Issac's father William and his mother Rachel purchased the land now known as Croton Point -Senasqua, on the Hudson River from the Kichawank Indians (who thought they were leasing it-not knowing one could own land) for 12 blankets and a bottle of rum. Rachel's mother Sarah who was a fur trader lived on the Point which was called Sarah's Point..
The land became part of Van Cortlandt's manor
or
Note received: Perhaps,
Isaac is the son of John Teller (m Aeltie Vermilye). John is the son of William Teller (1657-1710) and Rachel Kierstede.
William's will written in 1710 does not mention an Isaac... just William John and Jacobus as well as 3 unnamed daughters.
The land became part of Van Cortlandt's manor
or
Note received: Perhaps,
Isaac is the son of John Teller (m Aeltie Vermilye). John is the son of William Teller (1657-1710) and Rachel Kierstede.
William's will written in 1710 does not mention an Isaac... just William John and Jacobus as well as 3 unnamed daughters.
Issac's father William and his mother Rachel purchased the land now known as Croton Point -Senasqua, on the Hudson River from the Kichawank Indians (who thought they were leasing it-not knowing one could own land) for 12 blankets and a bottle of rum. Rachel's mother Sarah who was a fur trader lived on the Point which was called Sarah's Point..
The land became part of Van Cortlandt's manor
or
Note received: Perhaps,
Isaac is the son of John Teller (m Aeltie Vermilye). John is the son of William Teller (1657-1710) and Rachel Kierstede.
William's will written in 1710 does not mention an Isaac... just William John and Jacobus as well as 3 unnamed daughters.
The land became part of Van Cortlandt's manor
or
Note received: Perhaps,
Isaac is the son of John Teller (m Aeltie Vermilye). John is the son of William Teller (1657-1710) and Rachel Kierstede.
William's will written in 1710 does not mention an Isaac... just William John and Jacobus as well as 3 unnamed daughters.
Inscription
Here lies the body of Issac Teller
who departed this life December 24, 1768
Gravesite Details
one of the older graves
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