aged 47 years, wife of Reuben De Forest
Charlotte's parents were John Charles & Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg. John was from Dresden, Germany. He was a music and foreign language teacher, who earlier had settled in Albany, NY where he played the organ in the Lutheran church. Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg was a daughter of the Benjamin Burroughs, who was one of the 60 men asked to leave the Quaker church for fighting in the Revolutionary War.
Charlotte married Reuben De Forest on 5 January 1833 in Morris Co., NJ.
Reuben & Charlotte De Forest lived across the street from the cemetery where Reuben likely had a shop for his broom making. In those days, someone of that trade usually had a shop, then the family lived above the shop. Charlotte's father owned land in the area where he grew broom straw, which was likely for his son-in-law. Charlotte died of TB before all of her children were grown.
Charlotte was the mother of all of Reuben's listed children starting with Amadee.
Charlotte's parents were John Charles & Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg. John was from Dresden, Germany. He was a music and foreign language teacher, who earlier had settled in Albany, NY where he played the organ in the Lutheran church. Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg was a daughter of the Benjamin Burroughs, who was one of the 60 men asked to leave the Quaker church for fighting in the Revolutionary War.
Charlotte married Reuben De Forest on 5 January 1833 in Morris Co., NJ.
Reuben & Charlotte De Forest lived across the street from the cemetery where Reuben likely had a shop for his broom making. In those days, someone of that trade usually had a shop, then the family lived above the shop. Charlotte's father owned land in the area where he grew broom straw, which was likely for his son-in-law. Charlotte died of TB before all of her children were grown.
Charlotte was the mother of all of Reuben's listed children starting with Amadee.
aged 47 years, wife of Reuben De Forest
Charlotte's parents were John Charles & Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg. John was from Dresden, Germany. He was a music and foreign language teacher, who earlier had settled in Albany, NY where he played the organ in the Lutheran church. Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg was a daughter of the Benjamin Burroughs, who was one of the 60 men asked to leave the Quaker church for fighting in the Revolutionary War.
Charlotte married Reuben De Forest on 5 January 1833 in Morris Co., NJ.
Reuben & Charlotte De Forest lived across the street from the cemetery where Reuben likely had a shop for his broom making. In those days, someone of that trade usually had a shop, then the family lived above the shop. Charlotte's father owned land in the area where he grew broom straw, which was likely for his son-in-law. Charlotte died of TB before all of her children were grown.
Charlotte was the mother of all of Reuben's listed children starting with Amadee.
Charlotte's parents were John Charles & Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg. John was from Dresden, Germany. He was a music and foreign language teacher, who earlier had settled in Albany, NY where he played the organ in the Lutheran church. Mary "Polly" (Burroughs) Goldberg was a daughter of the Benjamin Burroughs, who was one of the 60 men asked to leave the Quaker church for fighting in the Revolutionary War.
Charlotte married Reuben De Forest on 5 January 1833 in Morris Co., NJ.
Reuben & Charlotte De Forest lived across the street from the cemetery where Reuben likely had a shop for his broom making. In those days, someone of that trade usually had a shop, then the family lived above the shop. Charlotte's father owned land in the area where he grew broom straw, which was likely for his son-in-law. Charlotte died of TB before all of her children were grown.
Charlotte was the mother of all of Reuben's listed children starting with Amadee.
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