Mary Van Vleckeren
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Name Mary Van Vleckeren Born 3 May 1782 Dutchess County,NY 
Christened 15 Jan 1792 RDC Fishkill,Dutchess Co.,NY Gender Female Died Hallowell Twp.,PE Co,Ontario,Canada Person ID I497 Marinus (M1) Tree Last Modified 1 Jun 1999
Father Jan (John) H. Van Vleckeren, b. 19 Aug 1744, Fishkill,Dutchess County,NY , d. 27 Jul 1838, Fishkill,Dutchess Co.,NY (Age 93 years) Mother Elizabeth (Elisabeth) Brinckerhoff, b. Abt 1747, d. 2 Oct 1830, Poughkeepsie,Dutchess County,NY (Age 83 years) Married Bef 1774 Family ID F87 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Father Richard Byran Mother Sarah (Stevens) Sawyer Family ID F150 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Mary Van Vleckeren, b. May 3, 17822. Dutchess Co., NY (other sources say April 29, 1791), bpt. Jan. 15, 1792 in RDC, Fishkill, Dutchess, Co., NY, d. Hallowell Twp., PE Co., Ontario. In Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte, it is stated that Henry Van Vlack had a sister Mary who m. Obadiah Cooper. He m. as his 1st wife Sarah Pyer. Obdiah was b. Dutchess Co., NY, moved to Kingston, NY 1802 and to Hallowell Twp. PE Co., Ontario. Obadiah is said to have had 7 children but it is not known if any were from second wife Mary. Mary and Obadiah settled in Hallowell, Prince Edward Co., Ontario. Before they left Dutchess Co., Obadiah Cooper, as a Tory, was forced to sell one firelock to the Com. of Observation in Fishkill about Aug. 18, 1775, for the use of the Continental Army; he received for it L (pound)1.12.0 (A.V.W. Brinckerhoff: Hist. Sketch and Dir. of Fishkill, 1866, p. 80).
BIRTH: Other sources say that Mary was born April 29, 1791
- Mary Van Vleckeren, b. May 3, 17822. Dutchess Co., NY (other sources say April 29, 1791), bpt. Jan. 15, 1792 in RDC, Fishkill, Dutchess, Co., NY, d. Hallowell Twp., PE Co., Ontario. In Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte, it is stated that Henry Van Vlack had a sister Mary who m. Obadiah Cooper. He m. as his 1st wife Sarah Pyer. Obdiah was b. Dutchess Co., NY, moved to Kingston, NY 1802 and to Hallowell Twp. PE Co., Ontario. Obadiah is said to have had 7 children but it is not known if any were from second wife Mary. Mary and Obadiah settled in Hallowell, Prince Edward Co., Ontario. Before they left Dutchess Co., Obadiah Cooper, as a Tory, was forced to sell one firelock to the Com. of Observation in Fishkill about Aug. 18, 1775, for the use of the Continental Army; he received for it L (pound)1.12.0 (A.V.W. Brinckerhoff: Hist. Sketch and Dir. of Fishkill, 1866, p. 80).