Family of Paulus

Family of Maria^5 Annatye Van Wicklen

Maria^5 Annatye Van Wicklen (Paulus^4, Garret^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 1758; Wolver Hollow, L.I., NY

Married: John Carr (b. abt 1755, New York; d. 1819, Cramahe, Ont, CAN) abt 1787, Dutchess County, NY

Children:
1. Elizabeth^6 Carr, b. 23 Nov 1788, Schodack, Rensselaer, NY

2. Cornelius^6 Carr, b. 1790, USA

3. (daughter)^6 Carr, b. abt 1792, USA

4. (daughter)^6 Carr, b. abt 1794, USA

5. Aladah^6 Carr, b. 1797, Upper Canada

6. Abraham^6 Carr, b. 14 Sep 1801, Cramahe, Ont, CAN

7. Margaret^6 Carr, b. 1803, Cramahe, Ont, CAN

8. Ann^6 Carr, b. abt 1805, Camahe, Ont, CAN

9. James^6 Carr, b. 6 Jul 1808, Cramahe, Ont, CAN

Parents:
Annatye's parents are Paulus and Hendrickye [Remsen] Van Wicklen
John's parents are John and Margarita [Boyle] Carr

Background information: Maria^5 Annatye Van Wicklen (Paulus^4, Garret^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 1758; Wolver Hollow, L.I., NY, christened 15 Mar 1758, Wolver Hollow, NY, and d. abt 1821, Cramahe, Ont, CAN. She married John Carr (b. abt 1755, New York; d. 1819, Cramahe, Ont, CAN) abt 1787, Dutchess County, NY

Children: Elizabeth^6 Carr, b. 23 Nov 1788, Schodack, Rensselaer, NY, christened 5 Jan 1789, and d. Elgin, Ont, CAN. She married Abram Van Wicklin abt 1807; Cornelius^6 Carr, b. 1790, USA and d. bef 1839, bur. Carr Cem, Cramahe, Ont., CAN; (daughter)^6 Carr, b. abt 1792, USA; (daughter)^6 Carr, b. abt 1794, USA; Aladah^6 Carr, b. 1797, Upper Canada; christened 1 Oct 1797, Ebenezer Lutheran Church, and d. abt 1802; Abraham^6 Carr, b. 14 Sep 1801, Cramahe, Ont, CAN, d. 23 Oct 1886, Cramahe, Ont., CAN and bur. Carr Cem. He married Rhoda Carle abt 1830, Cramahe, Ont., CAN; Margaret^6 Carr, b. 1803, Cramahe, Ont, CAN and d. aft 1871. She married John Van Wicklin, abt 1822, Cramahe, Ont., CAN; Ann^6 Carr, b. abt 1805, Camahe, Ont, CAN and d. 21 Sep 1869, Cramahe, Ont., CAN. She married George Robinson, bef 1838; James^6 Carr, b. 6 Jul 1808, Cramahe, Ont, CAN, and d. 25 Sept 1865, Cramahe, Ont, CAN. He married Nancy Tillson, bef. 1831

Source:

Harry Macy archive file at NYG&BS Library, as reported in a letter to J. Van Wicklin 28 August 1999.

Archives of Toronto (Index to The Upper Canada Land Books, Vol. 1, February 1787 to Dec 1797; Carr, John (settler) 16 Nov 1797 Book C; Volume 21, Reel C-101, page 250, Carr, John - praying for lands as a settler. Recommended for 200 acres. Van Wickley, Paul - praying for lands as a settler. Recommended for 200 acres. Carr, John (deceased) Cramahe 6 Feb 1822 Book L Page 182, Petition V7... "Abram Van Wickler on behalf of the family of the late John Carr whom he states settled on Lot No. 11 in the 8th Concession of the Township of Cramahe 20 years ago but never obtained a deed for it, and praying that a deed for it may now issue for it to the eldest son, Cornelius Carr who is an Idiot, in order to insure means for his support. Referred to the Commission. Some additional entries indicate criteria for receiving land grants. Brown, John - praying for lands as a settler. It does not appear that the petitioner has a family, nor that he has been in the province 12 months. Baker, Elisha - praying for lands as a settler. Recommended for an appropriation until his family is in the province. Byard, Martin - praying for lands as a settler. Recommended for 200 acres upon his becoming a bona fide resident." (courtesy Joyce Carr, via 18 April 2006 email)

Personal visit to gravesite of Garret Van Wicklin in Cramahe Township (1999).

Records of the R.D. Church of Oyster Bay, L.I. 1741-1835, The Wolver Hollow Church--taken from copy in possession of Dr. J.H. Bogart, Roslyn, L.I. (Copy made under auspices of Holland Society of New York and transcribed by NYG&BS, October 1912. Part of NYG&B Mss Collections) -- information supplied by Richard A. McCool in 10 October 2000 email for some of the children of Paul and Hendrickye Van Wicklen

Stoutenburgh, Henry A.; A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay; p. 657

Personal research of Joyce Carr

Maria Van Wickley Vital records of the town of Schodack, Rensselaer County, NY prior to 1880 (LDS film 930244) lists birth of Elizabeth on 23 Nov 1788 to John Carr, Jr. and Maria Van Wickley

26Jun08 email from Joyce Carr states "Carr Cemetery is named after John Carr, the original nominee of Lot 11 on Concession 8 where it is located. John Carr married Maria Vanwicklin and arrived in Canada with his family in 1796 from New York. At the same time, Maria's parents, Paul Vanwicklin and Hendrickye Remsen, emigrated with them. All of the burials in this cemetery are descendants and partners of these two families [Carrs and Vanwicklins]."