Lt. Col. Stephen Jeremiah Hogeboom

Stephen Jeremiah Hogeboom, was born on August 16, 1744, to Jeremiah Pieter Hogeboom and Jannetje VanAllen.

Jeremiah was married to Heletje Muller and was among earliest and influential members of the Claverack settlement. During the American Revolution he was a Lieut. Col. in the 9th Albany County regiment under his cousin, Col. Peter VanNess. Stephen was one of the most prominent jurists of the day and an ardent patriot. Records show that he and his brother-in-law, Thomas Storm, presented a sloop of flour to the Contenental Army in 1776.

Stephen was active in area politics serving as Claverack’s town supervisor in the late 1780’s, and ex officio on the county’s Board of Supervisors. He was in the state legislature as both an assemblyman and state senator. His son, Killian, was in charge of the post-office station in Claverack after the Revolution.

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• Daughters of American Revolution Ancestor #: A056492
• Service: NEW YORK Rank: LIEUTENANT COLONEL
• Birth: 16 Aug 1744 CLAVERACK NEW YORK
• Death: 2 Apr 1814 CLAVERACK NEW YORK
• Service Description: 1) 9TH REGT,ALBANY CO,MIL,2ND CLAVERACK, 2) BATT,COL PETER VAN NESS

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