Famiche Brower;
She married and became:
Mrs. Famiche Brower Gesner
Birth: 1722
Death: Feb. 10, 1788
*NOTE*
Rockleigh , Bergen County, New Jersey had a few names in both New Jersey and New York Provices/States during this mans life as well others who lived in Rockleigh.
Rockland County split off from Orange County , New York in 1798 to form its own county. That same year the county seat was transferred from Tappan to New City, where a new courthouse was built.
....
Famiche Brower who was baptized Dec 17, 1723 in Hackensack, Bergen County, Province of New Jersey and died Feb 10, 1788 in Rockland.
She the daughter of Adolphus Brower (son of Jacobus Brower and Annekje Bogardus (who was a granddaughter of Dominie Bogardus and Aneke Jans of New York City (New Amsterdam) and Jannette Ferdon (daughter of Jacob Ferdon)
Family links:
HUSBAND Spouse:/
Jan Hendrik Gesner :AKA:
John Henry Gesner (1724 - 1811)*
Children:
Elizabeth Gesner Conklin (1745 - 1825)
John Henry Holland Gesner (1749 - 1833)
Famiche Gesner Willsey (1759 - 1821)
Cornelius Gesner (1761 - 1790)
Nicholas John Gesner (1765 - 1858)
*NOTE*
The contract of marriage is in the New York City (Neuw Amsterdamn) Lutheran Church records.Having taken place the 5th Sunday after Easter 1744 A.D. . According to the Julian Calendar being used in the Colonies at the time, Easter was on 5th of April in 1744. We use what is called the modern Gregorian Calendar, that would have been day 16th April. The fifth Sunday after Easter in 1744 was the 10th (Julian) or the 21st (Gregorian) of May.
She married and became:
Mrs. Famiche Brower Gesner
Birth: 1722
Death: Feb. 10, 1788
*NOTE*
Rockleigh , Bergen County, New Jersey had a few names in both New Jersey and New York Provices/States during this mans life as well others who lived in Rockleigh.
Rockland County split off from Orange County , New York in 1798 to form its own county. That same year the county seat was transferred from Tappan to New City, where a new courthouse was built.
....
Famiche Brower who was baptized Dec 17, 1723 in Hackensack, Bergen County, Province of New Jersey and died Feb 10, 1788 in Rockland.
She the daughter of Adolphus Brower (son of Jacobus Brower and Annekje Bogardus (who was a granddaughter of Dominie Bogardus and Aneke Jans of New York City (New Amsterdam) and Jannette Ferdon (daughter of Jacob Ferdon)
Family links:
HUSBAND Spouse:/
Jan Hendrik Gesner :AKA:
John Henry Gesner (1724 - 1811)*
Children:
Elizabeth Gesner Conklin (1745 - 1825)
John Henry Holland Gesner (1749 - 1833)
Famiche Gesner Willsey (1759 - 1821)
Cornelius Gesner (1761 - 1790)
Nicholas John Gesner (1765 - 1858)
*NOTE*
The contract of marriage is in the New York City (Neuw Amsterdamn) Lutheran Church records.Having taken place the 5th Sunday after Easter 1744 A.D. . According to the Julian Calendar being used in the Colonies at the time, Easter was on 5th of April in 1744. We use what is called the modern Gregorian Calendar, that would have been day 16th April. The fifth Sunday after Easter in 1744 was the 10th (Julian) or the 21st (Gregorian) of May.
Famiche Brower;
She married and became:
Mrs. Famiche Brower Gesner
Birth: 1722
Death: Feb. 10, 1788
*NOTE*
Rockleigh , Bergen County, New Jersey had a few names in both New Jersey and New York Provices/States during this mans life as well others who lived in Rockleigh.
Rockland County split off from Orange County , New York in 1798 to form its own county. That same year the county seat was transferred from Tappan to New City, where a new courthouse was built.
....
Famiche Brower who was baptized Dec 17, 1723 in Hackensack, Bergen County, Province of New Jersey and died Feb 10, 1788 in Rockland.
She the daughter of Adolphus Brower (son of Jacobus Brower and Annekje Bogardus (who was a granddaughter of Dominie Bogardus and Aneke Jans of New York City (New Amsterdam) and Jannette Ferdon (daughter of Jacob Ferdon)
Family links:
HUSBAND Spouse:/
Jan Hendrik Gesner :AKA:
John Henry Gesner (1724 - 1811)*
Children:
Elizabeth Gesner Conklin (1745 - 1825)
John Henry Holland Gesner (1749 - 1833)
Famiche Gesner Willsey (1759 - 1821)
Cornelius Gesner (1761 - 1790)
Nicholas John Gesner (1765 - 1858)
*NOTE*
The contract of marriage is in the New York City (Neuw Amsterdamn) Lutheran Church records.Having taken place the 5th Sunday after Easter 1744 A.D. . According to the Julian Calendar being used in the Colonies at the time, Easter was on 5th of April in 1744. We use what is called the modern Gregorian Calendar, that would have been day 16th April. The fifth Sunday after Easter in 1744 was the 10th (Julian) or the 21st (Gregorian) of May.
She married and became:
Mrs. Famiche Brower Gesner
Birth: 1722
Death: Feb. 10, 1788
*NOTE*
Rockleigh , Bergen County, New Jersey had a few names in both New Jersey and New York Provices/States during this mans life as well others who lived in Rockleigh.
Rockland County split off from Orange County , New York in 1798 to form its own county. That same year the county seat was transferred from Tappan to New City, where a new courthouse was built.
....
Famiche Brower who was baptized Dec 17, 1723 in Hackensack, Bergen County, Province of New Jersey and died Feb 10, 1788 in Rockland.
She the daughter of Adolphus Brower (son of Jacobus Brower and Annekje Bogardus (who was a granddaughter of Dominie Bogardus and Aneke Jans of New York City (New Amsterdam) and Jannette Ferdon (daughter of Jacob Ferdon)
Family links:
HUSBAND Spouse:/
Jan Hendrik Gesner :AKA:
John Henry Gesner (1724 - 1811)*
Children:
Elizabeth Gesner Conklin (1745 - 1825)
John Henry Holland Gesner (1749 - 1833)
Famiche Gesner Willsey (1759 - 1821)
Cornelius Gesner (1761 - 1790)
Nicholas John Gesner (1765 - 1858)
*NOTE*
The contract of marriage is in the New York City (Neuw Amsterdamn) Lutheran Church records.Having taken place the 5th Sunday after Easter 1744 A.D. . According to the Julian Calendar being used in the Colonies at the time, Easter was on 5th of April in 1744. We use what is called the modern Gregorian Calendar, that would have been day 16th April. The fifth Sunday after Easter in 1744 was the 10th (Julian) or the 21st (Gregorian) of May.
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