Cemetery records state Reinterred from Potters Field.
Only sister of Philip Schuyler. Wife of Dr. John Cochran.
History of Chester County, Pennsylvania: With Genealogical and Biographical; By John Smith Futhey, Gilbert Cope 1881. Page 500 =================================================
"... Dec. 4, 1760, he was married to Mrs. Gertrude Schuyler of Dominie Westerts, of the Reformed Dutch Church at Albany, NY. That lady was the only sister of Maj. Philip Schuyler, and the widow of Peter Schuyler, whose grandfather, Peter, had been president of the Council of the province of New York in 1719. By her first husband she had two children: one, Peter, who married, but died childless; the other, Cornelia, who married Walter Livingston, grandson of Robert Livingston, first lord of the manor of Livingston. After his marriage Dr. Cochran removed....."
Dutch Reformed Church records in Albany NY record Gertrude's marriage to Dr. John Cochran on 4 December 1760. Her first husband Pieter P Schuyler died 1753.
Only sister of Philip Schuyler. Wife of Dr. John Cochran.
History of Chester County, Pennsylvania: With Genealogical and Biographical; By John Smith Futhey, Gilbert Cope 1881. Page 500 =================================================
"... Dec. 4, 1760, he was married to Mrs. Gertrude Schuyler of Dominie Westerts, of the Reformed Dutch Church at Albany, NY. That lady was the only sister of Maj. Philip Schuyler, and the widow of Peter Schuyler, whose grandfather, Peter, had been president of the Council of the province of New York in 1719. By her first husband she had two children: one, Peter, who married, but died childless; the other, Cornelia, who married Walter Livingston, grandson of Robert Livingston, first lord of the manor of Livingston. After his marriage Dr. Cochran removed....."
Dutch Reformed Church records in Albany NY record Gertrude's marriage to Dr. John Cochran on 4 December 1760. Her first husband Pieter P Schuyler died 1753.
Cemetery records state Reinterred from Potters Field.
Only sister of Philip Schuyler. Wife of Dr. John Cochran.
History of Chester County, Pennsylvania: With Genealogical and Biographical; By John Smith Futhey, Gilbert Cope 1881. Page 500 =================================================
"... Dec. 4, 1760, he was married to Mrs. Gertrude Schuyler of Dominie Westerts, of the Reformed Dutch Church at Albany, NY. That lady was the only sister of Maj. Philip Schuyler, and the widow of Peter Schuyler, whose grandfather, Peter, had been president of the Council of the province of New York in 1719. By her first husband she had two children: one, Peter, who married, but died childless; the other, Cornelia, who married Walter Livingston, grandson of Robert Livingston, first lord of the manor of Livingston. After his marriage Dr. Cochran removed....."
Dutch Reformed Church records in Albany NY record Gertrude's marriage to Dr. John Cochran on 4 December 1760. Her first husband Pieter P Schuyler died 1753.
Only sister of Philip Schuyler. Wife of Dr. John Cochran.
History of Chester County, Pennsylvania: With Genealogical and Biographical; By John Smith Futhey, Gilbert Cope 1881. Page 500 =================================================
"... Dec. 4, 1760, he was married to Mrs. Gertrude Schuyler of Dominie Westerts, of the Reformed Dutch Church at Albany, NY. That lady was the only sister of Maj. Philip Schuyler, and the widow of Peter Schuyler, whose grandfather, Peter, had been president of the Council of the province of New York in 1719. By her first husband she had two children: one, Peter, who married, but died childless; the other, Cornelia, who married Walter Livingston, grandson of Robert Livingston, first lord of the manor of Livingston. After his marriage Dr. Cochran removed....."
Dutch Reformed Church records in Albany NY record Gertrude's marriage to Dr. John Cochran on 4 December 1760. Her first husband Pieter P Schuyler died 1753.
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His Wife, Dr. John died in April in the year 1807 in the 77th year of his age and the latter in March in the year 1813 in the 89th year of her age.
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