Frederick Nicholas Van Petten (1712-1771) and his son, Philip Frederickse Van Petten (1742/1743 - 1812) as Phillip appears to be the only one of this family attached to Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia.
Buried on the Van Patten Farm, he served 4 years in Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia in the Revolutionary War.
In 1865 his stone was moved to Vale Cemetery from the Hutchinson Road Van Patten Cemetery.∼Revolutionary War
old rec bk, interred October 4, 1865
son of Frederick & Elizabeth
Buried on the Van Patten Farm, he served 4 years in Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia in the Revolutionary War.
In 1865 his stone was moved to Vale Cemetery from the Hutchinson Road Van Patten Cemetery.∼Revolutionary War
old rec bk, interred October 4, 1865
son of Frederick & Elizabeth
Frederick Nicholas Van Petten (1712-1771) and his son, Philip Frederickse Van Petten (1742/1743 - 1812) as Phillip appears to be the only one of this family attached to Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia.
Buried on the Van Patten Farm, he served 4 years in Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia in the Revolutionary War.
In 1865 his stone was moved to Vale Cemetery from the Hutchinson Road Van Patten Cemetery.∼Revolutionary War
old rec bk, interred October 4, 1865
son of Frederick & Elizabeth
Buried on the Van Patten Farm, he served 4 years in Col. Wemple's 2nd Albany Militia in the Revolutionary War.
In 1865 his stone was moved to Vale Cemetery from the Hutchinson Road Van Patten Cemetery.∼Revolutionary War
old rec bk, interred October 4, 1865
son of Frederick & Elizabeth
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5th great uncle of D Peck below.
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