"Margaret, daughter of Paul and Lany Staley Crim married John Passage. Among their children were George, John, Cobus and Lany. John Passage was killed at the Andrustown Massacre by the old bake oven and buried where he fell.
Margaret with two children was captured and taken to Canada. She returned ten years later and afterwards married Christopher Eckler, Sr. He was a widower and had two sons, Christopher Jr. and Daniel. Her two nieces married her husband's sons. Hannah a daughter of Adam and Christina Garnder Crim, married Christopher, Jr. and Katherine married Daniel. Mrs. Margaret Passage Eckler died at the home of Hannah and is buried in an unmarked grave on the Chyle (kyle)."
"Henry Passage and his wife Sophie Magdelena had a son John Passage born Nov. 19, 1749 whose birth is recorded in the Reformed Church Records at Albany, N.Y.
"John Passage married Margaret Crim, daughter of Paulus and Lana Stahley Crim. Among their children were a son Jacob born Feb. 24, 1778 and christened at the German Flatts Dutch Reformed Church. This Jacob was a pew holder in the Reformed Dutch Church of Columbia when it was built in 1806.
~~ Genealogies Compiled by Mrs. Alice G Hatch [1847-1937]
Note: Barker, in Early Families of Herkimer County, believes Margaret Crim, daughter of Henrich Crim, married John Passage, and Margaret Crim, daughter of Paul Crim, married George Passage. "George Passage - ps. the George born at Loonenburg NY 1741 (son of George Hendrick & Sophia Magdalena); died 1778; m. say 1771 Margaret Crim (b 1755, d 1845) dau of Paul Crim & Magdalena Steele. Widow Margaret Passage had 1 adult & 4 children on 1778 GF relief." Children "ps. George b say 1771; m 1788 Lea Ostrander
ps. Jacob b say 1776; m by 1804 Catherine Shoemaker"
The following shows John Passage was still living after 1778, when George was killed at the Andrustown Massacre; and George was the husband of our Margaretha Grimm, daughter of Paul and Lany:
New York Births and Christenings, 1640-1962
Hannes Jurge Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1741
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Johannes Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1742
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Lena Passagie
Birth 15 May 1780
Christening 1780
First Dutch Reformed Church
Albany, Albany, New York
Father John Passagie
Mother Margarita Crumm
Andrustown — A Page from Herkimer County's Past. An Address by Mrs. Grace M Norris, Delivered before the Herkimer County Historical Society November 11. 1911.
"Several of Paul von Grimm's children had wed. His daughter Margaret became the bride of George Passage.
July 18th, 1778... "Among the captives was Grimm's daughter Margaret. Her husband, George Passage, had been among the first slain...
"Then the great war drew to a close and a few of the prisoners that survived their ten years' captivity were brought back. Among the few were Mrs. Lepper, Margaret Grimm Passage, and Richard Pell..."
1778 "Suffers at German Flatts Vol 4, Pages 340-345 A return of the refugees or inhabitants of the German Flatts who were burned off and lost their effects by the enemy. All above 16 years old are allowed one pound of bread and one pound of beef and all under 16 years old half a pound of bread and a half a pound of beef per day.
Pesausie (Passage), Margaret, 1 above, 4 under
Pesausie (Passage), John, 2 above, 2 under"
~The Book of Names Especially Relating to the Early Palatines by Lou D MacWethy; Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co 1985
Was Margaret Passage captured in 1778?
1790 Federal Census
German Flatts, Montgomery, New York
Christopher Ecler
1 male of 16 & upwards
3 males under 16
3 females
1810 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Ackley
1 male of 10 to 26
1 male of 26 to 45
1 male of 45 & upwards
1 female of 10 to 16
1 female of 26 to 45
1825 New York State Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Eckler
3 males in family
5 females in family
1 males 18 to 25 subject to militia duty
2 males entitled to vote
1 married female under 45
1 unmarried female of 16 to 45
1 female under 16
ECKLER, Christopher, R3239, NY Line, appl 11 Oct 1832 Herkimer Cty NY aged 83 a res of Warren NY, sol lived at a settlement called Kyle south of the Mohawk River, sol mentioned a Peter Eckler & also srv under a Capt Henry Eckler, sol moved to Fort Plank near the Mohawk River & Lived there until the end of the Rev War, the said Peter Eckler a bro of sol & he made aff'dt in Otsego Cty NY but was a res of Warren NY in 1832
~Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-E, abstracted by Virgil D White, published The National Historial and Publishing Company, Waynesboro, Tenn, 1990
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eiklor/eiklor.htm
1840 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
heads of household include:
Henry Ackler of 40 & under 50
Christopher Acklers of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
Chris John Ackler of 50 & under 60
Daniel Acklar of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
Margaret with two children was captured and taken to Canada. She returned ten years later and afterwards married Christopher Eckler, Sr. He was a widower and had two sons, Christopher Jr. and Daniel. Her two nieces married her husband's sons. Hannah a daughter of Adam and Christina Garnder Crim, married Christopher, Jr. and Katherine married Daniel. Mrs. Margaret Passage Eckler died at the home of Hannah and is buried in an unmarked grave on the Chyle (kyle)."
"Henry Passage and his wife Sophie Magdelena had a son John Passage born Nov. 19, 1749 whose birth is recorded in the Reformed Church Records at Albany, N.Y.
"John Passage married Margaret Crim, daughter of Paulus and Lana Stahley Crim. Among their children were a son Jacob born Feb. 24, 1778 and christened at the German Flatts Dutch Reformed Church. This Jacob was a pew holder in the Reformed Dutch Church of Columbia when it was built in 1806.
~~ Genealogies Compiled by Mrs. Alice G Hatch [1847-1937]
Note: Barker, in Early Families of Herkimer County, believes Margaret Crim, daughter of Henrich Crim, married John Passage, and Margaret Crim, daughter of Paul Crim, married George Passage. "George Passage - ps. the George born at Loonenburg NY 1741 (son of George Hendrick & Sophia Magdalena); died 1778; m. say 1771 Margaret Crim (b 1755, d 1845) dau of Paul Crim & Magdalena Steele. Widow Margaret Passage had 1 adult & 4 children on 1778 GF relief." Children "ps. George b say 1771; m 1788 Lea Ostrander
ps. Jacob b say 1776; m by 1804 Catherine Shoemaker"
The following shows John Passage was still living after 1778, when George was killed at the Andrustown Massacre; and George was the husband of our Margaretha Grimm, daughter of Paul and Lany:
New York Births and Christenings, 1640-1962
Hannes Jurge Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1741
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Johannes Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1742
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Lena Passagie
Birth 15 May 1780
Christening 1780
First Dutch Reformed Church
Albany, Albany, New York
Father John Passagie
Mother Margarita Crumm
Andrustown — A Page from Herkimer County's Past. An Address by Mrs. Grace M Norris, Delivered before the Herkimer County Historical Society November 11. 1911.
"Several of Paul von Grimm's children had wed. His daughter Margaret became the bride of George Passage.
July 18th, 1778... "Among the captives was Grimm's daughter Margaret. Her husband, George Passage, had been among the first slain...
"Then the great war drew to a close and a few of the prisoners that survived their ten years' captivity were brought back. Among the few were Mrs. Lepper, Margaret Grimm Passage, and Richard Pell..."
1778 "Suffers at German Flatts Vol 4, Pages 340-345 A return of the refugees or inhabitants of the German Flatts who were burned off and lost their effects by the enemy. All above 16 years old are allowed one pound of bread and one pound of beef and all under 16 years old half a pound of bread and a half a pound of beef per day.
Pesausie (Passage), Margaret, 1 above, 4 under
Pesausie (Passage), John, 2 above, 2 under"
~The Book of Names Especially Relating to the Early Palatines by Lou D MacWethy; Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co 1985
Was Margaret Passage captured in 1778?
1790 Federal Census
German Flatts, Montgomery, New York
Christopher Ecler
1 male of 16 & upwards
3 males under 16
3 females
1810 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Ackley
1 male of 10 to 26
1 male of 26 to 45
1 male of 45 & upwards
1 female of 10 to 16
1 female of 26 to 45
1825 New York State Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Eckler
3 males in family
5 females in family
1 males 18 to 25 subject to militia duty
2 males entitled to vote
1 married female under 45
1 unmarried female of 16 to 45
1 female under 16
ECKLER, Christopher, R3239, NY Line, appl 11 Oct 1832 Herkimer Cty NY aged 83 a res of Warren NY, sol lived at a settlement called Kyle south of the Mohawk River, sol mentioned a Peter Eckler & also srv under a Capt Henry Eckler, sol moved to Fort Plank near the Mohawk River & Lived there until the end of the Rev War, the said Peter Eckler a bro of sol & he made aff'dt in Otsego Cty NY but was a res of Warren NY in 1832
~Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-E, abstracted by Virgil D White, published The National Historial and Publishing Company, Waynesboro, Tenn, 1990
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eiklor/eiklor.htm
1840 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
heads of household include:
Henry Ackler of 40 & under 50
Christopher Acklers of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
Chris John Ackler of 50 & under 60
Daniel Acklar of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
"Margaret, daughter of Paul and Lany Staley Crim married John Passage. Among their children were George, John, Cobus and Lany. John Passage was killed at the Andrustown Massacre by the old bake oven and buried where he fell.
Margaret with two children was captured and taken to Canada. She returned ten years later and afterwards married Christopher Eckler, Sr. He was a widower and had two sons, Christopher Jr. and Daniel. Her two nieces married her husband's sons. Hannah a daughter of Adam and Christina Garnder Crim, married Christopher, Jr. and Katherine married Daniel. Mrs. Margaret Passage Eckler died at the home of Hannah and is buried in an unmarked grave on the Chyle (kyle)."
"Henry Passage and his wife Sophie Magdelena had a son John Passage born Nov. 19, 1749 whose birth is recorded in the Reformed Church Records at Albany, N.Y.
"John Passage married Margaret Crim, daughter of Paulus and Lana Stahley Crim. Among their children were a son Jacob born Feb. 24, 1778 and christened at the German Flatts Dutch Reformed Church. This Jacob was a pew holder in the Reformed Dutch Church of Columbia when it was built in 1806.
~~ Genealogies Compiled by Mrs. Alice G Hatch [1847-1937]
Note: Barker, in Early Families of Herkimer County, believes Margaret Crim, daughter of Henrich Crim, married John Passage, and Margaret Crim, daughter of Paul Crim, married George Passage. "George Passage - ps. the George born at Loonenburg NY 1741 (son of George Hendrick & Sophia Magdalena); died 1778; m. say 1771 Margaret Crim (b 1755, d 1845) dau of Paul Crim & Magdalena Steele. Widow Margaret Passage had 1 adult & 4 children on 1778 GF relief." Children "ps. George b say 1771; m 1788 Lea Ostrander
ps. Jacob b say 1776; m by 1804 Catherine Shoemaker"
The following shows John Passage was still living after 1778, when George was killed at the Andrustown Massacre; and George was the husband of our Margaretha Grimm, daughter of Paul and Lany:
New York Births and Christenings, 1640-1962
Hannes Jurge Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1741
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Johannes Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1742
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Lena Passagie
Birth 15 May 1780
Christening 1780
First Dutch Reformed Church
Albany, Albany, New York
Father John Passagie
Mother Margarita Crumm
Andrustown — A Page from Herkimer County's Past. An Address by Mrs. Grace M Norris, Delivered before the Herkimer County Historical Society November 11. 1911.
"Several of Paul von Grimm's children had wed. His daughter Margaret became the bride of George Passage.
July 18th, 1778... "Among the captives was Grimm's daughter Margaret. Her husband, George Passage, had been among the first slain...
"Then the great war drew to a close and a few of the prisoners that survived their ten years' captivity were brought back. Among the few were Mrs. Lepper, Margaret Grimm Passage, and Richard Pell..."
1778 "Suffers at German Flatts Vol 4, Pages 340-345 A return of the refugees or inhabitants of the German Flatts who were burned off and lost their effects by the enemy. All above 16 years old are allowed one pound of bread and one pound of beef and all under 16 years old half a pound of bread and a half a pound of beef per day.
Pesausie (Passage), Margaret, 1 above, 4 under
Pesausie (Passage), John, 2 above, 2 under"
~The Book of Names Especially Relating to the Early Palatines by Lou D MacWethy; Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co 1985
Was Margaret Passage captured in 1778?
1790 Federal Census
German Flatts, Montgomery, New York
Christopher Ecler
1 male of 16 & upwards
3 males under 16
3 females
1810 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Ackley
1 male of 10 to 26
1 male of 26 to 45
1 male of 45 & upwards
1 female of 10 to 16
1 female of 26 to 45
1825 New York State Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Eckler
3 males in family
5 females in family
1 males 18 to 25 subject to militia duty
2 males entitled to vote
1 married female under 45
1 unmarried female of 16 to 45
1 female under 16
ECKLER, Christopher, R3239, NY Line, appl 11 Oct 1832 Herkimer Cty NY aged 83 a res of Warren NY, sol lived at a settlement called Kyle south of the Mohawk River, sol mentioned a Peter Eckler & also srv under a Capt Henry Eckler, sol moved to Fort Plank near the Mohawk River & Lived there until the end of the Rev War, the said Peter Eckler a bro of sol & he made aff'dt in Otsego Cty NY but was a res of Warren NY in 1832
~Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-E, abstracted by Virgil D White, published The National Historial and Publishing Company, Waynesboro, Tenn, 1990
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eiklor/eiklor.htm
1840 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
heads of household include:
Henry Ackler of 40 & under 50
Christopher Acklers of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
Chris John Ackler of 50 & under 60
Daniel Acklar of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
Margaret with two children was captured and taken to Canada. She returned ten years later and afterwards married Christopher Eckler, Sr. He was a widower and had two sons, Christopher Jr. and Daniel. Her two nieces married her husband's sons. Hannah a daughter of Adam and Christina Garnder Crim, married Christopher, Jr. and Katherine married Daniel. Mrs. Margaret Passage Eckler died at the home of Hannah and is buried in an unmarked grave on the Chyle (kyle)."
"Henry Passage and his wife Sophie Magdelena had a son John Passage born Nov. 19, 1749 whose birth is recorded in the Reformed Church Records at Albany, N.Y.
"John Passage married Margaret Crim, daughter of Paulus and Lana Stahley Crim. Among their children were a son Jacob born Feb. 24, 1778 and christened at the German Flatts Dutch Reformed Church. This Jacob was a pew holder in the Reformed Dutch Church of Columbia when it was built in 1806.
~~ Genealogies Compiled by Mrs. Alice G Hatch [1847-1937]
Note: Barker, in Early Families of Herkimer County, believes Margaret Crim, daughter of Henrich Crim, married John Passage, and Margaret Crim, daughter of Paul Crim, married George Passage. "George Passage - ps. the George born at Loonenburg NY 1741 (son of George Hendrick & Sophia Magdalena); died 1778; m. say 1771 Margaret Crim (b 1755, d 1845) dau of Paul Crim & Magdalena Steele. Widow Margaret Passage had 1 adult & 4 children on 1778 GF relief." Children "ps. George b say 1771; m 1788 Lea Ostrander
ps. Jacob b say 1776; m by 1804 Catherine Shoemaker"
The following shows John Passage was still living after 1778, when George was killed at the Andrustown Massacre; and George was the husband of our Margaretha Grimm, daughter of Paul and Lany:
New York Births and Christenings, 1640-1962
Hannes Jurge Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1741
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Johannes Passage
Christening 4 Oct 1742
Zion Lutheran Church
Loonenburg, Greene county, New York
Father Henrich Passage
Mother Sophia
Lena Passagie
Birth 15 May 1780
Christening 1780
First Dutch Reformed Church
Albany, Albany, New York
Father John Passagie
Mother Margarita Crumm
Andrustown — A Page from Herkimer County's Past. An Address by Mrs. Grace M Norris, Delivered before the Herkimer County Historical Society November 11. 1911.
"Several of Paul von Grimm's children had wed. His daughter Margaret became the bride of George Passage.
July 18th, 1778... "Among the captives was Grimm's daughter Margaret. Her husband, George Passage, had been among the first slain...
"Then the great war drew to a close and a few of the prisoners that survived their ten years' captivity were brought back. Among the few were Mrs. Lepper, Margaret Grimm Passage, and Richard Pell..."
1778 "Suffers at German Flatts Vol 4, Pages 340-345 A return of the refugees or inhabitants of the German Flatts who were burned off and lost their effects by the enemy. All above 16 years old are allowed one pound of bread and one pound of beef and all under 16 years old half a pound of bread and a half a pound of beef per day.
Pesausie (Passage), Margaret, 1 above, 4 under
Pesausie (Passage), John, 2 above, 2 under"
~The Book of Names Especially Relating to the Early Palatines by Lou D MacWethy; Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co 1985
Was Margaret Passage captured in 1778?
1790 Federal Census
German Flatts, Montgomery, New York
Christopher Ecler
1 male of 16 & upwards
3 males under 16
3 females
1810 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Ackley
1 male of 10 to 26
1 male of 26 to 45
1 male of 45 & upwards
1 female of 10 to 16
1 female of 26 to 45
1825 New York State Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
Christopher Eckler
3 males in family
5 females in family
1 males 18 to 25 subject to militia duty
2 males entitled to vote
1 married female under 45
1 unmarried female of 16 to 45
1 female under 16
ECKLER, Christopher, R3239, NY Line, appl 11 Oct 1832 Herkimer Cty NY aged 83 a res of Warren NY, sol lived at a settlement called Kyle south of the Mohawk River, sol mentioned a Peter Eckler & also srv under a Capt Henry Eckler, sol moved to Fort Plank near the Mohawk River & Lived there until the end of the Rev War, the said Peter Eckler a bro of sol & he made aff'dt in Otsego Cty NY but was a res of Warren NY in 1832
~Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-E, abstracted by Virgil D White, published The National Historial and Publishing Company, Waynesboro, Tenn, 1990
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eiklor/eiklor.htm
1840 Federal Census
Warren, Herkimer, New York
heads of household include:
Henry Ackler of 40 & under 50
Christopher Acklers of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
Chris John Ackler of 50 & under 60
Daniel Acklar of 40 & under 50 pr son of Christopher Eckler
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