COL Jonathan Hasbrouck

Birth: Apr. 12, 1722 Kingston Ulster County New York, USA Death: Jul. 31, 1780 Newburgh Orange County New York, USA

According to The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 17-18, Jonathan married Tryntje DuBois and they had five children: Cornelius, Isaac, Jonathan Jr., Rachel and Mary. His Homestead is the Washington Headquarters, now owned by the State of New York. According to Old Vlster: An Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Volume 6 In April, 1782 General Washington made his head-quarters in the Hasbrouck House in Newburgh, - the most famous of all Washington's head-quarters

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Parents:

 Joseph Hasbrouck (1684 - 1724)

 Elsje Schoonmaker Hasbrouck (1685 - 1764)

Siblings:

 Abraham Hasbrouck (1707 - 1791)*

 Sarah Hasbrouck Oosterhoudt (1709 - 1780)*

 Petronella Hasbrouck LeFevre (1710 - 1774)*

 Rachel Hasbrouck Eltinge (1715 - 1756)*

 Jacob Hasbrouck (1717 - 1802)*

Burial: Hasbrouck Homestead Newburgh Orange County New York, USA Plot: He was buried between his house and the North River Find A Grave Memorial# 173826756

https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=173826756

http://blogs.hudsonvalley.com/hudson-valley-history/2017/02/22/eli-...

"...the last child was Jonathan Hasbrouck born in 1722. Jonathan Hasbrouck’s mother Elsie purchased property in what is today Newburgh, New York in 1749. Jonathan would not only enlarge the stone home that was already on the property, but spent a lifetime acquiring property. By 1767, he was listed on tax records as one the wealthiest individuals in Newburgh. He married Tryntje DuBois in 1751, and the newlyweds moved to Newburgh. They had several children; Joseph, Mary, Rachel, Cornelius, Jonathan, Isaac and Abraham." "Isaac was born on September 23, 1761. It was Isaac who eventually took possession of the fieldstone home of his father. Roughly four years after his father’s death, in 1784, Isaac married Hannah Birdsall. The couple would have five children Jonathan III (1785), Sarah (1788), Israel (1789), Rachel (1793), Eli (1796), and Mary (1799)."