Descendants of Philippe du Trieux
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| Abraham Van Antwerp was the son of Pieter Danielse Van Antwerp and Engeltie Mebie. Abraham Van Antwerp was born on 12 November 1725. He married Margarita Kaljer. |
| Jan Viele married an unknown person. |
| Philip Truax was the son of Abraham du Trieux and Hestor ?. |
| Lena Freligh? was born on 21 January 1783.1 She married Andries Truax, son of Andries Bratt Truax and Catalyntje Wyngaard, on 31 August 1803 at Schenectady, NY.1 |
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Benjamin B. Trueax was the son of LaRue Jacob Truax and Rebecca Abigail Stillwell.
Benjamin B. Trueax was born on 25 November 1731 at Monmouth Co., NJ.1
He married Perthenia Pittman, daughter of William Pittman and Hannah Kimble, on 26 January 1761 at Monmouth Co., NJ.2
Benjamin B. Trueax died on 10 May 1801 at Fulton Co., PA.
He moved to Bedford Co., PA circa 1764. He served in the American Revolution. |
| Cornelis Truax was the son of William Truax and Susannah Pew. Cornelis Truax was born circa 1745.1 He married Alatje Luister. |
| Elizabeth Truax was the daughter of William Truax and Susannah Pew. |
| Elsje ? married Janse Ver Kerken. |
| Janse Ver Kerken married Elsje ?. |
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Perthenia Pittman was the daughter of William Pittman and Hannah Kimble.
Perthenia Pittman was born on 16 March 1741/42 at Burlington Co., NJ.2
She married Benjamin B. Trueax, son of LaRue Jacob Truax and Rebecca Abigail Stillwell, on 26 January 1761 at Monmouth Co., NJ.3
Perthenia Pittman died on 31 October 1781 at Bedford Co., PA.
Perthenia Pittman was also known as Bethenia Pittman. |
| Hugh Newell was the son of Robert Newell and Ellen ?. Hugh Newell was born on 22 May 1743 at Co. Down, Ireland. He married Elizabeth Truax, daughter of Samuel Truax and Elizabeth Walton. Hugh Newell died on 28 September 1816 at Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ. |
| James H. Newell was the son of Hugh Newell and Elizabeth Truax. James H. Newell was born on 13 March 1788. He married Eliza Dessausure Hawkinson. |
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George Truax was the son of Jacob Truax and Catherine Dochsteder.
George Truax was born on 7 June 1778 at Albany, NY.3,2
He married Anne Magee before 1801.
George Truax married Mary Minorgan between 1821 and 1828.
His descendants claim that he was a United Empire Loyalist, but he would have been too young - perhaps his father was? George Truax signed declaration as an alien to visit parents in St. Johns, QC, stating his age as 16 on 16 September 1794. He was a blacksmith. He served served in the War of 1812 as a sergeant in the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada for two years. He was discharged on March 24th, 1815. His discharge papers state that he was born in Albany, and his age was 37 years, which would put his year of birth at about 1778. (Oral history from the family of Bev Truax claims that this George was the son of Jacob Truax and Catherine Dochsteder, and this is verified by the recently discovered record of midwife Mary Stevens. The connection still isn't 100%, since all this proves is that both Georges were born in 1778, but given the oral history I would say that it is reasonably certain.). |
| Jacob Truax was the son of Jacob Truax. |
| Magdalen Truax was the daughter of Jacob Truax. |
| John Truax was the son of Jacob Truax. |
| Lawrence Schoolcraft was the son of Johannes Schoolcraft and Maria Truax. Lawrence Schoolcraft was born on 29 September 1788.3 |
| Catherine Truax was the daughter of George Truax and Anne Magee. Catherine Truax was born on 2 September 1811 at Cornwall, Glengarry Co., ON. She died before 1828. |
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Anne Magee married George Truax, son of Jacob Truax and Catherine Dochsteder, before 1801.
Anne Magee was also known as Nancy Anne Magee. |
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George Truax was the son of George Truax and Anne Magee.
George Truax was born on 2 March 1801 at Cornwall, Glengarry Co., ON.
He was baptized on 26 April 1801 at Cornwall, Glengarry Co., ON.
He married Elizabeth Briggs on 22 January 1825 at Franklin, VT.2
George Truax died on 1 May 1879 at Swanton, VT.3
He was a blacksmith.4 |
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Robert Truax was the son of George Truax and Anne Magee.
Robert Truax was baptized on 15 February 1806 at Cornwall, Glengarry Co., ON.
He married Jane McPhee.
Robert Truax lived at Finch, ON, in 1823 then in Lewisville, NY a year later. |
| Jacob Truax was the son of George Truax and Anne Magee. Jacob Truax was baptized on 25 February 1806 at Cornwall, ON. |
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Jean Truax was the daughter of George Truax and Anne Magee.
Jean Truax was born circa 17 June 1807 at Cornwall, ON.
She married David Harrison on 28 December 1824 at Cornwall, ON.1
Jean Truax was also known as Jane Truax. |
| Isaac Truax was the son of George Truax and Anne Magee. Isaac Truax was born on 3 March 1809 at Cornwall, Glengarry Co., ON. He married Isabella Carter. Isaac Truax died on 12 January 1883 at Waverley, Medonte Twp., Simcoe Co., ON.2 He was buried at St. John's Anglican, Waverly, ON. |
| Henry Truax was the son of George Truax and Anne Magee. Henry Truax was born on 1 August 1821 at Cornwall, ON. |
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Mary Minorgan married George Truax, son of Jacob Truax and Catherine Dochsteder, between 1821 and 1828.
Mary Minorgan was also known as Mary Ann Minorgan. |
| Catherine Truax was the daughter of George Truax and Mary Minorgan. Catherine Truax was born on 23 June 1828. |
| Jacob Truax was the son of George Truax and Mary Minorgan. Jacob Truax was born on 4 June 1831 at Cornwall, ON. |
| Elizabeth Truax was the daughter of George Truax and Mary Minorgan. Elizabeth Truax was born on 11 September 1832 at Cornwall, ON. She married Peter Grant. |
| Pieter Ouderkirk married Machtelt Heemstraat. |
| Machtelt Heemstraat married Pieter Ouderkirk. |
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Abram Truax was the son of Harmanus Truax and Dorothea Larroway.
Abram Truax was born on 28 January 1799 at Ontario.2
He married Hannah Whitcomb circa 1821.3
Abram Truax died on 13 November 1874 at Lexington, MI.3
Abram Truax was also known as Brummy Truax. From Leonard H. Vincent Memoirs: Abram Truax was born in Lower Canada, January 28, 1799 (about ten months before the death of George Washington). He was a brother-in-law of Grandfather (Stephen I) who married his sister Dorothy. By the members of the Steve Vincent family, he and his wife were known as "Uncle Brum" or "Brummy" and "Aunt Hannah," while to his family Stephen Vincentand his wife were known as "Uncle Steve" and "Aunt Dolly". A history of him and his family would run current with that of Stephen Vincent and family. They associated together more or less. The story runs that once upon a time these two chums were out hunting with Phillip and Albion Vincent, sons of Stephen, and Alf Truax, son of Abram. They shot a deer on the other side of Black River and the two old men stripped off their clothes and swam the river to get it. When they got to it, the deer being only wounded, jumped up and ran. "Throw my gun over here," said Steve excitedly to his sons on the other side of the river. "Where'll you have it?" said Phil, catching up the gun as if to throw it. It probably would have landed in the middle of the river had he thrown it. But quickly changing his mind, the two nude hunters took after the deer which being badly hurt was soon overhauled and Steve got astride of its neck and held its head while Brummy got a club to beat it to death. At the crucial moment, the deer ducked its head and Steve received the blow across the naked arms. "Gol Dum you Brum! What'd you do that for?" said Steve, dancing with pain. "Gar, Steve, I didn't mean to do that," said Brummy. This comedy was of course hugely enjoyed by the younger fellows on the other bank of the river. But the deer was overhauled again and killed. When towing the deer back across the river they suddenly got into water which was too deep for Brummy's inches and his excited conversation was suddenly interrupted and succeeded by a succession of bubblings. This incident occasioned much mirth among the younger folks. But they got the deer and no doubt enjoyed the venison steak. Both of the actors in this little drama made their exit from the theatre of this life so shortly after I entered it that I have no recollection of either, though I well remember the wives of both, one of whom was my Grandmother. |
| Caterina Van Petten was the daughter of Nicolaas Van Petten. Caterina Van Petten was born on 1 February 1724/25. She married Arent A. Vedder. |
| Johannes Van Petten was the son of Nicolaas Van Petten. Johannes Van Petten was born on 29 April 1739. He married Neeltje Vedder, daughter of Simon Vedder and Maria Truax. |
| Neeltje Vedder was the daughter of Simon Vedder and Maria Truax. Neeltje Vedder was born before 6 December 1741. She married Johannes Van Petten, son of Nicolaas Van Petten. |
| John Clow was born in 1740. |
| Jacob de Reimer was born on 19 August 1734. He married Catherine Van Nuis. Jacob de Reimer died on 21 December 1812. |
| Catherine Van Nuis married Jacob de Reimer. |
| James de Reimer was the son of Jacob de Reimer and Catherine Van Nuis. James de Reimer was born in 1778. He died in 1842. |
| Elizabeth de Reimer was the daughter of Jacob de Reimer and Catherine Van Nuis. Elizabeth de Reimer was born in 1787. She died in 1861. |
| Nancy de Reimer was the daughter of Jacob de Reimer and Catherine Van Nuis. Nancy de Reimer was born in 1789. She died in 1869. |
| Peter de Reimer was the son of Jacob de Reimer and Catherine Van Nuis. Peter de Reimer was born in 1773. He died in 1821. |
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Margarita Kittle married Dirk Jochemse van der Hayden.
Margarita Kittle was also known as Margarita Keteluyn. |
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George Truax was the son of Jacob Truax.
(could this be the unplaced George of Vol.III, Ch.4?). |
| Henrich Ervet married Elizabeth Truax, daughter of Willem Truax and Elizabeth Zeybel, on 27 October 1783 at Schoharie, NY.1 |
| Philip Ervet was the son of Henrich Ervet and Elizabeth Truax. Philip Ervet was born on 4 April 1785 at Schoharie, NY. |
| Annatge Ervet was the daughter of Henrich Ervet and Elizabeth Truax. Annatge Ervet was born on 5 April 1788 at Schoharie, NY. |
| Pieter Zeeh was the son of Joost Zeeh. Pieter Zeeh married Anna Truax, daughter of Willem Truax and Elizabeth Zeybel, on 4 January 1791 at Schoharie, NY.1 |
| Joost Zeeh married an unknown person. |
| Elizabeth Zeh was the daughter of Pieter Zeeh and Anna Truax. Elizabeth Zeh was born on 24 September 1793. |
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