 Apr 1803, Marlboro, NJ (Age 49 years) Family ID F742 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family SCHENCK, Lafayette Marriage Y [1] Children 1. SCHENCK, Lafayette 2. SCHENCK, Rev Garret Conover Family ID F744 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 28 Mar 2024
- From Beekman's "Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County" (pg. 35):
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Sources - [S47] George C. Beekman, Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County, NJ, (1901, Moreau Brothers Publishers, Freehold, NJ), Garrett, Jan Couwenhoven's youngest son, as supposed, was born on the old homestead in Marlboro township April 27th, 1726, and lived there until his death, November 1st, 1812. He was buried in the yard of the Marlboro Brick church, and his age, inscribed on his tombstone, was 86 years and 6 months. He married first Neeltje, daughter of Benjamin VanMater and Elizabeth Laen, his wife, and had by her five children. His second wife was Antje, daughter of Peter Janse Schenck and Jannetj.
- [S47] George C. Beekman, Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County, NJ, (1901, Moreau Brothers Publishers, Freehold, NJ), Garrett, Jan Couwenhoven's youngest son, as supposed, was born on the old homestead in Marlboro township April 27th, 1726, and lived there until his death, November 1st, 1812. He was buried in the yard of the Marlboro Brick church, and his age, inscribed on his tombstone, was 86 years and 6 months. He married first Neeltje, daughter of Benjamin VanMater and Elizabeth Laen, his wife, and had by her five children. His second wife was Antje, daughter of Peter Janse Schenck and Jannetj.
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