Peter Angevine was a son of Peter Angevine and Abigail Purdy Angevine, grandson of John Angevine and Phebe Fowler Angevine, Jacob Purdy and Abigail Smith Purdy of White Plains.
The home of his grandfather Jacob Purdy served as George Washington's headquarters during the Battle of White Plains and is still standing.
His great-grandparents Louis (Lewis) Angevine and Esther Sicard leased the Angevine Farm in Scarsdale Manor, held by the family as tenants of the Heathcoats and DeLanceys for over 100 years and later known as the home of James Fenimore Cooper.
Peter Angevine was a grocer in New York City. Some give his death date as 1834.
He married Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine, a sister of Angevine Beekman and later the wife of Horace Bartlett who is buried with her at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown. She was a daughter of Gerard Beekman V and Elizabeth Adams Beekman, granddaughter of Gerard G. Beekman IV and Cornelia Van Cortlandt Beekman.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine was a lineal descendant of the Van Cortlandt, Van Schuyler, Livingston, and other historic New York families, as well as the landed Scots families of Clan Fleming, Hamilton of Raploch and Weir of Blackwood in Lanarkshire.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine Bartlett and Horace Bartlett were the parents of George H. Bartlett.
The home of his grandfather Jacob Purdy served as George Washington's headquarters during the Battle of White Plains and is still standing.
His great-grandparents Louis (Lewis) Angevine and Esther Sicard leased the Angevine Farm in Scarsdale Manor, held by the family as tenants of the Heathcoats and DeLanceys for over 100 years and later known as the home of James Fenimore Cooper.
Peter Angevine was a grocer in New York City. Some give his death date as 1834.
He married Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine, a sister of Angevine Beekman and later the wife of Horace Bartlett who is buried with her at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown. She was a daughter of Gerard Beekman V and Elizabeth Adams Beekman, granddaughter of Gerard G. Beekman IV and Cornelia Van Cortlandt Beekman.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine was a lineal descendant of the Van Cortlandt, Van Schuyler, Livingston, and other historic New York families, as well as the landed Scots families of Clan Fleming, Hamilton of Raploch and Weir of Blackwood in Lanarkshire.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine Bartlett and Horace Bartlett were the parents of George H. Bartlett.
Peter Angevine was a son of Peter Angevine and Abigail Purdy Angevine, grandson of John Angevine and Phebe Fowler Angevine, Jacob Purdy and Abigail Smith Purdy of White Plains.
The home of his grandfather Jacob Purdy served as George Washington's headquarters during the Battle of White Plains and is still standing.
His great-grandparents Louis (Lewis) Angevine and Esther Sicard leased the Angevine Farm in Scarsdale Manor, held by the family as tenants of the Heathcoats and DeLanceys for over 100 years and later known as the home of James Fenimore Cooper.
Peter Angevine was a grocer in New York City. Some give his death date as 1834.
He married Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine, a sister of Angevine Beekman and later the wife of Horace Bartlett who is buried with her at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown. She was a daughter of Gerard Beekman V and Elizabeth Adams Beekman, granddaughter of Gerard G. Beekman IV and Cornelia Van Cortlandt Beekman.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine was a lineal descendant of the Van Cortlandt, Van Schuyler, Livingston, and other historic New York families, as well as the landed Scots families of Clan Fleming, Hamilton of Raploch and Weir of Blackwood in Lanarkshire.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine Bartlett and Horace Bartlett were the parents of George H. Bartlett.
The home of his grandfather Jacob Purdy served as George Washington's headquarters during the Battle of White Plains and is still standing.
His great-grandparents Louis (Lewis) Angevine and Esther Sicard leased the Angevine Farm in Scarsdale Manor, held by the family as tenants of the Heathcoats and DeLanceys for over 100 years and later known as the home of James Fenimore Cooper.
Peter Angevine was a grocer in New York City. Some give his death date as 1834.
He married Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine, a sister of Angevine Beekman and later the wife of Horace Bartlett who is buried with her at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown. She was a daughter of Gerard Beekman V and Elizabeth Adams Beekman, granddaughter of Gerard G. Beekman IV and Cornelia Van Cortlandt Beekman.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine was a lineal descendant of the Van Cortlandt, Van Schuyler, Livingston, and other historic New York families, as well as the landed Scots families of Clan Fleming, Hamilton of Raploch and Weir of Blackwood in Lanarkshire.
Catherine Clinton Beekman Angevine Bartlett and Horace Bartlett were the parents of George H. Bartlett.
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