Maria was born about 1687, the daughter of Pieter Uzielle and Cornelia Damen. She married Leonard Remi LeRoy (a.k.a. "Jonar" Lerwa/Larrowa) on 28 Sep. 1703 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY. See his memorial for a list of their 10 known children. The family settled in Schoharie, old Albany (now Schoharie) Co., NY, about 1725-29. She was listed as a member of the Reformed Dutch Church there in 1730.
The date of Maria's death is not known; however, it occurred after 1734, presumably in Schoharie. Her memorial is tentatively placed here in the Old Stone Fort Cemetery, i.e., in the burial ground of her church (where her husband was a deacon).
Note: She is referred to with the additional name "Oeycke" in the published record of her marriage. It is unclear whether this was an early misreading, miswriting, or mistranscription of another word/name, or whether is has other significance.
The date of Maria's death is not known; however, it occurred after 1734, presumably in Schoharie. Her memorial is tentatively placed here in the Old Stone Fort Cemetery, i.e., in the burial ground of her church (where her husband was a deacon).
Note: She is referred to with the additional name "Oeycke" in the published record of her marriage. It is unclear whether this was an early misreading, miswriting, or mistranscription of another word/name, or whether is has other significance.
Maria was born about 1687, the daughter of Pieter Uzielle and Cornelia Damen. She married Leonard Remi LeRoy (a.k.a. "Jonar" Lerwa/Larrowa) on 28 Sep. 1703 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY. See his memorial for a list of their 10 known children. The family settled in Schoharie, old Albany (now Schoharie) Co., NY, about 1725-29. She was listed as a member of the Reformed Dutch Church there in 1730.
The date of Maria's death is not known; however, it occurred after 1734, presumably in Schoharie. Her memorial is tentatively placed here in the Old Stone Fort Cemetery, i.e., in the burial ground of her church (where her husband was a deacon).
Note: She is referred to with the additional name "Oeycke" in the published record of her marriage. It is unclear whether this was an early misreading, miswriting, or mistranscription of another word/name, or whether is has other significance.
The date of Maria's death is not known; however, it occurred after 1734, presumably in Schoharie. Her memorial is tentatively placed here in the Old Stone Fort Cemetery, i.e., in the burial ground of her church (where her husband was a deacon).
Note: She is referred to with the additional name "Oeycke" in the published record of her marriage. It is unclear whether this was an early misreading, miswriting, or mistranscription of another word/name, or whether is has other significance.
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