Individual Details

Benjamin KNICKERBOCKER {K-28}

(May 1728 - 1805)

Events

Knick References1728See the report "The Knickerbockers of Pine Plains" on knic.com.
Knick Lineage17281. HJ / 2. Lourens / 3. Benjamin (this person)
Knick Generation Number17283
BirthMay 1728Van Alstyne was wrong about Benjamin.See Ben's court testimony in 1785. (Law Practice of Alexander Hamilton, Volume 3.) Birth year was 1728 & he was son of Lawrence. - Tivoli, Dutchess County, New York, USA
MarriageAbt 1760Van Alstyne guessed the marriage was about 1733. This was wrong. See the discussion for the person called "Lawrence (NotReal)". - Alletica HALENBECK
Extra information1767Benjamin Knickerbacker and his wife Aletta Hallenbeck were admitted as members of the old red church near Madalin. (See Smith's History of Rhinebeck.) - Red Hook
Extra information1785Benjamin Knickerbocker, "age 57" and "son of Lawrence" provided testimony in a court case involving land boundaries. (See Law Practice of Alexander Hamilton, Volume 3.) - Red Hook
Residence1790Northeast, Dutchess, New York, United States
Residence1799New York, USA
Residence1800Multiple Benj's in census records. This one called "Jr". Two adult males: 26-44 and 45+. (Probably Ben Junior and Ben Senior.) - North East, Dutchess, New York
Death1805Will was signed 1803, proved 1806. Will mentions wife Alletica. - North East, Dutchess, New York
Knick Family, NYGBR1908Person [14] in Van Alstyne's numbering system. NYGBR, 1908/1909.
ProbateDutchess, New York, USA
BurialBenjamin d 28 Sep 1805 age 77-4-14. Calculated birth May 1728. Fits with his lawsuit testimony, so this must be son of Lawrence. (Clearly Van Alstyne was way off on marriage date.) - Pine Plains, Dutchess County, New York, USA

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