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Peter Cornnelise Bogardus

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Peter Cornnelise Bogardus Veteran

Birth
Kingston, Ulster County, New York, USA
Death
3 Apr 1826 (aged 70)
Dutchess County, New York, USA
Burial
DeWitt, Onondaga County, New York, USA Add to Map
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in 71st year

Revolutionary Soldier.


Sacred I to the memory of \ PETER BOGARDUS \who departed \ this life, April 3d, \ 1826, I in the 71st year I of his age.

In \ Memory of \ MARTHA, wife of ! Peter Bogardus, !

who died March 31st I 1823. Aged 61 years I 4 months & 24 days.


Also in Orville cemetery. His name is in the N. Y. Line, the 6th Regt. of Dutchess Co. and other N. Y. organizations, being a frequent name along the Hudson river. At a celebration in Syracuse, July 5, 1824, thirty Revolutionary soldiers were present, walking in the procession. The Syracuse Gazette said: "It was a truly interesting sight to see among our fellow citizens who participated in the festivities of this day, about thirty of the remnant of that gallant band of patriots who fought in the Revolution. These spared

monuments of our country's boast honored the company with their presence throughout the day, giving a zest to the festivities rarely to be found in common celebrations of this Member of the Valley Presbyterian Church at time of organization March 20, 1810 national anniversary."

The veterans thus expressed their pleasure:-


To Col. Amos P. Granger, ancl through him to the Committee

of Arrangements:

At the request of those soldiers of the revolution present

at this day's celebration, the undersigned take this occasion

to express their gratitude for the polite and generous attention shown them on this interesting occasion. To us who are

now tottering on the down hill of life, whose now feeble

limbs were once strong in our country's cause, who went

forth to perish or gain that liberty we this day enjoy; the

satisfaction of a cheerful welcome, responded by our

children and our children's children, cannot fail to reach

our hearts and inspire us with respectful gratitude. In

you we witness that republican spirit which actuated us in

times past, and sustained us in the dreadful conflict, and

now holds the world in awe. In the height of your prosperity you were not unmindful of us,

a small remnant of the army of the revolution, but conferred on us the honor of

leading you to the festive board, under the banners of our

hard earned independence. Gentlemen, accept our thanks,

and may the God of mercy lengthen your days, strengthen

your hands and unite your hearts, in patriotic devotion to

the honor and welfare of our beloved country.


JOHN YOUNG,

BENJAMIN DARLING,

GAD MILLER,

ASA PARK,

HENRY BOGARDUS,

PETER BOGARDUS,

Committee in behalf of the '76 men.

Syracuse, July 5, 1824.


This proved a farew-ell address, for they marched no

more but rode in carriages.


https://www.seekingmyroots.com/members/files/H008615.pdf


His Will:

BOGARDUS, Peter, of the Town of Manlius. Will dated April 16, 1821. Probated May 5, 1826.

Mentions wife Martha; youngest son, Jeremiah; sons, Cornelius, Gideon, David, Henry; daughters, Deborah Hinsdale, Martha Carpenter, and Sarah; May Weeks, wife of Solomon Weeks, and daughter of wife, Martha. Executors, sons, Cornelius and Henry.

Witnesses: Isaac Osgood, Benjamin Robinson and Reuben Sleeper.

in 71st year

Revolutionary Soldier.


Sacred I to the memory of \ PETER BOGARDUS \who departed \ this life, April 3d, \ 1826, I in the 71st year I of his age.

In \ Memory of \ MARTHA, wife of ! Peter Bogardus, !

who died March 31st I 1823. Aged 61 years I 4 months & 24 days.


Also in Orville cemetery. His name is in the N. Y. Line, the 6th Regt. of Dutchess Co. and other N. Y. organizations, being a frequent name along the Hudson river. At a celebration in Syracuse, July 5, 1824, thirty Revolutionary soldiers were present, walking in the procession. The Syracuse Gazette said: "It was a truly interesting sight to see among our fellow citizens who participated in the festivities of this day, about thirty of the remnant of that gallant band of patriots who fought in the Revolution. These spared

monuments of our country's boast honored the company with their presence throughout the day, giving a zest to the festivities rarely to be found in common celebrations of this Member of the Valley Presbyterian Church at time of organization March 20, 1810 national anniversary."

The veterans thus expressed their pleasure:-


To Col. Amos P. Granger, ancl through him to the Committee

of Arrangements:

At the request of those soldiers of the revolution present

at this day's celebration, the undersigned take this occasion

to express their gratitude for the polite and generous attention shown them on this interesting occasion. To us who are

now tottering on the down hill of life, whose now feeble

limbs were once strong in our country's cause, who went

forth to perish or gain that liberty we this day enjoy; the

satisfaction of a cheerful welcome, responded by our

children and our children's children, cannot fail to reach

our hearts and inspire us with respectful gratitude. In

you we witness that republican spirit which actuated us in

times past, and sustained us in the dreadful conflict, and

now holds the world in awe. In the height of your prosperity you were not unmindful of us,

a small remnant of the army of the revolution, but conferred on us the honor of

leading you to the festive board, under the banners of our

hard earned independence. Gentlemen, accept our thanks,

and may the God of mercy lengthen your days, strengthen

your hands and unite your hearts, in patriotic devotion to

the honor and welfare of our beloved country.


JOHN YOUNG,

BENJAMIN DARLING,

GAD MILLER,

ASA PARK,

HENRY BOGARDUS,

PETER BOGARDUS,

Committee in behalf of the '76 men.

Syracuse, July 5, 1824.


This proved a farew-ell address, for they marched no

more but rode in carriages.


https://www.seekingmyroots.com/members/files/H008615.pdf


His Will:

BOGARDUS, Peter, of the Town of Manlius. Will dated April 16, 1821. Probated May 5, 1826.

Mentions wife Martha; youngest son, Jeremiah; sons, Cornelius, Gideon, David, Henry; daughters, Deborah Hinsdale, Martha Carpenter, and Sarah; May Weeks, wife of Solomon Weeks, and daughter of wife, Martha. Executors, sons, Cornelius and Henry.

Witnesses: Isaac Osgood, Benjamin Robinson and Reuben Sleeper.

Gravesite Details

Orville Cemetery is now called DeWitt Cemetery.



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