Adam Mattice
U.E. Loyalist
Baptised 17 July 1768 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Schoharie, New York. Drummer/Fifer,
Geneway's Company, John Butler's Rangers.
Born: Schoharie, New York
Died: Osnabruck Township, Upper Canada,
Revolutionary War - Adam Mattice , son of Nicholas Mattice and Sophia Ingolt, settled in Osnabruck Township in the Eastern District of Upper Canada on land granted to him in the fifth concession, for his loyalty and service to the Crown.
Adam and his wife Amanda Elizabeth Rupert had the following children receive land grants as the children of Loyalists. They are listed in the order they received their grants:
Sophia Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817, married Frederick Winter of Osnabruck.
Nancy (Anna) Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817.
Adam Mattice, (of Cornwall), o.c. 18 March 1818.
Abraham Mattice (of Cornwall), o.c. 30 June 1819.
Sarah Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825, married George A. Poapst/Paupst.
Elizabeth Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825.
John Mattice (of Osnabruck) o.c. 2 Feb. 1815.
Priscilla Mattice, o.c. 28 Oct. 1835.
U.E. Loyalist
Baptised 17 July 1768 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Schoharie, New York. Drummer/Fifer,
Geneway's Company, John Butler's Rangers.
Born: Schoharie, New York
Died: Osnabruck Township, Upper Canada,
Revolutionary War - Adam Mattice , son of Nicholas Mattice and Sophia Ingolt, settled in Osnabruck Township in the Eastern District of Upper Canada on land granted to him in the fifth concession, for his loyalty and service to the Crown.
Adam and his wife Amanda Elizabeth Rupert had the following children receive land grants as the children of Loyalists. They are listed in the order they received their grants:
Sophia Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817, married Frederick Winter of Osnabruck.
Nancy (Anna) Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817.
Adam Mattice, (of Cornwall), o.c. 18 March 1818.
Abraham Mattice (of Cornwall), o.c. 30 June 1819.
Sarah Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825, married George A. Poapst/Paupst.
Elizabeth Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825.
John Mattice (of Osnabruck) o.c. 2 Feb. 1815.
Priscilla Mattice, o.c. 28 Oct. 1835.
Adam Mattice
U.E. Loyalist
Baptised 17 July 1768 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Schoharie, New York. Drummer/Fifer,
Geneway's Company, John Butler's Rangers.
Born: Schoharie, New York
Died: Osnabruck Township, Upper Canada,
Revolutionary War - Adam Mattice , son of Nicholas Mattice and Sophia Ingolt, settled in Osnabruck Township in the Eastern District of Upper Canada on land granted to him in the fifth concession, for his loyalty and service to the Crown.
Adam and his wife Amanda Elizabeth Rupert had the following children receive land grants as the children of Loyalists. They are listed in the order they received their grants:
Sophia Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817, married Frederick Winter of Osnabruck.
Nancy (Anna) Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817.
Adam Mattice, (of Cornwall), o.c. 18 March 1818.
Abraham Mattice (of Cornwall), o.c. 30 June 1819.
Sarah Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825, married George A. Poapst/Paupst.
Elizabeth Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825.
John Mattice (of Osnabruck) o.c. 2 Feb. 1815.
Priscilla Mattice, o.c. 28 Oct. 1835.
U.E. Loyalist
Baptised 17 July 1768 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Schoharie, New York. Drummer/Fifer,
Geneway's Company, John Butler's Rangers.
Born: Schoharie, New York
Died: Osnabruck Township, Upper Canada,
Revolutionary War - Adam Mattice , son of Nicholas Mattice and Sophia Ingolt, settled in Osnabruck Township in the Eastern District of Upper Canada on land granted to him in the fifth concession, for his loyalty and service to the Crown.
Adam and his wife Amanda Elizabeth Rupert had the following children receive land grants as the children of Loyalists. They are listed in the order they received their grants:
Sophia Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817, married Frederick Winter of Osnabruck.
Nancy (Anna) Mattice, o.c. 20 May 1817.
Adam Mattice, (of Cornwall), o.c. 18 March 1818.
Abraham Mattice (of Cornwall), o.c. 30 June 1819.
Sarah Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825, married George A. Poapst/Paupst.
Elizabeth Mattice, o.c. 2 Feb. 1825.
John Mattice (of Osnabruck) o.c. 2 Feb. 1815.
Priscilla Mattice, o.c. 28 Oct. 1835.
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