Minister. He was an ardent supporter of the Revolution.
Son of Jane Jacobs and Abraham Keteltas, who came to America from Holland in 1720. He married Sarah Smith, daughter of the Hon. William Smith of New York on Oct 31, 1755. She was the sister of William Smith who as well as his father, was a New York Supreme Court judge, and author of a history of New York from the period of its discovery to the year 1732.
-Excerpted from History of Long Island: Containing an Account of the Discovery and ...By Benjamin Franklin Thompson
Minister. He was an ardent supporter of the Revolution.
Son of Jane Jacobs and Abraham Keteltas, who came to America from Holland in 1720. He married Sarah Smith, daughter of the Hon. William Smith of New York on Oct 31, 1755. She was the sister of William Smith who as well as his father, was a New York Supreme Court judge, and author of a history of New York from the period of its discovery to the year 1732.
-Excerpted from History of Long Island: Containing an Account of the Discovery and ...By Benjamin Franklin Thompson
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Rev. Abraham Keteltas, died 30 Sep. 1798. Age 65 years, 9 months and 4 days. "He officiated in three different languages, having preached in the Dutch and French churches in his native city of New York."
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