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Jewell Genealogy and Lineage

Westchester County New York

(1) 1. George Jewel, Probable born in England, Settled in Mespath Kills (Newton) Long Isl., before 1655. He probable married a sister of Richard Panton who was appointed administrator of his estate July1, 1670, “being nearly related to the children of the deceased.

(11) 2. George mar. Sarah (Went to Elizabethtown, NJ)

(12) 3. William mar. Sarah

(13) 4. John mar. Ann (Went to Salem, NJ)

(11) George (George) b. Newton, Married Sarah _____ . Removed to Elizabethtown, NJ before 1711, died there 1734. Children.

(111) 5. George,

(112) 6. John, d. bf. 1715

(113) 7. Sarah, mar. Nathaniel Mitchell

(114) 8. Jane, mar. Nathaniel Rose

(115) 9. Mary, mar. ___ Marsh

(12) 3. William (George) b. Newton probable about 1658, married Sarah, They resided in Westchester, removed to Tappan probable before 1698, as they do not appear in the Westchester census of that date. They would seem to have had four or five children.

(121) 10. William b. ab. 1680 mar. Ann

(122) 11. George b. ab. 1683 mar. Metje de Groot

(123) 12. Jenny bp. 1701

(124) 13. Patience bp1703

(125) 14. Richard bp. 1703 (d. Middlesex Co., NJ 1757)

(13) 4. John (George) b. Newton, mar. Ann ___, resides in Salem NJ, where he died in 1707 leaving son.

(131) 15. John, mar. Margret ___ d. 1727.

(121) 10. William (William, George) b. Westchester about 1680, was living in Flushing in 1698, servant of John Esmond, He removed to Tappan before 1702. He was supposedly the Jewel whose widow Ann died in Eastchester 1749. Her will names sons.

(1211) 16. William b. 1716 enlisted under Capt. Fowler 1758.

(1212) 17. Hezekial mar. Mercy ____ d. 1784

(1213) 18. Amos

(122) 11. George (William, George) b. In Westchester about1683, settled in Tappan where he married June 3, 1704 Metje (dau. of Staats Janszen) de Groot. They resided in Tappan until about 1711 when they removed to Philipsburgh, probable Irvington, where he died 1765. Children

(1221) 19. Sarah bp. 1705 mar. William Downing

(1222) 20. Martha mar. 1729 Jan Montross d. before 1759

(1223) 21. John bp. 1708 d. y.

(1224) 22. Eustace/Staats bp. 1710 mar. 1734 Maritie Holman

(1225) 23. William bp. 1713 mar. 1738 Elizabeth Buckhout (19)

(1226) 24. Abraham mar. 1735 Sara Buckhout

(1227) 25. Isaac bp. 1717 mar. 1740 Rebecca Soms

(1228) 26. John bp. 1720 mar. 1740 Engeltje Jurckse

(1229) 27 Rachel mar. 1745 Barent Delameter

(1224) 22. Eustace/Staats (George, William, George) b. Tappan, Nov. 13, 1710, Married Nov. 9, 1734 Maritie Holman, resided in Philipsburgh. He enlisted in Capt. Fowler’s company of militia 1758, a cordwainer by trade. Children.

(12241) 28. George bp. 1736

(12242) 29. William bp. 1738 mar. Elizabeth Buckhout (44)

(12243) 30. Abraham bp. 1740

(12244) 31. Isaac bp. 1743

(1225) 23. William (George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh (bp. Mar. 12, 1713), married Sept. 30, 1738 Elizabeth (dau. of Jan Buckhout), resided in Philipsburgh. He enlisted in Captain Fowler’s company of milita 1758. He died Nov. 6, 1789. Children.

(12251) 32. George bp. 1740, mar. Hannah Buckhout (44)

33. Mary bp. 1743 d.y.

34. Martha bp. 1745 d.y.

(12252) 35. John bp. 1747, mar. Elizabeth Lawrence

(12253) 36. William bp. 1749

(12254) 37. Isaac bp. 1752 m. Susannah

38. Abraham bp. 1755 d.y.

(12255) 39. Elizabeth bp. 1756 mar. _____ Sarles

(12256) 40. Deborah bp. 1762 mar. John Banker.

(1226) 24. Abraham (George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh (bp. About 1715, Married Nov. 1, 1735 Sara (dau. of Jan Buckhout), resided in Philipsburgh, probable removed to Hopewell, Dutchess co. about 1760. Children.

41. Abigail m. 1756 Peter Williams (27)

(12261) 42. Isaac A. bp. 1739 enlisted under Capt. Verplanck 1759.

43. Martha bp. 1743 m. Richard Soms

44. Jane bp. 1744

45. Aeltje bp. 1744

46. Rebecca bp. 1748

47. Annie bp. 1749 m. Josiah Secor

(12262) 48. Abraham bp. 1751.

49. Sara bp. 1753 m. 1775 John Van Noorstrand

50. Maria bp. 1757 m. 1781 Peter Vermilye

(1227) 25. Isaac (George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh (bp. Apr. 23, 1717) married Nov. 15, 1740 rebecca (dau. of Richard Soms), removed to Hopewell about 1747,

52. Martha mar. 1761 Thomas Travis (44)

(12271) 53. Jacob mar. 1766, Ann Williams

(12272) 54. Richard bp. 1746

55. Mary bp. 1753 mar. 1766 Abraham King

56. Sarah bp. 1756 mar. 1777 John Compton

( 1228) 26. John (George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh (bp. June 21, 1720) married July 26, 1740 Engeltje (dau. of Harmen Jurckse) and removed to Hopewell about 1747, died before 1761. Children.

57. Rachel bp. 1742

(12281) 58. John (Jr.) bp. 1742 mar. 1764 Theophilia Conklin ,

mar. 1765 Jane Montfort, wid.

(12282) 59. Harmen bp. 1746 mar. 1763 Elizabeth Hileker

(12283) 60. George bp. mar. 1770 Louisa Montfort

(12284) 61. William bp. 1758

(12242) 29. William (Eustace, George, William, George) b. Philipsburg (bp. Apr. 29 1758) mar. Elizabeth dau. of (Peter Buckhout 54), resided in Philipsburg had son.

(122421) Abraham bp. 1774.

(12251) 32. George (William, George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh 1740 (bp. Nov. 9) Married Hannah (dau. of Matthys Buckhout), resided in Philipsburgh, removed to Yorktown before 1800. Children. (Enlisted in Capt. Buchanan’s Company.)

(122511) 63. John b. 1770 (Yorktown)

(122512) 64. Abraham b. 1772 d. 1817

(122513) 65. William b. 1774

(122514) 66. Daniel b. Aug 26, 1776

(122515) 67. Elizabeth b. Aug. 26, 1776

(122516) 68. Isaac b. Oct. 2, 1780

(122517) 69. Mary b. Feb. 14, 1785

(122518) 70. Hannah b. Oct. 15, 1790

(122519) 71. Thomas b. June 12, 1792.

(12252) 35. John (William, George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh Jan. 17, 1746, married Oct. 21, 1770 to Elizabeth (dau. of Thomas Lawrence, step-daughter of John Buckhout. He served in the Revolution in Capt. Gabriel Requa’s company and was taken prisoner near Pine’s Bridge in 1780 and confined seven weeks in the Sugar House prison in New York. He lived in Irvington on his grandfather Buckhout’s farm, which he bought from the commissioners of Forfeitures in 1785. He died Dec. 21 1828. Children. (CM/Yorktown) (Back to Irvington)

72. Maria b. May 1, 1771 d.y.

73. Deborah b. Nov. 2, 1772 d.y.

(122521) 74. Elizabeth b. Feb. 26, 1779 mar. John Storm d. 1862

(122522) 75. John b. Feb. 2, 1785 mar. Martha L. Ferris (5) d. 1851

(note)

(Martha’s father was Capt. Oliver Ferris, who bought Lt. Jacob Van Tassel’s house, and who’s son, Benson Ferris, sold the House (Sunnyside) to Washington Irving’s family.

(12282) 59. Harmon (John, George, William, George) b. Philipsburg probably in 1745 (bp. Apr. 19, 1746) married in Hopewell, Sept. 21, 1763 Elizabeth (Dau. of Hendrick) Hileker (11), resided in Hopewell. Children.

(122821) 76. John b. Aug. 19, 1764 mar. 1783 Catherine Reynders

(122822) 77. Engeltje b. Mar. 30, 1766.

(122823) 78. Henry b. 1768, mar. 1791 Elizabeth Van Cleek

(122824) 79. Harmon b. Mar. 7, 1770 (note – wife and 4 children in Sartaoga in 1800)

(122825) 80. Sarah b. Aug 8, 1772

(122826) 81. Maria b. about 1775 mar. 1792 Isaac D. Vermilye

(122827) 82. Martha b. about 1778 mar. 1795 David Dutcher

(122828) 83. William b. July 14, 1781

(122829) 84. Elizabeth b. July 1, 1785 mar. 1799 Theodorus Flow

(12283) 60. George (John, George, William, George) b. Hopewell about 1748 married in 1770 Louisa or Letitia Montfort widow of Gidson Townsend, the banns being recorded Jan. 23 rd. They apparently resided in New Hackensack. Children

(122831) 85. Aeltje b. 1771 mar. 1788 John Vermilye

(122832) 86. Maria b. Oct. 17, 1774.

(122833) 87. Sarah b. Nov. 7, 1776

(122834) 88. Nancy b. Mar. 4, 1779

(122835) 89. Letitia mar. 1799 John Jones

(122836) 90. George b. July 29, 1784

(122837) 91. John b. Aug. 2, 1789.

(122511) 63. John (George, William, George, William, George) b. Philipsburgh Mar. 10, 1770, resided in Yorktown. He married and had children. (see note -1)

(1225111) 92. Margaret b. Oct. 29, 1791

(1225112) 93. William b. May 27, 1793

(1225113) 94. Joseph b. Mar. 20, 1795

(1225114) 95. Mary b. Sept. 4, 1796

(1225115) 96. Stephen b. Aug.2, 1798

(1225116) 97. Hester b. Mar. 13, 1800

(122522) 75. John (John, William, George, William, George) b. Irvington Feb. 2, 1785. married Martha, L. (dau. of Oliver) Ferris (5), resident in Irvington, died, May 28, 1851. His wife died May 4, 1835. children

(1225221) 98. Thomas L. mar. 1831 Margret LaForge (64)

(1225222) 99. Abigail b. July 5, 1811 mar. Joseph C. Mrllows

(1225223) 100. William mar. 6, 1813

(1225224) 101. Oliver Ferris b. Jan 18, 1815, mar. Emeline Van Wart (297)

(1225225) 102 Elizabeth Jane b. Mar. 8, 1817 mar. Hiram Pettemen

(1225226) 103 John b. Feb. 16, 1819 D.Y.

(1225227) 104 Benson Ferris b. Jan. 13, 1821 mar. Julia Van Wart (296)

(1225228) 105 Aaron Close b. Dec. 28, 1822.

(1225229) 106 George b. Nov. 3, 1824

(1225229a)107 Martha b. Apr. 7 1827 mar. Lemuel Lawrence

(1225229b)108 Mary Ann b. Jan. 8 1829 mar. Ezra Whiting.

Note - 1: The 122511 John Jewel family was a young family in Yorktown. George’s (32) two brother’s William (36) and Isaac (37) were probable also in (Cortlandt) Yorktown. We know this is where Isaac’s son States was born in 1777. John and States would have been cousins living in the same town during and after the War. These names are what shows up on the Saratoga county census in 1800.

We know William (36) and Isaac (37) were two of the Jewels to migrate to Saratoga. There was also a George , a John and a Stephen in the group. There also was a young Isaac probable George’s son that got married in Saratoga in 1795.

Note: All names bold and underlined are mentioned in the historical novel, “The Sawmill River Valley War”. For more information on this historical novel click the title above

Ref. All but the notes and numbering system were excerpted from, Families of the Colonial Town of Philipsburg, Mackenzie, Granville. Pages 367-370. Supplied by the New York Coordinator of NEARA, Polly Midgely. This information is for research only. Some information on this page might be under copy write.

Roger L. Jewell

1/12/2010