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Title: Isaac Kool (Cool or Cole) and Catherine Severn : married Oct. 15, 1764, at Tappan, Rockland (then part of Orange) Co., N.Y. ; their descendants complete to May 1, 1876 ; also their American ancestors from the settlement of New York City
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: Cole, David, 1822-1903
Subjects: Cole family Severn family
Publisher: New York : J.F. Trow & Son, printers
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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e I20 Personal Sketches—Henry G. Bogert. (Part III. The True Reformed Dutch Church. When he went to Sugar Hill in 1840,he did not remove his membership from New York, but left it on the roll ofthe King street Church, of which at the time Rev. Samuel D. VVestervelt waspastor. He worshipped, however, during his remaining thirty-three years oflife, with the Presbyterian Church of Monterey, which was within a short dis-tance of his home, and his remains now rest in the burial-ground of thatchurch. Mr. Bogert was a deeply sincere and liberal-minded Christian. Hismanners were plain ; he was well fitted to be the companion of the excellent,warm hearted wife whose sketch is given in Part II. He was not demonstra-tive, but quiet in manner and in conversation. In all his dealings with menhe was a thoroughly upright and consistent iiian, and when death came tohim at last, he passed away leaving an honored name and remembered withrespect and love by all who had known his character and his life.
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HENRY a. BOGERT Born May 13. 1796 — Died July 12. 1870. PART IV, DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC COLE AND CATHARINE SERVEN. Cotnplete to 1876. FIFTH AMERICAN-BORN GENERATION OF COLES. First Line.—Through Abraham Cole and Rebecca Wood. Second Line.—Through Benjamin Willis and Bridget Cole. Third Line.—Through Daniel H. Blauvelt and Rachel Cole. Fourth Line.—Through John Cole and Elizabeth Van Houten. Fifth Line.—Through Jacob Cole and (i) Ellender Benson, (2) Magdalena Caren- CROSS. Sixth Line.—Through Barent Forshee and Anna Cole.Seventh Line.—Through Cornelius Forshee and Elizabeth Cole,Eighth Line.—Through David Cole and Elizabeth Meyer.Ninth Line.—Through Isaac Cole and Anner Vickery.*Tenth Line.—Through William Smith and Mary Cole.Eleventh Line.—Through Jonathan Palmer and Margaret Cole.Twelfth Line.—Through Philip Cole and Electa Manning.Thirteenth Line.j—Tlurough Benjamin Wood and Catharine Cole. * The second wife, Betsey D. Safford, had no children. t This is t

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