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CPT John Jacob “Jan” Buckhout

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CPT John Jacob “Jan” Buckhout

Birth
Irvington, Westchester County, New York, USA
Death
10 Apr 1785 (aged 102)
Irvington, Westchester County, New York, USA
Burial
Sleepy Hollow, Westchester County, New York, USA GPS-Latitude: 41.0907389, Longitude: -73.8619167
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Husband of Mary. whose name is added at the bottom of the stone. According to the monument he left 240 descendants when he died.He was the son of Peter and Lysbeth Papen. Baptized in Dutch Reformed Church on Aug 18 1683. Spouses were Maria Bancker with which he had 16 children, then Deborah with no children. Bancker or Banker Families of America by Howard James Banker dated 1909.

John lived his entire life in Philipsburg, Westchester County, NY, which is now renamed Irvington.

Contributed by Anonymous (#47112221).
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This John is the son of Matthys Janszen Boeckhout, not Pieter (Peter) Boeckhout.

Contributor: Mary Saltzman (49764408)
Husband of Mary. whose name is added at the bottom of the stone. According to the monument he left 240 descendants when he died.He was the son of Peter and Lysbeth Papen. Baptized in Dutch Reformed Church on Aug 18 1683. Spouses were Maria Bancker with which he had 16 children, then Deborah with no children. Bancker or Banker Families of America by Howard James Banker dated 1909.

John lived his entire life in Philipsburg, Westchester County, NY, which is now renamed Irvington.

Contributed by Anonymous (#47112221).
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This John is the son of Matthys Janszen Boeckhout, not Pieter (Peter) Boeckhout.

Contributor: Mary Saltzman (49764408)

Inscription

In Memory of Capt. John Buckhout departed this life April the 10th 1785 aged ?3 years and left behind him when he died 240 Chil'n and Grandchildren. Also Mary the Wife of John Buc- who died August ??. CONTRIBUTOR'S NOTE: abbreviations were made to the words children and Buckhout to fit the wording on the stone, and parts of the stone are illegible.



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