Husband of Elizabeth Groot, he lived 59 years. Although his burial site is unknown, it is likely that he is buried in a Glenville or Schenectady cemetery. He was a graduate of Albany University and served 4 years as a private in Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia during the revolution. He left a will dated 6/28/1769. He was a slave owner and left his wife among other things a "negro" named Dean for the remainder of her life. In 1770 his house lot was on the south side of Front St., second west of Church St.
Husband of Elizabeth Groot, he lived 59 years. Although his burial site is unknown, it is likely that he is buried in a Glenville or Schenectady cemetery. He was a graduate of Albany University and served 4 years as a private in Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia during the revolution. He left a will dated 6/28/1769. He was a slave owner and left his wife among other things a "negro" named Dean for the remainder of her life. In 1770 his house lot was on the south side of Front St., second west of Church St.
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