Peter Paul Howanietz [Parents] was born 1, 2, 3 on 29 Apr 1888 in Pittsburgh, PA. He died 4 on 29 Jul 1930 in Chicago, IL. He was buried on 29 Jul 1930 in Hillside, IL. He married Gladys Ayers.
Other marriages:Ayers, Gladys
RESEARCH NOTES: Buried with John and Celestine at Mt. Carmel in Hillside, IL.
There is an unrelated Peter P. Howanietz buried in Pittstown, PA.
1900 (U.S. Census) living with parents at 73 Gardiner St. in Northtown Twp., Chicago, IL
Gladys Ayers.Gladys married Peter Paul Howanietz.
Other marriages:Howanietz, Peter Paul
Edward Tamillo [Parents] was born 1 about 1897 in Chicago, IL. He married Frances. Edward was employed 2 as laborer in 1930 in Lyons, Cook Co., IL.
Frances was born 1 about 1899 in Illinois. She married Edward Tamillo.
They had the following children:
F i Living
Dorothy M. Howanietz [Parents] was born 1 on 6 Feb 1920 in Chicago, IL (Jefferson Park). She died 2 on 5 Mar 1994 in Chicago, IL (Jefferson Park). She was buried in 1994 in Niles, IL (St. Adalbert's Cemetary). She married 3 Living on 20 Sep 1938 in Chicago, IL.
Other marriages:DeSmet, Robert
Living [Parents]
Georg Nikolaus Kroenlein was born on 2 Dec 1824 in Rotelsee, Bavaria. He married 1 Anna Sophia Weih on 24 Oct 1872.
Anna Sophia Weih was born 1 on 6 Nov 1828. She died 2 on 27 Jan 1910 in Audobon Twp., Montgomery Co., IL. She was buried 3 in 1910 in Rosamond, IL (Rosamond Cemetery). She married 4 Georg Nikolaus Kroenlein on 24 Oct 1872. Anna joined religion 5 German Evangelical Church.
Other marriages:Bezold, Johann
Francis Drake was born 1 in 1772 in Orange Co., NY. He died on 13 Jan 1839 in Lodi, Washtenaw Co., MI. He was buried 2 in 1839 in Saline, Washtenaw Co., MI (Lodi Cem.). He married 3 Hannah DeKay in 1799 in Goshen, Orange Co., NY.
Hannah DeKay [Parents] was born 1 in 1772 in Orange Co., NY. She died 2 on 3 Apr 1847 in Lodi, Washtenaw Co., MI. She was buried 3 in 1847 in Saline, Washtenaw Co., MI (Lodi Cem.). She married 4 Francis Drake in 1799 in Goshen, Orange Co., NY.
They had the following children:
F i Gertrude Drake F ii Arabella Drake. M iii Edward Willett Drake was born 1 in 1800 in New York. He died 2 in 1885 in Michigan. M iv Governeur George Drake was born 1 on 22 Dec 1802 in Orange Co., NY. He died 2 in 1880 in Washtenaw Co., MI.
Jacobus DeKay [Parents] was born 1 in 1727 in Warwick, Orange Co., NY. He died 2 on 28 Nov 1809 in Vernon, Sussex Co., NJ. He was buried 3 in 1809 in Sussex Co., NJ (DeKay Family Burial Ground). He married Hannah Clowes.
Notes on burial place: This is the oldest known cemetery in Vernon Township. Located south of DeKay Road on westerly side of Wawayanda Creek and the Railroad.
Hannah Clowes died 1 in 1811 in Vernon, Sussex Co., NJ. She was buried 2 in 1811 in Sussex Co., NJ (DeKay Family Burial Ground). She married Jacobus DeKay.
They had the following children:
F i Hannah DeKay
Col. Thomas DeKay [Parents] was born 1 in 1697 in New York, NY (Harlem). He was christened 2 on 6 Feb 1698 in New York, NY (Dutch Church). He died 3 on 17 Jan 1758 in Vernon, Sussex Co., NJ. He married 4 Christiana Duncan on 28 May 1723. Thomas served in the military 5 French & Indian War in Goshen, Orange Co., NY.
TIMELINE
1724 Purchased 1200 acres of the Wawayanda Patent in Orange Co., NY, from Lancaster Syms and Benjamin Aske. (Barclay, p. 36)
1733 Served as Assinstant Alderman in the Out Ward, a post his father also held. (Barclay, p. 36)
1734 Deed for his Wawayanda land approved. Moved there from his father's Harlem property, which he inherited. His land was wilderness and was broken by DeKay. Made colonel of the local militia. (Barclay, p. 36)
1744 Led a treaty party as Indian Agent to the Cashington tribe, which is heavily documented. (Barclay, p. 36-7)RESEARCH NOTES: Account of his life and career researched by David Barclay in 1899 are included in "Historical Papers No.VI, published by the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and Highlands in 1900. A copy of this work and papers is included in a Newberry Library collection in Chicago. It is referenced often in my research.
Christiana Duncan.Christiana married 1 Col. Thomas DeKay on 28 May 1723.
Notes: Evidence of her marriage to Thomas DeKay was found in Newburgh's Historical Papers VI, 1900.
They had the following children:
M i Jacobus DeKay M ii Capt. George DeKay
Jacobus DeKay [Parents] was born 1, 2 in Nov 1672 in New York, NY. He died 3 in New York, NY (Harlem). He married Sarah Willett. He was employed 5 as Alderman of the Out Ward (Harlem).
RESEARCH NOTES: Relation to son Thomas and much of his story found in Barclay's history published inthe Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and Highlands Historical Papers VI, 1900, pp.35-41.
1701 Bought 235 acres in Out Ward, NYC, "bounded on the north side by lands of Tunis Ives, and southerly by Harlem line, between the lands of Thomas Turner ans Hudson's River." (Includes present-day Riverside Park in Morningside Hts neighborhood.)
Sarah Willett [Parents] was born 1 in Queens, New York, NY (Flushing). She married Jacobus DeKay.
They had the following children:
M i Col. Thomas DeKay
Jacob Theuniszen de Key was born 1 in Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands. He died 2 on 19 Mar 1691 in New York, NY. The cause of death was "killed by the explosion of a great gun" (Barclay, p.35). He married 3 Hillegond Theunis Quick on 29 Mar 1658 in New York, NY (Dutch Reformed Church). He immigrated 5 to Tiel, Neth. to New Amsterdam. He was employed 6 as baker, merchant, trader in New York, NY. He joined religion 7 elder of the Dutch Church.
ACTIVITY IN LEISLER'S REBELLION: De Key was imprisoned by Jacob Leisler's government, which took power via a popular uprising of the masses in New York during the Revolution of 1688. Leisler was supported by the Dutch-speaking working and middle class and those in support of a Protestant king. His opponents, de Key included, were mostly wealthy patroons and led by the Schuyler family and loyal to the British. Leisler accused them of loyalty to the "Catholic" James II. Leisler's militia took control of Fort James and renamed in Fort William in 1689 and then imprisoned de Key among others. De Key's son Jacobus was also imprisoned when he led a group in a failed attempt to storm the fort to release prisoners on 6/6/1690. De Key was killed in the skirmish that ended the rebellion and saw Leisler's execution.
Hillegond Theunis Quick [Parents] was born 1 in 1640 in New Amsterdam (now New York, NY). She was christened 2 on 25 Nov 1640 in New York, NY (Dutch Reformed Church). She died 3 on 15 Mar 1707 in New York, NY. She married 4 Jacob Theuniszen de Key on 29 Mar 1658 in New York, NY (Dutch Reformed Church).
Marriage found in Pane-Joyce research.
They had the following children:
M i Jacobus DeKay M ii Capt. Theunis DeKay F iii Janneken DeKay.
Married Jeremiah Tothill (Barclay, p. 35)F iv Agnitie DeKay.
Married Henricus de Mayer and then Wm. Janeway (Barclay, p. 35)F v Maria DeKay.
Married Sampson Broughton (Barclay, p. 35)