Also known as Annatje Adams, she lived 63 years. The spelling of her married name on the stone is "Haverley". She was married 18 Mar 1770 in the Albany Ref. Ch. She had at least 6 children. Her stone was once located in the Toll Clute Farm Cemetery which is no longer in existence. It was taken over by the Glenville landfill operation. The markers were removed and stored and promised to be put back after grading and landscaping the area. This was once part of the Edward F Wurz farm at Rector's Crossing. Much of this information is thanks to records compiled and recorded by historian and genealogist, Don Keefer.
Also known as Annatje Adams, she lived 63 years. The spelling of her married name on the stone is "Haverley". She was married 18 Mar 1770 in the Albany Ref. Ch. She had at least 6 children. Her stone was once located in the Toll Clute Farm Cemetery which is no longer in existence. It was taken over by the Glenville landfill operation. The markers were removed and stored and promised to be put back after grading and landscaping the area. This was once part of the Edward F Wurz farm at Rector's Crossing. Much of this information is thanks to records compiled and recorded by historian and genealogist, Don Keefer.
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