John Dingman was the son of Henry Dingman and Margriete "Peggy" Shutter.
He married Hannah Turner on 18 Jul 1815 in Norwich, Chenango Co., NY.
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U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records from Selected States, 1660-1926
NameJohannes Abraham DingmanEvent TypeBaptismBaptism Date20 Jan 1793Baptism PlaceKinderhook, Columbia, New York, USAFatherHendrick DingmanMotherMargarita ShutterHousehold Members
Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-1999
NameJohn DingmanMilitary BranchArmyVeteran of Which WarWar of 1812Registration CountyPotterCemetery NameCrandallCemetery LocationHebron Township, Potter Co, PennsylvaniaHousehold Members
War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
SoldierJohn DingmanWidowHannahTurnerMarriage Date18 Jul 1815Date Enlisted19 Sep 1814Date Discharged21 Nov 1814Soldier's Death Date6 Aug 1878Soldier's Death PlaceHebron, PAMilitary Service LocationNew YorkPension Number - #1SO 20941Pension Number - #2SC 13321Bounty Land Number - #176474 160 55Roll number27Archive Publication NumberM313Household Members
NOTE: Information below provided by J. C. Acker #47443283
The birth date is actually incorrect on his stone. John and his twin brother Abraham were born 23 Dec 1792 and baptized 20 Jan 1793 in the Kinderhook Reformed Church. Abraham died young, and a second brother Abraham was born in 1795.
Their parents were married 4 Aug 1791 in Schodack NY.
The newspaper likely had the same informant that provided the info for his stone, but we have his baptismal information, and the marriage record of his parents. Not sure why he claimed to be 5 years older than he was, but it's not all that unusual either...
He married Hannah Turner on 18 Jul 1815 in Norwich, Chenango Co., NY.
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U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records from Selected States, 1660-1926
NameJohannes Abraham DingmanEvent TypeBaptismBaptism Date20 Jan 1793Baptism PlaceKinderhook, Columbia, New York, USAFatherHendrick DingmanMotherMargarita ShutterHousehold Members
Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-1999
NameJohn DingmanMilitary BranchArmyVeteran of Which WarWar of 1812Registration CountyPotterCemetery NameCrandallCemetery LocationHebron Township, Potter Co, PennsylvaniaHousehold Members
War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
SoldierJohn DingmanWidowHannahTurnerMarriage Date18 Jul 1815Date Enlisted19 Sep 1814Date Discharged21 Nov 1814Soldier's Death Date6 Aug 1878Soldier's Death PlaceHebron, PAMilitary Service LocationNew YorkPension Number - #1SO 20941Pension Number - #2SC 13321Bounty Land Number - #176474 160 55Roll number27Archive Publication NumberM313Household Members
NOTE: Information below provided by J. C. Acker #47443283
The birth date is actually incorrect on his stone. John and his twin brother Abraham were born 23 Dec 1792 and baptized 20 Jan 1793 in the Kinderhook Reformed Church. Abraham died young, and a second brother Abraham was born in 1795.
Their parents were married 4 Aug 1791 in Schodack NY.
The newspaper likely had the same informant that provided the info for his stone, but we have his baptismal information, and the marriage record of his parents. Not sure why he claimed to be 5 years older than he was, but it's not all that unusual either...
John Dingman was the son of Henry Dingman and Margriete "Peggy" Shutter.
He married Hannah Turner on 18 Jul 1815 in Norwich, Chenango Co., NY.
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U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records from Selected States, 1660-1926
NameJohannes Abraham DingmanEvent TypeBaptismBaptism Date20 Jan 1793Baptism PlaceKinderhook, Columbia, New York, USAFatherHendrick DingmanMotherMargarita ShutterHousehold Members
Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-1999
NameJohn DingmanMilitary BranchArmyVeteran of Which WarWar of 1812Registration CountyPotterCemetery NameCrandallCemetery LocationHebron Township, Potter Co, PennsylvaniaHousehold Members
War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
SoldierJohn DingmanWidowHannahTurnerMarriage Date18 Jul 1815Date Enlisted19 Sep 1814Date Discharged21 Nov 1814Soldier's Death Date6 Aug 1878Soldier's Death PlaceHebron, PAMilitary Service LocationNew YorkPension Number - #1SO 20941Pension Number - #2SC 13321Bounty Land Number - #176474 160 55Roll number27Archive Publication NumberM313Household Members
NOTE: Information below provided by J. C. Acker #47443283
The birth date is actually incorrect on his stone. John and his twin brother Abraham were born 23 Dec 1792 and baptized 20 Jan 1793 in the Kinderhook Reformed Church. Abraham died young, and a second brother Abraham was born in 1795.
Their parents were married 4 Aug 1791 in Schodack NY.
The newspaper likely had the same informant that provided the info for his stone, but we have his baptismal information, and the marriage record of his parents. Not sure why he claimed to be 5 years older than he was, but it's not all that unusual either...
He married Hannah Turner on 18 Jul 1815 in Norwich, Chenango Co., NY.
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U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records from Selected States, 1660-1926
NameJohannes Abraham DingmanEvent TypeBaptismBaptism Date20 Jan 1793Baptism PlaceKinderhook, Columbia, New York, USAFatherHendrick DingmanMotherMargarita ShutterHousehold Members
Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-1999
NameJohn DingmanMilitary BranchArmyVeteran of Which WarWar of 1812Registration CountyPotterCemetery NameCrandallCemetery LocationHebron Township, Potter Co, PennsylvaniaHousehold Members
War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815
SoldierJohn DingmanWidowHannahTurnerMarriage Date18 Jul 1815Date Enlisted19 Sep 1814Date Discharged21 Nov 1814Soldier's Death Date6 Aug 1878Soldier's Death PlaceHebron, PAMilitary Service LocationNew YorkPension Number - #1SO 20941Pension Number - #2SC 13321Bounty Land Number - #176474 160 55Roll number27Archive Publication NumberM313Household Members
NOTE: Information below provided by J. C. Acker #47443283
The birth date is actually incorrect on his stone. John and his twin brother Abraham were born 23 Dec 1792 and baptized 20 Jan 1793 in the Kinderhook Reformed Church. Abraham died young, and a second brother Abraham was born in 1795.
Their parents were married 4 Aug 1791 in Schodack NY.
The newspaper likely had the same informant that provided the info for his stone, but we have his baptismal information, and the marriage record of his parents. Not sure why he claimed to be 5 years older than he was, but it's not all that unusual either...
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