Catherine Livingston Stuyvesant

~• quoting form source: "Three Earliest Buildings Now Standing on page 2"

Three important buildings stand from the Iifetime of Petrus Stuyvesant.
St. Mark's Church 1795-1799, for which he gave the Iand and & £800 towards its construction, and No. 21 Stuyvesant Street, 1803-1804, the home of his daughter Elizabeth Stuyvesant and her husband Nicholas Fish. These two buildings have already been designated as landmarks by the Landmarks Preservation Commission and are covered in separate reports.
The third building is No. 44 Stuyvesant Street, shown
on the Bridges map as a free standing house at the then southWEST corner of
Stuyvesant and Judith Streets, opposite St. Mark's Church on the then northeastcorner.
This house was erected in 1795 for Nicholas William Stuyvesant, who married
Catherine Livingston Reade, January 31, 1795. They Iivcd in this house for twenty-three years until the death of his mother in 1818, when they moved into the 'Bowery House' . "