No. 13
Only child of of Johannes Brinckerhoff and Sarah Brinckerhoff [Adriance]. Married Elizabeth Hegeman, daughter of Rem Hegeman, on Nov. 3, 1782 in Oyster Bay, LI, at the Dutch Reformed Church. Their children were: Elbert A, Sarah [m Abraham Snediker], Ida [m Isaac T Reeves], Eliza [m David Hendrickson], and Alleta [m Jason Beebe or Bute].
In 1797 he purchased, from the estate of his Uncle Jacob Adriance, farmland that is currently named the Queens County Farm Museum. Hendrcik died at the home previously owned by step-father. His Uncle Isaac Brinckerhoff is buried here too.
Only child of of Johannes Brinckerhoff and Sarah Brinckerhoff [Adriance]. Married Elizabeth Hegeman, daughter of Rem Hegeman, on Nov. 3, 1782 in Oyster Bay, LI, at the Dutch Reformed Church. Their children were: Elbert A, Sarah [m Abraham Snediker], Ida [m Isaac T Reeves], Eliza [m David Hendrickson], and Alleta [m Jason Beebe or Bute].
In 1797 he purchased, from the estate of his Uncle Jacob Adriance, farmland that is currently named the Queens County Farm Museum. Hendrcik died at the home previously owned by step-father. His Uncle Isaac Brinckerhoff is buried here too.
No. 13
Only child of of Johannes Brinckerhoff and Sarah Brinckerhoff [Adriance]. Married Elizabeth Hegeman, daughter of Rem Hegeman, on Nov. 3, 1782 in Oyster Bay, LI, at the Dutch Reformed Church. Their children were: Elbert A, Sarah [m Abraham Snediker], Ida [m Isaac T Reeves], Eliza [m David Hendrickson], and Alleta [m Jason Beebe or Bute].
In 1797 he purchased, from the estate of his Uncle Jacob Adriance, farmland that is currently named the Queens County Farm Museum. Hendrcik died at the home previously owned by step-father. His Uncle Isaac Brinckerhoff is buried here too.
Only child of of Johannes Brinckerhoff and Sarah Brinckerhoff [Adriance]. Married Elizabeth Hegeman, daughter of Rem Hegeman, on Nov. 3, 1782 in Oyster Bay, LI, at the Dutch Reformed Church. Their children were: Elbert A, Sarah [m Abraham Snediker], Ida [m Isaac T Reeves], Eliza [m David Hendrickson], and Alleta [m Jason Beebe or Bute].
In 1797 he purchased, from the estate of his Uncle Jacob Adriance, farmland that is currently named the Queens County Farm Museum. Hendrcik died at the home previously owned by step-father. His Uncle Isaac Brinckerhoff is buried here too.
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In Memory of Hendrick Brinckerhoff, who departed this life aged 44 years, 2 months and 5 days.
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In 1919 Brown Stone headstone was in fair condition
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