Frederick Simon van Patten

SIMON, son of Nicolaas, m. Jannetje, dau. of Hendrick Vrooman, January 27, 1749/50. Ch. bp: Nicolaas, Oct. 21, 1750; Hendrick, April 2, 1753; Adam, Jan. 2, 1757; Frederic, Jan. 20, 1760; Engeltie, July 1, 1764; Rebecca, Oct. 9, 1768, m. John Bradford; Eva, b. April 1, 1771, m. Jacob C. Mebie.

SIMON, son of Frederic, m. Maria, dau. of Jan Baptist Wendell. Ch. bp: Frederic, Jan. 17, 1779; Jacomyntje, Aug. 19, 1781; Jan Baptist, April 26, 1784. Ch. b: Elisabeth, Aug. 30, 1786;

JBW note: Which Frederic, son of Simon married Alida Fairly and Sally Bartlett?

FREDERIC, son of Simon, m. first, Alida, dau. of John Fairly; she d. between Sept. 19, 1792 and Feb. 3, 1793; and he m. secondly, Sally Bartlett. Ch. b: Engeltie, bp. Oct. 10, 1784; Elisabeth, b. Aug. 5, 1786; Symon, Dec. 11, 1788; Esther, Oct. 17, 1790; Alida Fairly, Sept. 19, 1792; Jemima, Aug. 31, 1805.

Schenectady History

His burial was most likely in the Old Van Patten Cemetery on Barhydt Rd., Glenville, NY or the First Reformed Dutch Churchyard in Glenville. His gravestone has not been found. According to grandson, Harmon, Frederick's father "Simon F Van Patten was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and himself and wife assisted in throwing overboard the objectionable cargo of tea into Boston Harbor"! He married Sally Bartlett August 29, 1801 in Florida, Minaville, Montgomery County, NY.

His burial was most likely in the Old Van Patten Cemetery on Barhydt Rd., Glenville, NY or the First Reformed Dutch Churchyard in Glenville. His gravestone has not been found. According to grandson, Harmon, Frederick's father "Simon F Van Patten was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and himself and wife assisted in throwing overboard the objectionable cargo of tea into Boston Harbor"! He married Sally Bartlett August 29, 1801 in Florida, Minaville, Montgomery County, NY.

Note: Third Great Grandfather

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jun 13 2018, 12:10:49 UTC