Wife of Daniel Deen of Town of Cornwall whose will was dated 1815

"DANIEL DEEN of Town of Cornwall Liber F page 32
Will made Dec 19, 1815 Probated April 4, 1816
Wife-Abigail Deen Son-Daniel C. Deen
Daughters-Elizabeth Deen; Hannah, Mary, Phebe Deen
Executors-Abigail Deen, Daniel P. Carpenter, Henry Titus
Witnesses-Henry Rider, Joseph Southerland, Mary Chandler"

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, page 153

Daughter of Mrs. Ruth Wood Dane, will of grandfather Timothy Wood dated 1811

TIMOTHY WOOD of Town of NewBurgh Liber E Page 46
Will dated October 15, 1811 Probated April 26, 1813
Son Timothy Daughter -- Charity, wife of Samuel Owens; Elizabeth Haight; Hannah Wood; Abigail wife of Gideon Sands; Ruth Dane; Rhoda Wood
Grandchildren: John & Abigail Jane minor children of Ruth Dane
Executors: Samuel Owens, Gideon Sands, Alexander Ross
Witnesses: David Reynolds, Palmer G..row, Edward Pickans

Assessed in 1775 at West Division of Goshen, Orange co., NY, p.522

District No. 1 comprised the "West Division" of Goshen, Golden Hill, Carpenter's Corners and a tract along the present boundary of Hamptonburgh; also the "East Division," a section east of Purgatory Swamp, and that part of the present village of Goshen north of Church Street.

1775 Assessment Roll of Orange County, NY, compiled by Thomas Cornell [Information obtained from "History of Orange County, New York" by E.M. Ruttenber and L.H. Clark, 1881, reprinted by Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, NY, 1980. Ruttenber & Clark comments about the importance of the 1775 Assessment Roll as an early record of the country history especially given the destructive fire which consumed the town clerk's office in 1842.] http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyorange/assessment_01.htm

Enlisted Man, Orange County Militia, Third Reg't.
Col. William Allison, Lt. Col. Benjamin Tuston, Major Moses Hetfield, Captains: Cole, Jackson, Jones, Kortwright, Little, David Swazy, Wood)

Son of Jedediah Dean fo New Paltz, Ulster Co.; Jedediah's will dated 1781

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Daughter of Peter Dean of Monroe whose will was dated 1815

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p143

Liber E, p.283

Wife of Jedediah Dean fo New Paltz, Ulster Co.; will dated 1781

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Artemas Dean
(1783-1859)

Born 16 Aug 1783 at Taunton, Bristol Co., MA.
Died 9 Sep 1859 at New Windsor, Orange co., NY
m. 1 Jul 1813 Delaware Co., NY
Sarah Loveland (1792-1872) d/o Eliphaz Loveland / Rachel Kneeland
  b. 5 Jun 1792 Hebron, Tolland, CT
  d. 1 Jun 1872 New Windsor, Orange, NY
[Must have moved to Orange Co , NY betw. 1813-1815]

Children of ARTEMUS DEAN and SARAH are:
 i. SAMUEL NOTT DEAN, b. Abt Jun 1815, Orange, NY; d. Abt 7 May 1817, Orange, NY.
BURIAL: Bethlehem Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cornwall, Orange, NY
 ii. HARRIET BREWSTER DEAN, b. 22 Dec 1816, Orange, NY.
 iii. JOHN DENNISTON DEAN, b. 22 Dec 1816, Orange, NY.
 iv. RACHEL DEAN, b. 25 Jul 1819, Orange, NY; d. 24 Dec 1887, Orange, NY.
BURIAL: Bethlehem Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cornwall, Orange,NY
 v. SAMUEL NOTT DEAN, b. Abt 1821, Orange, NY; d. 19 Jun 1845, Orange,NY.
BURIAL: Bethlehem Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cornwall, Orange, NY
 vi. ARTEMUS DEAN , JR., b. Abt 1823.

Posted by Jeannie-ology

<[email protected]>

on Fri, 20 Feb 1998, at 1:32 p.m.

Artemus Dean, Jr.
(1824-????)

Orange County Deeds, 1703-1869 (LDS film #826949)
#509, year 1835, Liber J, p.314

Mother of John Dean of Waywayanda whose will was dated 1766

Excerpt of Will of John Dean
JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.13

Liber 25, p. 357

Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2

1775 Assessment Roll, Dist. 2 (Warwick to Amity, etc.), p.566

District No. 2 included a section of the present town of Warwick extending north and south from below Florida at some point to Amity, taking in also the Bellvale neighborhood and the settlements in the vicinity of what is now New Milford and the village of Warwick.

I am looking for information on Clarissa or Clara Dean. Her parents were John Dean born 1801 in Orange, New York and Hulda Skinner. Clarissa was born in 1827 in Croland, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada and married Martin Luther Hicks. She died in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. She had 6 brothers and sisters, Rebecca, James, Hiram, Jane, Elizabeth and Stephen (all born in Canada). Anyone with any information? Contact Connie at [email protected].

Dean Family, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada/Wisconsin
Posted by: Connie Mazerov (ID *****8140)
Date: January 07, 2003 at 05:39:39

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p. 26

Liber 33, p.95

Son of Jedediah Dean fo New Paltz, Ulster Co.; will dated 1781

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Will of Daniel Denn of Minisink dated 1794

DANIEL DENN of Minisink Liber A Page 369
Will made March 18, 1794 Probated June 15, 1796
Wife -- Jemima Children mentioned but names not stated
Brother-in-law -- William Amsbary
Executors -- Joseph Amsbary
Witnesses -- Samuel Brasington

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.23

Liber A, page 369

Will of Daniel Deen of Town of Cornwall dated 1815

"DANIEL DEEN of Town of Cornwall Liber F page 32
Will made Dec 19, 1815 Probated April 4, 1816
Wife-Abigail Deen Son-Daniel C. Deen
Daughters-Elizabeth Deen; Hannah, Mary, Phebe Deen
Executors-Abigail Deen, Daniel P. Carpenter, Henry Titus
Witnesses-Henry Rider, Joseph Southerland, Mary Chandler"

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, page 153

Liber F page 32

Son of Daniel Deen of Town of Cornwall whose will is dated 1815

"DANIEL DEEN of Town of Cornwall Liber F page 32
Will made Dec 19, 1815 Probated April 4, 1816
Wife-Abigail Deen Son-Daniel C. Deen
Daughters-Elizabeth Deen; Hannah, Mary, Phebe Deen
Executors-Abigail Deen, Daniel P. Carpenter, Henry Titus
Witnesses-Henry Rider, Joseph Southerland, Mary Chandler"

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, page 153

Liber F page 32

Pension Application in his pension File, National Archives-- Pension application papers submitted by David Dean In 1832 & 1836 (Claim #S.29118)

"David Dean married to Phebe Borland to them were borned

Gabriel Dean                    Nov 10th 1786
Fanny Dean                      March 8th 1789
David S. Dean                   July 29th 1791
William Dean                    Dec 20th 1793
Jonathan Dean                   March 1st 1796
Margaret Marie Dean        July 11th 1798
Horace Dean                     Jan 2th 1801
Luther Dean                     Sept 13th 1803
Harry
Twins                                July 5th 1806
Harriet
John Dean                        July 11th 1810

Harriet and Harry Dean Died July 14th & 16th 1806

The mother of the above children Phebe Dean Died Sept 20th 1831

Electra Ann Bradner was Borned Sept 6th 1842 and Died Jan the 24th 1853"

Family Record transcript found in family Bible of William Warren Dean (1836-1894) [William was a son of David S. Dean and Catharine Munro, and grandson of David Dean and Phebe Borland.

This Family Record is transcribed on a letterhead of "Dean & Carroll" purveyors of home furnishings (wall paper, etc) in Memphis, TN. I believe it was transcribed by William's brother Luther M. Dean (1833-1904) Luther was the business partner of Henry A. Carroll and must have had either his grandparents (David and Phebe Dean) Bible or a transcript of their Bible with him in the 1880's when he made this copy he sent to his brother William in California.

To download a PDF copy:
http://members.cox.net/ohhitroy/FamDoc/docs.htm

1790 U.S. Federal Census: 1 1 2 0 0 Wallkill, Ulster Co., NY
I believe this record represents:
Free Male over 16: 1 David age 27
Free Male under 16: 1 Gabriel age 4
Females: 2 Phebe age 25, Fanny age 1
Other: 0
Slaves: 0

[note: Phebe Borland Dean's mother and brother were living close by in Wallkill]

"The Early Records of the First Presbyterian Church at Goshen, New York From 1767 to 1885"

David Swezey Dains
(1820-????)

Wife of Mr. Woolsey
Daughter of Jedediah Dean of New Paltz, Ulster Co.; his will dated 1781
Brother of Jedediah, Gideon, Isaac, Abraham, Jenny and Mary.

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Wife of Peter Dean of Town of Monroe whose will is dated 1815

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875

Liber E, page 282

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, page 153:

Liber F, page 32

Dean Genforum Post

James DEAN (1788-1848),NJ->Orange Co,NY
Posted by: Allen Gamble
Date: February 07, 2000 at 21:25:31

Fanny Dean [daughter of David Dean and Phebe Borland]
Born: March 8, 1789 Orange/Ulsetr Co., NY

Gabriel Dean [ Son of David Dean and Phebe Borland ]
Born: November 10, 1786 Orange County, NY
Died: February 17, 1878 Livonia, Wayne Co., MI
Married: 1810 at Williamson to Lydia Bradner [d/o of John & Lydia Bradner of Orange Co., NY]

Descendants of David and Phebe Dean

Ledger of Baird's Tavern 1773-1774

Warwick Valley New York Genealogy Name Indexes:

Acc't num.: 80; Name: George Dean; Page: 20, 54

Warwick Valley New York Genealogy Name Indexes: Ledger of Baird's Tavern 1773-1774

Being an alphabetical index to the names found in the ledger facsimile in the collection of the Historical Society. Prepared by Femi Roecker, November 2001, Town of Warwick Historical Society Archive Project

1775 Assessment Roll, Dist. 2 (Warwick to Amity, etc.), p.566

District No. 2 included a section of the present town of Warwick extending north and south from below Florida at some point to Amity, taking in also the Bellvale neighborhood and the settlements in the vicinity of what is now New Milford and the village of Warwick.

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Son of Peter Dean of the Town of Monroe whose will is dated 1815

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.143

Liber E, page 283

Hannah Dean married Robert Caton 1807 Orange, NY

Robert CATON b. 22 Mar 1761 Plantation, On The Potomac, Va Death:7 Apr 1815 Monroe, Orange Cty, New York [son of Robert CATON & Penelopy Annitt TRIBET]
Marriage(s)
1)Hannah DEAN Marriage:1807 Orange, NY
2)Martha HALL
3)Catherine SEAMAN

son JOHN DEAN CATON was born in Monroe, Orange County, New York, March 19, 1812. He is the fifteenth of the sixteen children of Robert Caton, and the third child of his mother, Hannah (Dean) Caton, who was the third wife of Robert Caton.

Dean Genforum

Posted by: J C (ID *****5058)

Date: September 16, 2002 at 10:02:44

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?orange,hannah::dean::5972.html

RSVP Jane Curci [email protected]

Daughter of Daniel Deen of Town of Cornwal whose will is dated 1815

"DANIEL DEEN of Town of Cornwall Liber F page 32
Will made Dec 19, 1815 Probated April 4, 1816
Wife-Abigail Deen Son-Daniel C. Deen
Daughters-Elizabeth Deen; Hannah, Mary, Phebe Deen
Executors-Abigail Deen, Daniel P. Carpenter, Henry Titus
Witnesses-Henry Rider, Joseph Southerland, Mary Chandler"

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, page 153:

Liber F, page 32

I am looking for information on Clarissa or Clara Dean. Her parents were John Dean born 1801 in Orange, New York and Hulda Skinner. Clarissa was born in 1827 in Croland, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada and married Martin Luther Hicks. She died in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. She had 6 brothers and sisters, Rebecca, James, Hiram, Jane, Elizabeth and Stephen (all born in Canada). Anyone with any information? Contact Connie at [email protected].

Dean Family, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada/Wisconsin
Posted by: Connie Mazerov (ID *****8140)
Date: January 07, 2003 at 05:39:39

Son of Jedediah of New Paltz, Ulster Co.; will dated 1781

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Dean GenForum Post

James DEAN (1788-1848),NJ->Orange Co,NY
Posted by: Allen Gamble
Date: February 07, 2000 at 21:25:31

Jebediah Dean

"...I've been able to trace my paternal line back to Jedediah Dean, who served in Levi Pawling's 3rd Ulster militia during the Revolution. He was born around 1720 in 2nd River (Belleville) NJ and married Ariontyea Van Winkle around 1750. He then moved to New Paltz, NY, where he spent the rest of his life. His sons, Issac and Gideon Dean also served with him in the war. My line goes through another son, Jonathan....."

In a message dated 5/19/03 3:51:09 PM,[email protected] writes:
Eric Dean

Jedediah Dean left a will in New Paltz Precinct, in which he lists his wife Ariontyea, sons: Gideon, Jedediah, Isaac, Jonathan Sr., Daniel & Abraham.
Daus: Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Wolsey & Mary Laroe. 20 Jul 1781 - 17 Nov 1781.

Their son Jonathan Dean (Sr.) md Mary Woolsey and evidently moved with Mary's father Rev. Thomas Woolsey and family to the South Fork of the Holsten River in Washington County, Virginia, bef 1771, where Jonathan Dean is right next door.

Elizabeth Dean (above) md Stephen Woolsey (it is thought by some researchers)"

To interested Dean Descendants:

Wilford W. Whitaker

Of New Paltz, Ulster Co.; will dated 1781

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Son of Jedediah of New Paltz, Ulster Co.; will dated 1781
Brother of Gideon & Isaac

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Wife of Daniel Denn of Minisink; witnessed a will in 1794

DANIEL DENN of Minisink Liber A Page 369
Will made March 18, 1794 Probated June 15, 1796
Wife -- Jemima Children mentioned but names not stated
Brother-in-law -- William Amsbary
Executors -- Joseph Amsbary
Witnesses -- Samuel Brasington

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.23

Liber A, page 369

Wife of Mr. Ellsworth
Daughter of Jedediah Dean of New Paltz, Ulster Co.; his will dated 1781
Brother of Jedediah, Gideon, Isaac, Abraham, Elizabeth and Mary.

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

I have a John Dean that was born in 1801 in Orange, NY and was married to Hulda Skinner. They both died in Port Burwell, Ontario. Do you see any connection with the Dean's you have in Port Burwell?

I have a Clarissa Ann Dean who was born 2-10-1827 maybe in NY or Ontario, who married a Martin L. Hicks, she died 2-12-1881 in Mindoro, WI. I saw your reference to WI and thought maybe we may have a connection. Clarissa is the daughter of John Dean born 1801 in Orange, NY and Hulda Skinner also born in Orange, NY but died in Ontario.

Re: Dean - late 1800's - Port Burwell, Ontario and Nova Scotai
Posted by: Connie Mazerov (ID *****8140)
Date: June 10, 2006 at 10:57:19

Re: Estella Dean, m. Seth Fish, NY abt 1859
Posted by: Connie Mazerov (ID *****8140)
Date: May 10, 2003 at 08:13:04

Son of Ruth Wood Dane, mentioned in will of grandfather Timothy Wood in 1811

TIMOTHY WOOD of Town of NewBurgh Liber E Page 46
Will dated October 15, 1811 Probated April 26, 1813
Son Timothy Daughter -- Charity, wife of Samuel Owens; Elizabeth Haight; Hannah Wood; Abigail wife of Gideon Sands; Ruth Dane; Rhoda Wood
Grandchildren: John & Abigail Jane minor children of Ruth Dane
Executors: Samuel Owens, Gideon Sands, Alexander Ross
Witnesses: David Reynolds, Palmer G..row, Edward Pickans

John Dean
(17??-1766)

John Dean of Waywayanda whose will is dated 1766 named Samuel Edsall as an executor

Samuel Edsall of Goshen (1726-1786), m Abigail ---.  In 1764, Samuel mortgaged 100 acres, adjoining Richard Edsall.[12]   In 1776 he mortgaged 26 Ω acres adjoining the grist mill which he owned jointly with his brother John.[13] 

[12] Mtge Book A, p 25:  4 Apr 1764, Samuel Edsall mortgaged to Phillip Edsall of Newtown, 100 acres in Wawayanda bounded S by the highway, W by the lands of John Dean, and N by the creek that parts said land from the land of Richard Edsall.

Popenoe/Popnoe/Poppino, & Allied Families, 29 October 2002, The Edsall Family

 [13] Mtge Book A, p 199:  10 Feb 1776, Samuel Edsall, mortgage of £60 to Peter Middleton on 26 Ω acres, adjoining or part of Samuel Edsallís land and one half of the grist mill jointly owned with John Edsall, adjoining the tract above.

John Dean
(17??-1766)

Son of William Dean and Catharine.
JOHN DEAN of Waywayanda precint of Goshen Liber 25 Page 357
Will made 20 Nov 1766 Probated 22 Nov 1766
John Gale Surrogate
See will below:

JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766 [Excerpt of Will of John Dean, Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2]

John Dean who died 1766 at Waywayanda, Goshen, Orange, NY
Son of William Dean b.c.1724 Eastchester, NY
Grandson of Nicholas Dean c.1690-1772

4 William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
.......... +Catherine
.......... 5 John Dean
.......... 5 William Dean
.......... 5 Joseph Dean
.......... 5 Nicholas Dean
............. +Margaret Hatfield m: 1789
.......... 5 Mary Dean
............. +Richard Hughes m: 1789

Son of Peter Dean of Town of Monroe whose will was dated 1815

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

Jonathan Dean Sr.
(1740-1820)

Son of Jedediah Dean fo New Paltz, Ulster Co.; will dated 1781

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

Jonathan Dean [s/o Jedediah Dean/Ariontyea Van Winkle]
b. abt.1740
m. 1765 to Mary Woolsey
d. 1820 VA

DEAN-L Archives

From: <[email protected]>
Subject: Jedediah Dean of Ulster County, New York
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 19:55:33 EDT

Jonathan Dean Jr.
(1772-abt.1853)

Jonathan Dean, Jr., born c.1772 in New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY

"I suggest that you look at Searcy county, Arkansas, for Jonathan Dean (Jr), b. 1772 in New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY.; md. Mary (Cole?) on 15 Sept. 1794, Washington Co., VA, The family seems to have lived in Illinois for a few years then to Searcy county, Ark, around the late 1830s. The oldest child was Ebenezer Dean, I think he was. Jonathan Dean (Jr.) lived to be over eighty years. Several sons. Wanda Cole"

The following information is what I have forJonathon "Jack" Parker Dean.

1850 Census Searcy Co., Calf Creek Twshp, Arkansas
J.P. Dean age 21
Elizabeth 21
Martha P. 1
Nancy M / N. 5/12

1860 Census Newton Co., Polk Twshp; Arkansas
Jack P. Deane age 31
Elizabeth 31
Martha P. 12
Nancy N. 10
Richard 9
Martin P. 3
John M. 6
Marion W. 3/12

Re: Jonathan Parker "Jack" Dean, AR
on Dean Family Genealogy Forum
Posted by: Wanda Cole; Date: July 25, 2000 at 17:48:10
In Reply to: Jonathan Parker "Jack" Dean, AR by Belinda Merritt

Brother of John DEAN whose will was proven 1766 at Waywayanda
Excerpt of Will of John Dean
JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766

Except: Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2

Liber 25, p.357

Born 1793 Goshen, Oragne Co., NY
Married c.1818 to Henry Granis at Goshen, Orange Co., NY

Date: Sun, 04 Jul 1999 16:38:28 -0500
From: Tara van Brederode <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [DAINS-L] Julia Ann Dains
Hi-- This is my first posting...does anyone have any connections to Julia Ann Dains, b. 1793, who married Henry Grannis(s) between 1813 and 1814 in Goshen, Orange County, NY? I have lots of information on the Grannis side, but none on Dains at all! I would love to exchange information if you are interested!
Thanks--

Tara van B
MN
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Relative of Thomas A. Sayer
Born 28 Jul 1819, Orange, Orange Co., NY

Daughter of Solomon Dean

Solomon DEAN (1752-1787) ...in a Co. of engineers under Capt. Peter Mills, Col. Luther Baldwin...at Battle of Brandywine & surrender of Cornwallis. Born Hartford, CT; died 1787; m. Elizabeth BROWN.
son Reuben (1786-1845) m. 1807 Elizabeth DEVINE (1791-1868)
dau. Lydia (1813-1893) m. 1834 James DANSKIN

Married James Danskin 13 Nov 1834, Newburgh, Orange Co., NY

Daughter of (unknown) DAINS and Mary SWEEZEY [d/o David SWEEZEY & Elizabeth CLARK]
born about 1775 NY

www.sweezey.net
Family Group Sheet for Family F01291

Granddaughter of David Swezy (1718-1778)

DAVID SWEZY - Prct. of Goshen Orange Co Liber 33 Page 101
Will made 23 July 1778 Proved 13 May 1779
Wife: Elizabeth
Sons: David & Jonathan
Dau: Elizabeth Satterly
Granddaughter: Mary Dains
Executors: sons David and Jonathan
Witnesses: Noah Carpenter, Blacksmith; Bethiah Aldrig; Mehetable Hallock

JO111121 - Jonathan Owen b.1696 Southold, Suffolk, NY - d.1796 Mount Joy, Orange, NY
m(1) Bethia Terry
Jonathan Owen & Bethia had 5 children: Gershom Owen, James Owen, Nathaniel Owen, John Owen, Joshua Owen.

m(2) Mary Dains
Jonathan Owen & Mary DAINS had 6 children: Abagail Owen, Mary Owen, Bethia Tabity Owen, Hannah Owen, Margaret Owen, & Sarah Sally Owen. (Ancestral Records)

Daughter of William & Catharine Dean & Sister of John Dean of Waywayanda 1766

Excerpt of Will of John Dean
JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.13

Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2

Born abt. 1765 Orange Co., NY, female, died unknown
married 1784 to Nathan Mapes b. 16 Aug 1760 Orange Co., NY
Son: Julius Mapes b.1786 Orange Co., NY, died 1868 Orange Co., NY

Married Nathan MAPES (b.1760) [s/o Hendrik Henry MAPES Jr./Ruth RUMSEY]

Hendrik Henry MAPES jr. (Thomas, William, William, Thomas) b. 2 Apr 1738 in Tappan, Rockland Co., NY; d. Sep 1812 in Monroe, Orange Co., NY
m. Sep 1756 Ruth RUMSEY, b. 1734 in Suffolk, NY, daughter of Simon Rumsey and Phoebe Rose; d. 1800 in Orange Co, NY
14 known children including.....Nathan MAPES b. 14 Aug 1760, m. Mary DAINS.....

Married 9 Mar 1777 -- Mary DAINS to Silas HORTON, First Presbyterian Church, Goshen, Or. Co., NY

Wife of Mr. Laroe
Daughter of Jedediah Dean of New Paltz, Ulster Co.; his will dated 1781
Brother of Jedediah, Gideon, Isaac, Abraham, Elizabeth and Jenny.

JEDEDIAH DEAN Abstracts of Wills Vol IX 1777-1783 Page 288
"In the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Three distinct persons, but one God. I, JEDEDIAH DEAN, of the Precinct of New Paltz, Ulster County. I leave to my three sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, all my real estate, houses, and lands. I leave to my wife Ariontyea the use of all so long as she remains my widow, and if it should so happen that she shall marry another husband, then she shall only have the sum of œ14 yearly out of my estate. My estate is to be appraised by two men, one chosen by my three sons aforesaid and the other by my three daughters, and for every hundred pounds the estate shall be valued at my sons are to pay œ10. And I leave the same and all my household furniture to my son Abraham and my daughters, Jenny Ellsworth, Elizabeth Woolsey, and Mary Laroe. I leave to my two sons, Jonathan and Daniel, ten shillings, but no legacies are to be paid until three years after my wife's decease. It is also agreed by my wife that all the debts and legacies due me in this state or in the Jerseys are to be applied to pay my just debts. I make my sons, Gideon, Jedediah, and Isaac, executors."
Dated July 20, 1781. Witnesses, Dr. Benjamin Ely, Simon Doian, Andreas Dubois, Jr. Proved, November 17, 1781

"Looking for the parents of Polly (Mary) DEAN b. 1783 in Orange Co. NY, d. March 1857 in Colchester, Delaware Co. NY.  She married Joseph GEE in 1800 and their children were:  Benjamin, Betsy, William, Joseph, Sally, Mary, Angeline, and Hannah."

D. Kruse [email protected] 2/7/09

Daughter of Daniel Deen of Town of Cornwall 1815

"DANIEL DEEN of Town of Cornwall Liber F page 32
Will made Dec 19, 1815 Probated April 4, 1816
Wife-Abigail Deen Son-Daniel C. Deen
Daughters-Elizabeth Deen; Hannah, Mary, Phebe Deen
Executors-Abigail Deen, Daniel P. Carpenter, Henry Titus
Witnesses-Henry Rider, Joseph Southerland, Mary Chandler"

Daughter of Peter Dean of Town of Monroe 1815

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

Wife of Ebenezer Seeley
Son Josiah Seeley born 22 Sept. 1736

"Seeley, Josiah ***Father**Seeley , Ebenezer ***Mother***Dean , Mercy ***Birthdate***22 September 1736"

Ref ID: 633 Warwick Births from Online Genealogy Database, last updated 2004

http://www.refworks.com/refshare/?site=01002978336000000/1264529/217311129207295000

13 Brother of John Dean of Waywayanda 1766 25 p.357

Excerpt of Will of John Dean
JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, , p.13

Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2

Nicholas DEAN; 1775 Assessment Roll, Dist 5 (Wickham's Pond, Bellvale Valley, etc.), p.567

District No. 5 is described as comprising the territory in the vicinity of Wickham's Pond, including Bellvale Valley. The boundaries between this and the other Warwick district are not very clear from this testimony, as Bellvale is thus mentioned in each; but the Bellvale neighborhood was of considerable extent, and may have been divided by the line of the assessment districts.

.... 3 Nicholas Dean Abt. 1690 - 1772 b: Abt. 1690 in Jamaica, Queens County, NY d: February 1772 in Yonkers, Weschester County, NY
....... +Deborah Seaman Abt. 1696 - b: Abt. 1696 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY4 William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
.. ...4 William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
.......... +Catherine
.......... 5 John Dean
.......... 5 William Dean
.......... 5 Joseph Dean
.......... 5 Nicholas Dean
............. +Margaret Hatfield m: 1789
.......... 5 Mary Dean
............. +Richard Hughes m: 1789

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.143

Daughter of William Borland and Tabitha McNeal
Born
Married David Dains 06 December 1784 at 1st Presbyterian Church, Goshen, Orange Co., NY

Daughter of Daniel Deen of Town of Cornwall 1815

"DANIEL DEEN of Town of Cornwall Liber F page 32
Will made Dec 19, 1815 Probated April 4, 1816
Wife-Abigail Deen Son-Daniel C. Deen
Daughters-Elizabeth Deen; Hannah, Mary, Phebe Deen
Executors-Abigail Deen, Daniel P. Carpenter, Henry Titus
Witnesses-Henry Rider, Joseph Southerland, Mary Chandler"

Posted by Jeannie-ology

<[email protected]>

on Fri, 20 Feb 1998, at 1:32 p.m.

Born 25 Jul 1819
Died 24 Dec 1887
Buried Bethlehem Cemetery, Bethlehem, Orange Co., NY

Daughter of Peter Dean of Town of Monroe whose will was dated 1815

PETER DEAN of Town of Monroe Liber E page 282
Will made March 4, 1815; Probated March 10, 1815
Wife - Elizabeth Dean;
Sons-John and Gilbert;
Daughters - Mary, Rebecca, Amy
Executors - James Cromwell, Jr., John Dean (son)
Witnesses-James Cromwell, Charles Fannery, Joseph R. Andrews

Reuben Dean
(1786-1845)

Son of Solomon Dean (1752-1787)

DAR Lineage Books, v.82, p.150-151
Solomon DEAN (1752-1787) ...in a Co. of engineers under Capt. Peter Mills, Col. Luther Baldwin...at Battle of Brandywine & surrender of Cornwallis. Born Hartford, CT; died 1787; m. Elizabeth BROWN.
son Reuben (1786-1845) m. 1807 Elizabeth DEVINE (1791-1868)
dau. Lydia (1813-1893) m. 1834 James DANSKIN

Judi J

KA9FDV @ AOL

Samuel Nott, son of Rev. Artemas & Sarah Dean
died May 7 ----, 1 yr, 11 mos., 2 days

Samuel Nott, son of Rev. Artemas & Sarah Dean
Born abt 1815 Orange County, NY
Died abt 7 Ma 1817 Orange Co., NY

born 25 Nov 1821, Cornwall, Orange Co., NY
relative of Heber C. Loveland

Solomon DEAN
(1752-1787)

Son of Moses Dean (abt 1726 England - Hartford, CT)
Born abt 1752 Hartford, CT
Died 1787 Newburgh, Orange Co., NY
married Elizabeth Brown (1752-1806) at Newburgh abt. 1748 or 1777

Father of John Dean of Waywayanda 1766 Liber 25 p.357
Excerpt of Will of John Dean
JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, p.13

Excerpt: Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2

Married Catherine; son John died 1766 at Waywayanda, a precinct of Goshen; other kids by 1766 were Wm., Jos., Nicholas & Mary

.... 3 Nicholas Dean Abt. 1690 - 1772 b: Abt. 1690 in Jamaica, Queens County, NY d: February 1772 in Yonkers, Weschester County, NY
....... +Deborah Seaman Abt. 1696 - b: Abt. 1696 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY4 William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
.. ...4 William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
.......... +Catherine
.......... 5 John Dean
.......... 5 William Dean
.......... 5 Joseph Dean
.......... 5 Nicholas Dean
............. +Margaret Hatfield m: 1789
.......... 5 Mary Dean
............. +Richard Hughes m: 1789

William Dean Jr.

Son William and Catharine Dean
Brother of John Dean of Waywayanda 1766 [25 p.357]

Excerpt of Will of John Dean
JOHN DEAN - Vol.7, p.35, 1898: I, John Dean, of Waywayanda, in prect. of Goshen, Orange Co., being weakin body, leave all my estate, real and personal, to my father, Wm. Dean & my mother Catharine Dean & to my bros. Wm., Jos. & Nicholas & to sister, Mary Dean. My negroes are to be free & my exrs are to clear the precinct of all charge for them. My 3 negroes are to have each 100 pounds. Exrs: friends Richard Edwall & Sam'l Edsall. Wit: David McCalmly, John Edsall & John McCarnly. Proven Nov 22, 1766

"Early Orange County Wills, two volumes in 0ne, 1731-1830,” Orange County Genealogical Society, Goshen, NY; LDS Fiche 6117875, Early Wills: p.13

Orange County Genealogy Newsletter Vol.8, #2

William Dean Jr.

1. Samuel Deane Abt.1630 England, d: 8Aug 1707 Jamaica, Queens Co., NY
...2. Jonathan Deane Abt. 1658 - Abt. 1718 b: Abt. 1658 in Jamaica, Queens County, NY d: Abt. October 01, 1718 in Jamaica, Queens County, NY
...... +Margaret (?Sneathen) Abt. 1660 - Unknown b: Abt. 1660 d: Unknown m: Abt. 1683
.......... 3. Nicholas Dean Abt. 1690 - 1772 b: Abt. 1690 in Jamaica, Queens County, NY d: February 1772 in Yonkers, Weschester County, NY
.......... +Deborah Seaman Abt. 1696 - b: Abt. 1696 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY4 William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
...............4. William Dean Abt. 1724 - Unknown b: Abt. 1724 in Eastchester, NY d: Unknown
.............. +Catherine
................... 5. John Dean [This appears to be the John of Waywaanda, who left will dated 1766]
................... 5. William Dean
................... 5. Joseph Dean
................... 5. Nicholas Dean
....................... +Margaret Hatfield m: 1789
................... 5. Mary Dean
...................... +Richard Hughes m: 1789

a William Dean was living in Wallkill Precinct. as early as 1767

NAMES 0F PERSONS ON THE TOWN RECORD AS EARLY AS 1767....William Borland, Charles Borland, John McNeal & William Dean...

William Henry Dains
(1817-18??)

Still need to check

Village and Town of Newburgh Records 1803-1838
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Bridge/3962/1803/name_c-d.htm#DDAR Lineage Books for Rev. War vet's families

My remainder of my Orange Co. notes