Deborah Hallock Aldrich

Jacob married Mary Youngs Abt 1808, , Suffolk, New York, United States. Mary (daughter of Rufus Youngs and Mehitable Tuthill) was born 1784, Aquebogue, Suffolk, New York, United States; died , Dingmans Ferry. Pike, Pennsylvania, United States; was buried , Milford Cemetery, Milford, Pike, Pennsylvania, United States. [Group Sheet]

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WILL AND ESTATE

Abstracts of wills, recorded at Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York, Van Buren, Elizabeth R, Vol. 4 (Book E-G, 1823-1839) FHL Film 860327.

"Jacob Aldrich, of Southold, 13 Sep 1837. Use of realty to wife Jemima for widowhood. Legacies to: daughter Harriet, wife of David Hallock, and her son Thomas; to grandchildren: Henry Aldrich and Hermon, Zachariah, Jr. and Hannah Hallock; to Deborah, Sophronia and Ann-Maria Aldrich. To grandson John Y. Aldrich "the farm where I now live and that bought of Joshua Aldrich." Also part to grandson Samuel B. Aldrich. Balance to wife, daughter Hannah and said grandsons.

Exts: David Warner, of Riverhead; said John Y. Aldrich, of Southold. Wits: Nathaniel Warner, of Riverhead, David Williamson, of Southold.

Proof names heirs: Hannah, wife of Rogers Aldrich; Sophronia, wife of Henry Brandt, of New York; Deborah, wife of William Edwards, of Wantage, N. J.; Micah C. and Adna T. Aldrich, of Dingmore, Pike County, Penn; and Ann-Maria Aldrich, minor; Henry T. Penny, guardian. Pro: 3 Dec 1840 and 12 Jan 1841. pp 311-315. File 3149."

None of his three children are named, because they all pre-deceased him.

I don't see a relationship to any of the witnesses, probably neighbors.

All grandchildren named above accounted for.

Herman, Zachariah and Hannah Hallock are children of Zachariah and Mary (Aldrich) Hallock.

Henry, Sophronia, and Ann Marie Aldrich are children of James Owen and Harmony (Howell) Aldrich.

John Youngs Aldrich, Deborah Hallock Aldrich, Micah O, Charles and Adney Aldrich are all children of Jacob and Mary (Owen) Aldrich.

Harriet is a daughter of Jacob (the maker) and second wife Jemima (Cleaves) Aldrich.

Bio by Norris Taylor.

Family links:
Parents:
Jacob Aldrich (1723 - 1806)

Spouses:
Mary Owen Aldrich (1757 - 1800)*
Jemima Cleaves Aldrich (1766 - 1841)*

Children:
Mary Aldrich Hallock (1783 - 1809)*
Jacob Aldrich (1787 - 1829)*
James Owen Aldrich (1789 - 1828)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:
86y

Jacob married Mary Owen 21 Nov 1782, Mattituck, Suffolk, New York, United States. Mary was born 1757, Wading River Cemetery, Wading River, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 31 Jul 1800, Mattituck, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Old Bethany Cemetery, Mattituck, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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"He (Rufus Youngs) was a carpenter and a cabinet maker, and resided on the North Road, Riverhead, LI. He was a devout man, and given to saying a long grace at table, during which his wife would walk around and pat their numerous children on the head to keep them quiet. His will, 16 Feb, 1828, names wife Mehetable, sons Rufus, Noah, and John." Youngs Genealogy, pg 132

Died at age 80

Rufus married Mehitable Tuthill 15 Oct 1778, Mattituck-Aquebogue Parish, Mattituck, Suffolk, New York, United States. Mehitable (daughter of Nathan Tuthill and Mary Tuthill) was born Cal 1759, Southold, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 20 May 1830, Aquebogue, Suffolk, New York, United States; was buried , Old Steeple Cemetery, Aquebogue, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Born in Southold or Aquebogue?

Mehetabel (or Mehitable, Mehetable, etc This stone has Mehettible) Tuthill was the daughter of Nathan and Mary (Tuthill) Tuthill.

She has two Tuthill lines of descent - one from each parent. Her paternal line of descent is: Mehetabel-6, Nathan-5, John-4, John-3, John-2, Henry-1 Tuthill, the immigrant. Her maternal line of descent is: Mehetabel-5, Mary-4, Daniel-3, John-2, Henry-1 Tuthill, the immigrant.

Died at age 70

Jacob married Mary Sandiforth 19 Aug 1747, Southold, Suffolk, New York, United States. Mary was born 1724, Southold, Suffolk, New York, United States; died 1761, Mattituck, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Daniel-4 Youngs was the youngest son of Christopher-3 and Elizabeth (Moore) Youngs. His line of descent was Daniel-4, Christopher-3, Christopher-2, Rev John-1 Youngs, the immigrant.

He married Mary Penny on Oct 16, 1732, in Aquebogue, Long Island, NY. (Salmon Records) She was probably the daughter of Edward and Katherine (____) Penny.

They had nine children, eight of which survived to adulthood: Mary md Micah Wells, Elizabeth md Ezekiel Petty, Rachel md Daniel Terry, Daniel md Abiah Swezey, Abigail md Henry Terry, Rufus md Mehetabel Tuthill, Katherine died young, Nathan md Mary Terry, and Hannah md Zachariah Hallock.

Pioneers of Riverhead Sketch, 1987, Virginia Wines, pg 82: ""Danie Youngs" (1712-1755), the brother of Christopher (1700-1786) on the church account, resided on the Youngs farm south of the Country Road, and opposite the south end of Tuthill's Path at Jamesport. He married Oct 16, 1732, Mary Penny, probably the daughter of Edward and Katherine Penny. Daniel died January 18, 1755, and was buried at Jamesport. Daniel's will dated January 6, 1755, and proved February 6, 1755, states that he is living on the part of his farm he bought of his brother Christopher. The will mentions six daughters, three sons, and an unnamed infant, who was the youngest daughter Hannah born in 1754. Hannah married Capt. Zachariah Hallock (1749-1820) in 1771.:

WILL OF DANIEL YOUNGS

Page 211.--In the name of God, Amen, January 6, 1755. I, DANIEL YOUNGS, of Southold, being very sick, I leave to my wife Mary all my movable estate of every kind for the bringing up of my children, and what is left is to be divided among my 6 daughters, Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Abigail, Catharine, "and the infant child." I also give to my wife the west room in my dwelling house, and the chamber and bedroom belonging to the same, so long as she remains my widow, and no longer, And my wife shall have the whole improvement of all my lands and meadows and buildings for her more comfortable support until my son Daniel is 21, and then the improvement of 1/2. I leave to my oldest son Daniel all my lands and meadows (except as above), and he shall pay to my two sons, Rufus and Nathan, œ75 each when of age. But if he refuses to pay them, they shall have all that part of my farm where I now live, which I bought of my brother, Christopher Youngs, and also my meadow at Saw Mill creek. I make my wife Mary and my brother, Christopher Youngs, executors.

Witnesses, Daniel Tuthill, Joseph Hinchman, Physician, Daniel Wells. Proved, February 6, 1755, before William Throop, Surrogate. Abstracts of Wills Vol V 1754-1760 Pg 54

Daniel married Mary Penny 16 Oct 1732, Aquebogue, Suffolk, New York, United Staes. Mary (daughter of Edward Penny and Katherine Gunlham) was born 13 Apr 1718, Southold, Suffolk, New York, United Staes; died 8 Jun 1798, Jamesport, Suffolk, New York, United Staes; was buried , Jamesport Cemetery, Jamesport, Suffolk, New York, United Staes. [Group Sheet]

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?[Penny file 4-29-02.GED]

'This Mary may have married Oct 16, 1732 Daniel Young and been the mother of Rev. Daniel Young of Aquebogue. The widow of Daniel (1712-1755) died June 8, at the age of 81 and it seems likely that she was the infant Mary baptized in 1718.'
Virginia Wines, Pioneers of Riverhead Town, p.30-1.

Pioneers of Riverhead Town:
Virginia Wines, 1987

Pg 82: ""Danie Youngs" (1712-1755), the brother of Christopher (1700-1786) on the church account, resided on the Youngs farm south of the Country Road, and opposite the south end of Tuthill's Path at Jamesport. He married Oct 16, 1732, Mary Penny, probably the daughter of Edward and Katherine Penny.

Nathan married Mary Tuthill. Mary (daughter of Deacon Daniel Tuthill and Mehitable Horton) was born 30 Jun 1721, Orient, Suffolk, New York, United States; died Oct 1768, Northville, Suffolk, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]