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Swamp Lutheran Church burials, baptisms, marriages 18th century

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Rosina Eppley (deceased)
Jacob A. Eppley (1763 - d.)
Birth Sep 19 1763 Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States Christening Sep 25 1763 Lutheran Church,New York,New York,New York (The Old Swamp Church at Frankford and William Sts) Death July 31 ...
Anna Margareta Anderson (1785 - 1863)
Name: Anna Margareta Kling Gender: Female Record Type: Baptism Birth Date: 11 Oct 1785 Baptism Date: 30 Oct 1785 Baptism Place: New York City, All Boroughs, New York, USA Father: Heinrich Kling Mother:...
Jacob Klinck (deceased)
~• naturalized as a carman 23 Apr. 1765 U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 New York New York City New York City Lutheran, Vol II, Book 86 page 31 = witness to baptism of...
Andries Van Boskerke (1659 - c.1733)
He and Jannetje were originally buried at Constable's Hook, Bayonne, NJ, but J.D. Rockefeller bought the property and moved some of the graves to the Moravian Cemetery in Staten Island, NY. Baptism L...

1704-1775 U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 New York City Lutheran, Vol III, Book 87
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- in a somewhat confusing manner, there are additions out of the date range at the very end for the year 1738
- page 503 through 529
1774-1804 burials continue on page No. 403 of U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 ; Baptisms NY Lutherans, Vol 2, Book 86 (Jan 30, 1774 through Feb 10, 1804)
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- page 205 of 254

Note: at the outset, any person once in the congregation is added here regardless of whether there is a known record of burial

Some extracts

1747: 267 of 276 refers to "a vault at our cemetery" ; also "our cemetery at Hackensack" ; "an illegit. mullatto child" (miscegenation)
1747: 268 of 276 speaks of alternatively "in our church" & "in our cemetery"

18TH CENTURY PASTORS