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     Magdelena De Puy was baptized on 16 February 1666/67 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹

      Maria Depue was also known as Rosenkrans.¹ She was born in 1708 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Nicholas Depuy and Wentjen Roosa.¹ Maria Depue was baptized on 20 June 1708 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.¹ She married an unknown person on 15 December 1728 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.¹

     Moses Depue Is this the son of Nicholas Depue and Elizabeth Schoonmaker??
Hoff in her manuscript states 'Moses Depuy, born February 16,
1761, married in 1780, Margaret VanGorden. he lived in the
vicinity of the Deleware Water Gap. His Children were;
1. Elizabeth C., March 11, 1781; married Icabod Baldwin.
2. John C., June 29, 1782; died in prison in Canada, 1812.
3. James C., July 7, 1784.
4. David C., June 5, 1786
5. William C., Dec. 7, 1790
6. Nancy C., Dec. 7, 1790; married Christian Beidleman
7. Elijah C., Nov. 14, 1793
8. Samuel C., March 14, 1796; married Hannah Revalt
9. Benjamin C., July 16, 1799; married Betsey Smith, of
Walpack, NJ
10. Delilah C., August 19, 1801

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Moses Depue; b. 2-16-1761 NYd p 1784 m Margaret Van Gorden Ens
NY ( death date doen't fit with above children.).¹ He was born on 16 February 1761 at Forty Fort, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was the son of Nicholas Moses DePue and Elizabeth Schoonmaker.¹ Moses Depue was baptized on 13 June 1762 at Walpack Twp., Sussex, New Jersey, USA.^2,1 He married an unknown person in 1780.¹ He died in 1842 at Dundee, Yates, New York, USA.¹

     Moses Nicholas DePue Moses and Anna were the witnesses for the baptism of Annatji
McMickel, daughter of John McMickel and Hannah Prys. Is Hannah
Anna's sister?¹ He Northampton Co. PA
21 Dec 1753, Estate of Moses Duprei, late of Lower Smithfield. Admins; Mr. Price and Aaron Duprei, Esq., Widow, Ann, now wf. of Daniel Shoemaker.

Court held at the home of Daniel Broadhead, Esq., in Lower Smithfield twp. Justices; Daniel Broadhead, John
Van Etten, John Atkins-Jan 6, 1754. Estate of Moses Depui-request sale and guardians. Refers to an award of maintenance of children by court held 12 Sept 1750 in Newtown, Bucks Co. Widow, Ann, now wf. of Daniel Shoemaker. Children, Winnefred over 14, guardian her uncle Daniel Depui, Nicholas under 14, Mary, under 14. Guardians for younger 3 children, Daniel Shoemaker and Daniel Depui. He was baptized on 1 February 1712/13 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.¹ He was the son of Nicholas Depuy and Wentjen Roosa.¹ Moses Nicholas DePue married Antje Keel circa 1734.¹ Moses Nicholas DePue married Anna Prys on 18 July 1742 at Smithfield Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA; Moses DuPuy, widower of Antje K(P)eel, with Anna Prys young
woman born in Lancaster Co. in Pennsylvania, both residing in
Smithfield in Bucks County. married by me on the 18th dit.
signed J.C. Fryenmuth.^2,1 Moses Nicholas DePue died on 9 December 1748 at age 35; in Monroe Co., PA? Need to confirm.¹

     Nicholas De Puy was born circa 1656.¹ He was the son of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹

     Nicholas Moses DePue and John Depue John DEPUE, our ancestor has been attached as a son of this family with some reservations. He is found with this family in volume 2 of the Depuy Family History by Jean Smith. In a letter from Jean she states that she found two papers in the Monroe County Historical Society listing John as a member of this family, one had a question mark by it. Both papers list his wife as Margaret not Mary, but from Walpack records we know his wife was Mary as this is the way it is listed on the baptism records of all their children. Jean speculates that possibly Mary and Margaret are sisters but in the work on the VanGorden family received from Lois Stewart, no Margaret is listed with Mary’s family. In Hoff’s History of the Depui Family on page 2 is a record for a Moses Depuy married to a Margaret VanGorden. I think this is Moses the brother of John. Until we can prove or disprove the connection John’s being listed with this family is questionable.¹

Nicholas Moses DePue ' Nicholas Moses De Pue, 1743-1778, Lower Smithfield and
Wyoming Valley (Kingston and Forty-Fort, Penn.) Buried in
Shoemaker Plot (near grave and Monument of brother-in-law and
cousin, Elijah Shoemaker, who was killed 5 months after
Nicholas died, -- in Wyoming Massacre) Wyoming Cemetery.
Nicholas married his cousin, Elizabeth Shoemaker, (who as the daughter of Benjamin Shoemaker and 2nd wife, Nicholas’Aunt Elizabeth De Pue) she had been baptized in 1743 also. Married about 1760, Nicholas and Elizabeth had 5 children, who married into the Van Gorden, Overfield, Kress, Baldwin and Bossard Families. After Nicholas Moses De Pue’s death, Elizabeth went back to Lower Smithfield and married Abraham Van Campen, Jr. (see no. 72) of Pahaquarry, N.J. She died in 1828, buried Van Campen Cem Pahaquarry, N.J.^2,1' He was baptized on 19 October 1743 at Walpack Twp., Sussex, New Jersey, USA.^3,1 He was the son of Moses Nicholas DePue and Anna Prys.¹ Nicholas Moses DePue married Elizabeth Schoonmaker, daughter of Benjamin Schoonmaker and Elizabeth DePue, circa 1760.¹ Nicholas Moses DePue died on 9 February 1778 at Forty Fort, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 34.¹ He was buried after 9 February 1778 at Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1 His estate was probated on 16 April 1778 at Westmoreland District, Pennsylvania, USA; 'At a Court of Probate holden at Westmoreland within & for the
Destrict of Westmoreland on the 16th Day of April A.D. 1778
presant Nathan Denison Esgr Judge, then Administration was
granted to Elizabeth Depew of said Westmoreland, on the Estate of Nicholas Depew of said Westmoreland deceased, who became Bound, with Elijah Shoemaker in a Bond of 300 L. Money for the faithful performance of said trust- ' From 1776 to 1782 this area in Pennsylvania was known as Westmoreland and was under
the jurisdiction of the state of Conneticutt.^4,1

     Paulus De Puy was baptized on 11 August 1675 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York, New York, USA.^2,1 He was the son of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹

     Samuel Depue was born in 1716 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.¹ He was the son of Nicholas Depuy and Wentjen Roosa.¹ Samuel Depue was baptized on 23 December 1716 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.¹ He married an unknown person circa 1742.¹ He died on 15 June 1766.¹

     Susanna De Puy was born in 1669.² She was baptized on 7 April 1669 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York, New York, USA.^3,1 She was the daughter of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹ Susanna De Puy married an unknown person circa 1698.¹

     Susanna Depue was born in 1719.¹ She was the daughter of Nicholas Depuy and Wentjen Roosa.¹ Susanna Depue was baptized on 31 May 1719 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.¹ She died before 1745.¹

     Susannah Depue was born in 1764 at Forty Fort, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Nicholas Moses DePue and Elizabeth Schoonmaker.¹

     Jean Depui living in Leiden at the Zijlpoort (1643), at the Langegracht (1656), accompanied by his second marriage with Philip du Piere, his cousin/nephew, by his second marriage with his son-on-law Jan le Maire, died after January 1st 1658, married 1st Marij Moptij, married 2nd (banns Leiden June 27th 1643) Jenne Buijaer, widow of Jan Carpentier, married 3rd (banns Leiden August 22 th 1656) Jenne Lourier, widow of Matthijs de Laettere, living Leiden at the Langegracht (1657).² Jean Depui was also known as .² He was born circa 1595 at France.^3,1 He married Marij Moptij before 1625.² Marriage banns for Jean Depui and Jeane Buijaer were published on 27 June 1643 at Leiden, Netherlands.² Marriage banns for Jean Depui and Jeanne Lourier were published on 22 August 1656 at Leiden, Netherlands.²

      Nicholas Du Puy was also known as De Pui. He and his brother Francois were probably born in Paris. About 1651 they were forced to flee because of religious persecution. They went to Holland were Nicholas married Cathrina De Vos. Nicholas prospered and records show he had property in New York City, Staten Island, Ulster Co., NY and Bergen Co., NJ. Nicholas and Cathrina were members of both the French Church and Dutch Reformed Church and this may help explain the differences in Cathrina’s surname, de Vos is the Dutch word for fox and Renard is the French. Nicholas will in 1691 mentions his wife and children John, Moses, Aaron, Susanna, and Nicholas.¹ Nicholas Du Puy was also known as Du Puis. He was born circa 1625 at Artois, Province of Flanders, France.² He was born circa 1625 at Paris, France.^3,1 He was the son of Jean Depui and Marij Moptij.^1,2 Nicholas Du Puy married Cathrina de Vos Renard, daughter of Reynke de Vos Renard, circa 1654; alternate date: 19 Mar 1655/56 cit. John Kellly DB.^1,2 Nicholas Du Puy immigrated on 12 October 1662 to New Amsterdam, now New York, USA, Nicholas and his wife and three children came on the ship de Pumerlander Kerk.^3,1 He lived in 1686 at Bever Straet (Beaver St.), New York, New York, New York, USA.⁴ He died on 19 June 1690 at New York, USA.^5,1

     Aaron De Puy was born in 1664.² He was baptized on 30 November 1664 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York, New York, USA.^3,4,1 He was the son of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹

     Aaron Depuy was baptized on 30 December 1744 at Smithfield Twp., Monroe, Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1 He was the son of Moses Nicholas DePue and Anna Prys.¹

     Benjamin Depuy was baptized on 13 October 1695 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 He was the son of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Benjamin Depuy married Elizabeth Schoonmaker, daughter of Jocheim Hendrick Schoonmaker and Antje Hussey, on 3 September 1719 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^3,1 Benjamin Depuy married Eyke DeWitt on 15 February 1735 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^4,5 Benjamin Depuy died in 1765 at Minisink Valley, Orange, New York, USA.¹

     Catherine Depuy was baptized on 30 November 1701 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Catherine Depuy married Benjamin Schoonmaker, son of Jocheim Hendrick Schoonmaker and Antje Hussey, on 10 May 1722 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^3,1

     Cathrina Depuy died young.¹ She was baptized on 6 April 1684 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹

     Catrina Depuy was baptized on 25 May 1690 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹

     Cornelis Depuy married Catrina Van Aken, daughter of Martinus Van Aken and Pieternella DePre.² Cornelis Depuy was baptized on 1 January 1687/88 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^3,1 He was the son of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Cornelis Depuy married an unknown person on 6 May 1713 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^4,1

     Elizabeth Depuy was baptized on 23 November 1746 at Smithfield Twp., Monroe, Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses Nicholas DePue and Anna Prys.¹ Elizabeth Depuy married an unknown person circa 1763.¹ She married an unknown person circa 1782.¹

     Francois Depuy was born circa 1630 at Calais, Artois, France; Most sources state he is the younger brother of Nicholas.¹ He was the son of Jean Depui and Marij Moptij.^1,2 Francois Depuy married an unknown person on 26 September 1661 at New York, USA.¹ He died after 1702.¹

     Jacobus Depuy was baptized on 19 September 1703 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 He was the son of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Jacobus Depuy married Sara Schoonmaker, daughter of Jocheim Hendrick Schoonmaker and Antje Hussey, on 26 August 1725 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^3,1 Jacobus Depuy left a will on 22 July 1756 at New York, USA;
Abstracts of Wills Vol VI 1760-1766, pages 195 & 196:
Page 510.--In the name of God, Amen, July 22, 1756. I, JACOBUS
DE PUY, of
Rochester, in Ulster County, being weak in body. I leave to my
wife Sarah the
use of all my estate during widowhood, or until my youngest
child is of age,
except what I shall give to my sons Jacobus and Ephraim. My
wife shall keep
and maintain my children under age 'and get them educated and
instructed in
the Christian Faith.' When my youngest child is of age, my wife
is to deliver
up possession to my children, and she is to have the choice of
my negro
wenches, and one room in my house, with use of cellar and
garrett, and yard
room and garden, and fruit out of my orchard, 'Also the sowing
of a skipple
of flaxseed on my farm yearly,' And her choice of my cows, and
my executors
are to provide her an honorable maintainance. 'I have given in
my lifetime to
my son Jacobus £120 in consideration of his being my oldest son
and the many
services he has done for me, and to promote him in his
business,' and he is
to pay to my son Jacob £20 when of age, and to my grandson
Jacobus £40 when
he is 12 years old. I leave to my son Ephraim the tract of land
with the
house and barn now in his possession, Beginning at a Cripple
Bush (swamp) at
a White Oak tree at the line between me and my brother, Moses
De Puy, and
thence north along the fence to a wagon road, commonly called
the Keyseryck
path or road, and then north to a gully, and then along the
swamp or Cripple
Bush to the land of Simon I. Van Wagenen, and then along his
lands and the
land of Benjamin Van Wagenen, as the same was sold to me, to
the Rondout Kill
or Creek, and then up the said Kill to the land of Moses De
Puy, and thence a
northwest course to beginning. 'I leave to my son Jacob a
certain tract of
land, divided and undivided, which I have by a certain deed, in
Rochester,
known by the name of Hetzvat Transport.' I leave to my son
Jacobus a lot of
land which I have bought of Johanes Miller, Jr., where my said
son's house
stands, Also an acre of land adjoining the house where my son
has built a new
barn, And he is to pay £60 to my 4 sons, Benjamin, Daniel,
Jacob, and Joseph.
I leave to my son Cornelius my house and barn and 3 acres of
land, to be
taken in one piece, and he is to pay £100 to my said four sons.
All the rest
of my lands and tenements I leave to my sons, Jacobus,
Cornelius, Benjamin,
Daniel, and Joseph, and they are to pay to my daughter Antie,
widow of
Benjamin Schoonmaker, £80, and to my daughter Elizabeth, wife
of Peter
Elting, £60, To my daughter Catharine, £100, To my daughter
Susanah £100, and
to my daughter Sarah £100, And to my granddaughter Sarah,
daughter of my
daughter Maria, deceased wife of Jacobus Elmendorph Koole, £50,
and to my
granddaughter Mary, another child of the same, £50. I also
leave to my
daughter Antie, widow of Benjamin Schoonmaker, Jr., £80. To my
daughter
Elizabeth, wife of Peter Eltinge, £60. All the rest of my
personal estate to
my children and grandchildren. My executors may make partition
of lands. I
make my four sons and my brothers Cornelius and Moses
executors.

Witnesses, Hendrick Krom, Benjamin De Puy, Elias De Puy.
Proved, August 21,
1762, before Jacobus Bruyn, Surrogate.¹ He died on 18 December 1757 at age 54.^4,1

     Johannes Depuy was born circa 1705 at Rochester, Ulster, New York, USA.¹ He was the son of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Johannes Depuy married Zara VanSteenberger on 12 December 1725 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,3

     Magdalena Depuy was baptized on 14 March 1685/86 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹

      Maretje Depuy was also known as Marentjen. She was baptized on 24 April 1681 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Maretje Depuy married Alexander Rosenkrans, son of Harmen Hendricksen Rosecrans and Magdelena Dirksen Volkertsen, on 11 December 1713 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^3,1 Maretje Depuy died after 1745.¹

     Marya Depuy was baptized on 13 November 1748 at Smithfield Twp., Monroe, Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1 She was the daughter of Moses Nicholas DePue and Anna Prys.¹ Marya Depuy married Abraham VanCampen, son of Susanna Depuy, circa 1769.¹

     Moses De Puy was born in France c 1657 and emigrated to New Amsterdam with his parents in 1662, aged 5 years. He removed to Ulster Co., N.Y. and was a pioneer settler in the Town of Rochester. He received a land grant in the township Sept.22,1703. His will is not recorded but it is known that he was living in 1748, when on Dec. 1, his son, Nicholas , of Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa. told the Moravian missionary Sven Rosen, that his father was in his 89th year and had 110 descendants. He probably lived until January 1754, as on January 30th of that year, Moses Depuy of Rochester requested the use of the Dutch Reformed Church funeral pall for his father. Moses DePuy was his areas' leading citizen in terms of service, settling of the lands and in personal wealth. He also was a man of serious religious concern. In summary - brief and cursory, 17 Sept 1689 he signed the oath of allegiance as an English subject; June 1703 he was one of the three trustees receiving the Patent for Rochester (Ulster County, N.Y.) from Queen Anne, and served as trustee for the terms; 1709-1729 served 3 terms as assessor; 1712-17 served as supervisor of Rochester; was an Ulster County delegate to the N.Y. Colonial General assembly c1750-1759; and was a member of the County Court; served in the military. He acquired major areas of real estate from 1697 for many years thereafter including, in 1704 the 'Keyser-ryck' tract on a part of which the little village of Kyserike now stands. His Homestead' was uniquely sited on an unusual tract of land near the Rondout Creek, and he also operated, along with other interests an area gristmill. His wealth appears in tax records from 1711/12 over a period of years; much the wealthiest and also second wealthiest freeholder in the Rochester region.¹
He was born in 1657.² He was baptized on 15 August 1660 at Leiden, Netherlands.^3,1 He was the son of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹ Moses De Puy married Maria Wynkoop, daughter of Cornelius Wynkoop and Maritje Janse Langedyck, circa 1680 at New York, USA.¹ Moses De Puy married Pieternella DePre on 17 October 1724 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^4,1 Moses De Puy died circa 1754 at Rochester, Ulster, New York, USA.¹

     Moses Depuy was baptized on 27 September 1691 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^2,1 He was the son of Moses De Puy and Maria Wynkoop.¹ Moses Depuy married Margrietie Schoonmaker, daughter of Jocheim Hendrick Schoonmaker and Antje Hussey, on 14 February 1715/16 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^3,1 Moses Depuy married Mary Hitchcock on 8 June 1748 at Kingston, Ulster, New York, USA.^4,1 Moses Depuy died in 1769 at New York, USA.¹

     Nicholas De Puy was born in 1670.² He was baptized on 11 July 1670 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York, New York, USA.¹ He was the son of Nicholas Du Puy and Cathrina de Vos Renard.¹