Muller, Hendrickje (b. 04 JUL 1708, d. 29 JAN 1785)

Note: 13 children
Hoogeboom, p. 8-9

Note: Albany DRC Records, p. 48
Wit: Jacob Lanssing & Lysbet Bratt

Note: 78th year

Change: Date: 01 SEP 2011

Note: 12 children
See "Hoogeboom Family in Anerica", p. 8-9

Note: Land and money designated for various children

Note: Albany DRC Records, p. 39
Wit: Isaac Fonda & w. Alida

Change: Date: 28 JUL 2010

Note: #471
Wit: Johannes Muller & Hilletje Muller

Change: Date: 10 JUN 2009

Note: #14 Hoogeboom
12 children

Note: #159
Wit: Stephanus Van Alen & Mareytie Van Alen

Change: Date: 10 JUL 2008

Note: 7 children
See Pearson's "First Settlers of Albany", p. 81

Change: Date: 27 JAN 2013

Note: Same person

Note: Pearson's "First Settlers of Albany", p. 83

Note: #969
Wit: Cornelis Kool & Neeltje Gerritsen

Change: Date: 08 JUN 2009

Note: Albany DRC Records, p. 85
Wit: Joannes Visscher & w. Elizabeth

Change: Date: 30 MAY 2009

Note: 10 children
WorldConnect

Change: Date: 10 APR 2010

Change: Date: 10 MAR 2010

Note: Aaron MATHEWS JR. b: 23 MAR 1744 in Wallingford, Wallingford Township, New Haven County, Colony of Connecticut, British America
Mother: Hannah TUTTLE b: 4 Jan 1746/1747 in Wallingford Township, New Haven County, Colony of Connecticut, America

Aaron Jr. served as a patriot in Connecticut Militia in Captain David Smith's Co. from Plymouth.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoneida/towns/camden/pioneer/Pioneerpg114.jpg
Brother was Lyman Matthews

Aaron Jr. sold his land and a dwelling in Plymouth, Connecticut Feb. 6, 1779. The family business was surveying, so it is safe to say that Aaron Jr did remove to the Milton district in 1779 to do his work, well in advance of the settlers (who began to arrive in 1782). Finally, the Revolutionary War Record for Vermont confirms Aaron Jr's presence from early 1780 through November 1781. It is as follows:

Although the land was chartered in 1763, settlers did not settle there until after the Revolutionary War. The district of Milton was first settled by William Irish, Leonard Owen, Amos Mansfield, Absalom Taylor and Thomas Dewey in February, 1782. Aaron Mathews made moderator at the first proprietors meeting at Milton on May 7, 1789. -"History of Chittenden County, Vermont " -page 638

Town was organized Mar 25, 1788. Represented in the legislature the same years by Aaron Mathews Jr. who was also Justice of Peace. - Vermont Historical Gazetter, vol. p. 840, Milton, Vermont. Ths aspect whether Senior or Junior was the elected representative has not been established. It is thought that Aaron Senior was not in the vicinity as a resident, and thus Aaron Junior was the member. A search was made in Vermont in 2001, and it was confirmed that a Aaron Mathews was a sitting member and that he was a Justice of the Peace. His vote was recorded and registered.

"In the Vermont State Papers vol. 3, he shows up in the records of votes, etc., but no Jr. or Sr. He was the Justice of the Peace for Milton as well. Sylvia"

1790 Census Town of Milton, Vermont - Aaron Mathews - 2 males over 16 and 2 under; 3 females.

An Aaron and Hannah Matthews sold land and dwelling in Camden, New York in 1808 to Thomas Hart of Paris, Oneida County, New York, USA. This is no doubt the son of Aaron Matthews Sr.. namely Aaron Matthews Jr. and his wife, Hannah Tuttle, since his father had died in 1806.

Death: 1813 in Of Camden, Oneida County, New York, USA
Burial: 1813 Old Mexico Street Cemetery, Camden, Oneida County, New York, USA
Occupation: Surveyor; Elected legislator for Milton of the Republic of Vermont Legislature, 1788

Change: Date: 29 JUL 2006

Change: Date: 29 JUL 2006

Change: Date: 16 JUN 2010

Change: Date: 21 OCT 2010

Change: Date: 24 OCT 2010

Note: 4 children
http://www.genealogyofnewengland.com/f_58.htm#72

Note: Probably London

Change: Date: 16 JUN 2010

Note: 5 children
See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~helderbergtallmans/fam08342.html

Change: Date: 02 NOV 2009

Change: Date: 13 JAN 2005

Change: Date: 13 JAN 2005

Note: Richard Warren #545

Change: Date: 03 MAY 2012

Change: Date: 25 DEC 2003