Following a resolution in 1866 by the Albany Common Council, many remains were disinterred and moved to Albany Rural Cemetery for reburial. A list of the inscriptions was created, divided by church group. This person was named in the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church section of that list.
parents: Brandt (1716-1752) & Margareta VAN WYCK; father died shortly before her birth; mom remarried to Anthy TenEyck (1712-1775) 8 yrs. later;
marriage: 29 Mar 1769 in NYC at Dutch Reformed Church; then moved to Poughkeepsie for 2 yrs. until cottage along Tomhannock Creek in Pittstown-Schaghticoke, Albany, NY built
parents: Brandt (1716-1752) & Margareta VAN WYCK; father died shortly before her birth; mom remarried to Anthy TenEyck (1712-1775) 8 yrs. later;
marriage: 29 Mar 1769 in NYC at Dutch Reformed Church; then moved to Poughkeepsie for 2 yrs. until cottage along Tomhannock Creek in Pittstown-Schaghticoke, Albany, NY built
Following a resolution in 1866 by the Albany Common Council, many remains were disinterred and moved to Albany Rural Cemetery for reburial. A list of the inscriptions was created, divided by church group. This person was named in the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church section of that list.
parents: Brandt (1716-1752) & Margareta VAN WYCK; father died shortly before her birth; mom remarried to Anthy TenEyck (1712-1775) 8 yrs. later;
marriage: 29 Mar 1769 in NYC at Dutch Reformed Church; then moved to Poughkeepsie for 2 yrs. until cottage along Tomhannock Creek in Pittstown-Schaghticoke, Albany, NY built
parents: Brandt (1716-1752) & Margareta VAN WYCK; father died shortly before her birth; mom remarried to Anthy TenEyck (1712-1775) 8 yrs. later;
marriage: 29 Mar 1769 in NYC at Dutch Reformed Church; then moved to Poughkeepsie for 2 yrs. until cottage along Tomhannock Creek in Pittstown-Schaghticoke, Albany, NY built
Inscription
wife of John James, 31 years
Gravesite Details
From Proceedings of the Common Council and the Various Religious Corporations of the City of Albany Relative to the State Street Burial Grounds, Albany, NY Common Council through archive.org
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