In "New Netherlands" (now New York) by 1660 was "Waarenaer Hoorenbeeck", as proven by a court document. Other official documents give different spellings. Some descendants "Hornbeck" relocated to Virginia, and on to the west coast. Some of these used the "Hornback" spelling.
Abraham Hornbeck,
Son of Daniel Hornbeck (1726–1778),
Husband of Hannah (CLEAVER) Hornbeck (1764–1842).
CHILDREN:
Daniel Hornbeck (b. abt 1780)
William Hornbeck (b. abt 1785)
Elizabeth (Hornbeck) GENTRY (1786–1835)
Sarah (Hornbeck) POWELL
Phoebe (Hornbeck) BROWN
Submitted by: Member #47646266
"Ralph H. and Hilda Sayre, Upshur-WV-USA"
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In "New Netherlands" (now New York) by 1660 was "Waarenaer Hoorenbeeck", as proven by a court document. Other official documents give different spellings. Some descendants "Hornbeck" relocated to Virginia, and on to the west coast. Some of these used the "Hornback" spelling.
Abraham Hornbeck,
Son of Daniel Hornbeck (1726–1778),
Husband of Hannah (CLEAVER) Hornbeck (1764–1842).
CHILDREN:
Daniel Hornbeck (b. abt 1780)
William Hornbeck (b. abt 1785)
Elizabeth (Hornbeck) GENTRY (1786–1835)
Sarah (Hornbeck) POWELL
Phoebe (Hornbeck) BROWN
Submitted by: Member #47646266
"Ralph H. and Hilda Sayre, Upshur-WV-USA"
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Inscription
Abraham Hornbeck--Pvt 5 VA REGF-Rev.War--Nov 16 1804"
Gravesite Details
Death date is hard to decipher. It LOOKS like "1804".Stone still standing;but weathered.
