According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. is found with both surnames of Auryansen and Adriance in records, as does his brother, John J. Daniel and John's other brothers, Stephen, Abraham J. and Henry held onto the Auryansen surname. When John J. left the confines of the exclusively Jersey Dutch neighborhood, the name Auryansen was just too "hick from the sticks" sounding. The earliest members of the family that anyone could remember had the patronymic Adrianse. So it made sense to adopt that name. Also, taken into consideration at that time was the fact that one of the largest names in manufacturing was the Adriance-Platt reaper company of Poughkeepsie, New York. These Adriances were of no relation. They were a different Adriance family that were actually Reyersons. However, the name Adriance opened doors with people who thought they might be part of the upper crust elite.
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Auryansen/Adriance first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840.
New Jersey Marriages indicate that Daniel J. Auryansen married Rachel Wilsey on May 17, 1842 in Bergen County, New Jersey (ancestry.com).
1850 Federal Census, done September 5, 1850 in 3rd District, 9th Ward, New York City, New York, shows Daniel Adriance, age 29, as a carpenter, with no worth of real estate listed, and born in New York. His wife is listed as being Rachel, age 23, born in New York. Also listed with them is one child, John, age 5, born in New York, who has attended school in the past year (2nd part of Ward 9, located in Box 544, file drawer 16/2 at the Federal Archives, printed page 468, written page 935, #40 ).
1860 Federal Census, done June 22, 1860 in Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 40, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. His wife is listed as Rachel, age 32, born in New York, and only child listed is John W., age 15, born in New York, attending school. (page 13 #1-3).
Federal Census, done July 21, 1870 in Palisades, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 48, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. Listed with him is his wife Rachael. (page 136 #28-9).
The 1880 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 8, 1880, lists Daniel J. Adriance as being 57 years old, married, and a carpenter. He was born in New Jersey of a father born in New Jersey and a mother born in New York. Listed with him is his wife, Rachel. (ED 53, page 7, #7).
The 1900 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 11, 1900, lists Daniel J. Adriance as the head of family. He is a white male who was born in September, 1821. He is 78 years old and is married. He has been married for 57 years. He was born in New Jersey of parents born in New Jersey. His occupation is listed as carpenter. He has been out of work for 6 months. He can read, write, and speak English. He owns his house. Also listed with him is his wife, Rachael (sic: Rachel) (ED 68, Sheet 9B, #76-77).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Adriance was the son of Jacob Adriance. He was born September 15, 1821. He first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840, and then married Rachel Amelia Wilsey on May 17, 1843 at South Church Sch. He indicates that Daniel lived at Nyack, NY (NHR, South Church Record).
Information obtained in an email from Marie Koestler from the Genealogial Society's database indicates that Daniel J. Adriance died in 1905 and is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery, from Maze Book 4 ([email protected]). Information from the Rockland County website indicates that Palisades Cemetery is located in Palisades, New York. It comprises 4 acres and is an active cemetery. Once known as Lawrence Cemetery, it is at the rear of the former George Brown house. It began in 1774. In 1964 it was purchased by Adolfo F. Lucas of Brooklyn. It is maintained by P.L.O.T. (Palisades Lot Owners Tribute Care Fund).
Information obtained in an e-mail on 10/7/03 indicates that Daniel J. Adriance is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery. A gravestone indicates Daniel J. 1821-1905 husband of Rachel age 84 ([email protected]).
Information received in October, 2003 from the Palisades Free Library's Index File: Daniel J. Adriance - Built Adriance (Breer) home and Denike (Jan Bearcom) house; Married Rachel Willsey. RLH2. Changed name from AURANSON. Also built house which is now known as "Hashette" and is the westerly and original part of "Chateau Hash". RLH 2. His carpenter shop was next door to Methodist Church (Antique shop).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Auryansen/Adriance first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840.
New Jersey Marriages indicate that Daniel J. Auryansen married Rachel Wilsey on May 17, 1842 in Bergen County, New Jersey (ancestry.com).
1850 Federal Census, done September 5, 1850 in 3rd District, 9th Ward, New York City, New York, shows Daniel Adriance, age 29, as a carpenter, with no worth of real estate listed, and born in New York. His wife is listed as being Rachel, age 23, born in New York. Also listed with them is one child, John, age 5, born in New York, who has attended school in the past year (2nd part of Ward 9, located in Box 544, file drawer 16/2 at the Federal Archives, printed page 468, written page 935, #40 ).
1860 Federal Census, done June 22, 1860 in Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 40, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. His wife is listed as Rachel, age 32, born in New York, and only child listed is John W., age 15, born in New York, attending school. (page 13 #1-3).
Federal Census, done July 21, 1870 in Palisades, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 48, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. Listed with him is his wife Rachael. (page 136 #28-9).
The 1880 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 8, 1880, lists Daniel J. Adriance as being 57 years old, married, and a carpenter. He was born in New Jersey of a father born in New Jersey and a mother born in New York. Listed with him is his wife, Rachel. (ED 53, page 7, #7).
The 1900 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 11, 1900, lists Daniel J. Adriance as the head of family. He is a white male who was born in September, 1821. He is 78 years old and is married. He has been married for 57 years. He was born in New Jersey of parents born in New Jersey. His occupation is listed as carpenter. He has been out of work for 6 months. He can read, write, and speak English. He owns his house. Also listed with him is his wife, Rachael (sic: Rachel) (ED 68, Sheet 9B, #76-77).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Adriance was the son of Jacob Adriance. He was born September 15, 1821. He first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840, and then married Rachel Amelia Wilsey on May 17, 1843 at South Church Sch. He indicates that Daniel lived at Nyack, NY (NHR, South Church Record).
Information obtained in an email from Marie Koestler from the Genealogial Society's database indicates that Daniel J. Adriance died in 1905 and is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery, from Maze Book 4 ([email protected]). Information from the Rockland County website indicates that Palisades Cemetery is located in Palisades, New York. It comprises 4 acres and is an active cemetery. Once known as Lawrence Cemetery, it is at the rear of the former George Brown house. It began in 1774. In 1964 it was purchased by Adolfo F. Lucas of Brooklyn. It is maintained by P.L.O.T. (Palisades Lot Owners Tribute Care Fund).
Information obtained in an e-mail on 10/7/03 indicates that Daniel J. Adriance is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery. A gravestone indicates Daniel J. 1821-1905 husband of Rachel age 84 ([email protected]).
Information received in October, 2003 from the Palisades Free Library's Index File: Daniel J. Adriance - Built Adriance (Breer) home and Denike (Jan Bearcom) house; Married Rachel Willsey. RLH2. Changed name from AURANSON. Also built house which is now known as "Hashette" and is the westerly and original part of "Chateau Hash". RLH 2. His carpenter shop was next door to Methodist Church (Antique shop).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. is found with both surnames of Auryansen and Adriance in records, as does his brother, John J. Daniel and John's other brothers, Stephen, Abraham J. and Henry held onto the Auryansen surname. When John J. left the confines of the exclusively Jersey Dutch neighborhood, the name Auryansen was just too "hick from the sticks" sounding. The earliest members of the family that anyone could remember had the patronymic Adrianse. So it made sense to adopt that name. Also, taken into consideration at that time was the fact that one of the largest names in manufacturing was the Adriance-Platt reaper company of Poughkeepsie, New York. These Adriances were of no relation. They were a different Adriance family that were actually Reyersons. However, the name Adriance opened doors with people who thought they might be part of the upper crust elite.
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Auryansen/Adriance first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840.
New Jersey Marriages indicate that Daniel J. Auryansen married Rachel Wilsey on May 17, 1842 in Bergen County, New Jersey (ancestry.com).
1850 Federal Census, done September 5, 1850 in 3rd District, 9th Ward, New York City, New York, shows Daniel Adriance, age 29, as a carpenter, with no worth of real estate listed, and born in New York. His wife is listed as being Rachel, age 23, born in New York. Also listed with them is one child, John, age 5, born in New York, who has attended school in the past year (2nd part of Ward 9, located in Box 544, file drawer 16/2 at the Federal Archives, printed page 468, written page 935, #40 ).
1860 Federal Census, done June 22, 1860 in Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 40, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. His wife is listed as Rachel, age 32, born in New York, and only child listed is John W., age 15, born in New York, attending school. (page 13 #1-3).
Federal Census, done July 21, 1870 in Palisades, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 48, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. Listed with him is his wife Rachael. (page 136 #28-9).
The 1880 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 8, 1880, lists Daniel J. Adriance as being 57 years old, married, and a carpenter. He was born in New Jersey of a father born in New Jersey and a mother born in New York. Listed with him is his wife, Rachel. (ED 53, page 7, #7).
The 1900 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 11, 1900, lists Daniel J. Adriance as the head of family. He is a white male who was born in September, 1821. He is 78 years old and is married. He has been married for 57 years. He was born in New Jersey of parents born in New Jersey. His occupation is listed as carpenter. He has been out of work for 6 months. He can read, write, and speak English. He owns his house. Also listed with him is his wife, Rachael (sic: Rachel) (ED 68, Sheet 9B, #76-77).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Adriance was the son of Jacob Adriance. He was born September 15, 1821. He first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840, and then married Rachel Amelia Wilsey on May 17, 1843 at South Church Sch. He indicates that Daniel lived at Nyack, NY (NHR, South Church Record).
Information obtained in an email from Marie Koestler from the Genealogial Society's database indicates that Daniel J. Adriance died in 1905 and is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery, from Maze Book 4 ([email protected]). Information from the Rockland County website indicates that Palisades Cemetery is located in Palisades, New York. It comprises 4 acres and is an active cemetery. Once known as Lawrence Cemetery, it is at the rear of the former George Brown house. It began in 1774. In 1964 it was purchased by Adolfo F. Lucas of Brooklyn. It is maintained by P.L.O.T. (Palisades Lot Owners Tribute Care Fund).
Information obtained in an e-mail on 10/7/03 indicates that Daniel J. Adriance is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery. A gravestone indicates Daniel J. 1821-1905 husband of Rachel age 84 ([email protected]).
Information received in October, 2003 from the Palisades Free Library's Index File: Daniel J. Adriance - Built Adriance (Breer) home and Denike (Jan Bearcom) house; Married Rachel Willsey. RLH2. Changed name from AURANSON. Also built house which is now known as "Hashette" and is the westerly and original part of "Chateau Hash". RLH 2. His carpenter shop was next door to Methodist Church (Antique shop).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Auryansen/Adriance first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840.
New Jersey Marriages indicate that Daniel J. Auryansen married Rachel Wilsey on May 17, 1842 in Bergen County, New Jersey (ancestry.com).
1850 Federal Census, done September 5, 1850 in 3rd District, 9th Ward, New York City, New York, shows Daniel Adriance, age 29, as a carpenter, with no worth of real estate listed, and born in New York. His wife is listed as being Rachel, age 23, born in New York. Also listed with them is one child, John, age 5, born in New York, who has attended school in the past year (2nd part of Ward 9, located in Box 544, file drawer 16/2 at the Federal Archives, printed page 468, written page 935, #40 ).
1860 Federal Census, done June 22, 1860 in Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 40, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. His wife is listed as Rachel, age 32, born in New York, and only child listed is John W., age 15, born in New York, attending school. (page 13 #1-3).
Federal Census, done July 21, 1870 in Palisades, Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, shows Daniel J. Adriance, age 48, as a carpenter, with $2000 worth of real estate, and born in New Jersey. Listed with him is his wife Rachael. (page 136 #28-9).
The 1880 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 8, 1880, lists Daniel J. Adriance as being 57 years old, married, and a carpenter. He was born in New Jersey of a father born in New Jersey and a mother born in New York. Listed with him is his wife, Rachel. (ED 53, page 7, #7).
The 1900 Federal Census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York, done June 11, 1900, lists Daniel J. Adriance as the head of family. He is a white male who was born in September, 1821. He is 78 years old and is married. He has been married for 57 years. He was born in New Jersey of parents born in New Jersey. His occupation is listed as carpenter. He has been out of work for 6 months. He can read, write, and speak English. He owns his house. Also listed with him is his wife, Rachael (sic: Rachel) (ED 68, Sheet 9B, #76-77).
According to Tim Adriance, Daniel J. Adriance was the son of Jacob Adriance. He was born September 15, 1821. He first married Catherine Zabriskie on November 7, 1840, and then married Rachel Amelia Wilsey on May 17, 1843 at South Church Sch. He indicates that Daniel lived at Nyack, NY (NHR, South Church Record).
Information obtained in an email from Marie Koestler from the Genealogial Society's database indicates that Daniel J. Adriance died in 1905 and is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery, from Maze Book 4 ([email protected]). Information from the Rockland County website indicates that Palisades Cemetery is located in Palisades, New York. It comprises 4 acres and is an active cemetery. Once known as Lawrence Cemetery, it is at the rear of the former George Brown house. It began in 1774. In 1964 it was purchased by Adolfo F. Lucas of Brooklyn. It is maintained by P.L.O.T. (Palisades Lot Owners Tribute Care Fund).
Information obtained in an e-mail on 10/7/03 indicates that Daniel J. Adriance is buried in the Old Palisades Cemetery. A gravestone indicates Daniel J. 1821-1905 husband of Rachel age 84 ([email protected]).
Information received in October, 2003 from the Palisades Free Library's Index File: Daniel J. Adriance - Built Adriance (Breer) home and Denike (Jan Bearcom) house; Married Rachel Willsey. RLH2. Changed name from AURANSON. Also built house which is now known as "Hashette" and is the westerly and original part of "Chateau Hash". RLH 2. His carpenter shop was next door to Methodist Church (Antique shop).
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