Spouse: Annate (Nancy) [Van Sise] Van Deusen
Children:
*Magdalene Van Deusen m. George Dawson
**William Abraham Dawson m. Ella Broadhead Midaugh
****Malie Alice (Dawson) King b. Adrian, New York
Abraham Van Deusen (1854-1835) served with the Rangeers 1776; re-enlisted 1779 under Capt. Walter Vrooman and 1781 under Capt. Avnet French. In 1832 he applied for a pension and it was allowed for two years as private, New York lines. In 1838 his widow received a pension. He was born and died in Montgomery Co., New York.
This cemetery is AKA Sands Flat Cemetery
War pension # W16456
Note: His war and burial record indicates he was b. 1756. He was actually b. 1754
Children:
*Magdalene Van Deusen m. George Dawson
**William Abraham Dawson m. Ella Broadhead Midaugh
****Malie Alice (Dawson) King b. Adrian, New York
Abraham Van Deusen (1854-1835) served with the Rangeers 1776; re-enlisted 1779 under Capt. Walter Vrooman and 1781 under Capt. Avnet French. In 1832 he applied for a pension and it was allowed for two years as private, New York lines. In 1838 his widow received a pension. He was born and died in Montgomery Co., New York.
This cemetery is AKA Sands Flat Cemetery
War pension # W16456
Note: His war and burial record indicates he was b. 1756. He was actually b. 1754
Spouse: Annate (Nancy) [Van Sise] Van Deusen
Children:
*Magdalene Van Deusen m. George Dawson
**William Abraham Dawson m. Ella Broadhead Midaugh
****Malie Alice (Dawson) King b. Adrian, New York
Abraham Van Deusen (1854-1835) served with the Rangeers 1776; re-enlisted 1779 under Capt. Walter Vrooman and 1781 under Capt. Avnet French. In 1832 he applied for a pension and it was allowed for two years as private, New York lines. In 1838 his widow received a pension. He was born and died in Montgomery Co., New York.
This cemetery is AKA Sands Flat Cemetery
War pension # W16456
Note: His war and burial record indicates he was b. 1756. He was actually b. 1754
Children:
*Magdalene Van Deusen m. George Dawson
**William Abraham Dawson m. Ella Broadhead Midaugh
****Malie Alice (Dawson) King b. Adrian, New York
Abraham Van Deusen (1854-1835) served with the Rangeers 1776; re-enlisted 1779 under Capt. Walter Vrooman and 1781 under Capt. Avnet French. In 1832 he applied for a pension and it was allowed for two years as private, New York lines. In 1838 his widow received a pension. He was born and died in Montgomery Co., New York.
This cemetery is AKA Sands Flat Cemetery
War pension # W16456
Note: His war and burial record indicates he was b. 1756. He was actually b. 1754
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