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Catalina Bragaw "Catalijntje" ; Jane Bragaw "Jannetje" ; Bergoon Bragaw ; Peter Bragaw ; Hilletje Bragaw ; Roelof Bragaw ; Hannah Bragaw "Annatje" ; Engeltie Bragaw ; Peter Brokaw ; Jacob Bragaw ; Isaac Bragaw ; John Bragaw
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Catalina Bragaw " Catalijntje" ; Jane Bragaw "Jannetje" ; Bergoon Bragaw ; Peter Bragaw ; Hilletje Bragaw ; Roelof Bragaw ; Hannah Bragaw "Annatje" ; Engeltie Bragaw ; Peter Brokaw ; Jacob Bragaw ; Isaac Bragaw ; John Bragaw
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Catalina Bragaw " Catalijntje" ; Jane Bragaw "Jannetje" ; Bergoon Bragaw ; Peter Bragaw ; Hilletje Bragaw ; Roelof Bragaw ; Mary Bragaw ; Hannah Bragaw "Annatje" ; Engeltie Bragaw ; Peter Brokaw ; Jacob Bragaw ; Isaac Bragaw ; John Bragaw
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//Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy days may be long in the land.//
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**[[LawrenceUpdike1739|Lawrence Updike]]**
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**[[LawrenceUpdikeJr|Lawrence Updike, Jr]]** ; **[[WilliamUpdike|William Updike]]** ; **[[CatherineUpdike|Catherine Updike]]** ; **[[RachelUpdike|Rachel Updike]]** ; **[[TunisUpdike|Tunis Updike]]** ; **[[AthaliahUpdike|Athaliah Updike]]**
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**[[LawrenceUpdike|Lawrence Updike]]** ; **[[WilliamUpdike|William Updike]]** ; **[[CatherineUpdike|Catherine Updike]]** ; **[[RachelUpdike|Rachel Updike]]** ; **[[TunisUpdike|Tunis Updike]]** ; **[[AthaliahUpdike|Athaliah Updike]]**
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**[[LawrenceUpdike|Lawrence Updike]]** ; **[[WilliamOpdyck|William Opdyck]]** ; **[[CatherineUpdike|Catherine Updike]]** ; **[[RachelUpdike|Rachel Updike]]** ; **[[TunisUpdike|Tunis Updike]]** ; **[[AthaliahUpdike|Athaliah Updike]]**
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Catalina Bragaw " Catalijntje" ; Jane Bragaw "Jannetje" ; Bergoon Bragaw ; Peter Bragaw ; Hilletje Bragaw ; Engeltje Engel Broucard ; Roelof Bragaw ; Mary Bragaw ; Hannah Bragaw "Annatje" ; Engeltie Bragaw ; Engeltje Engel Broucard ; Peter Brokaw ; Jacob Bragaw ; Isaac Bragaw ; John Bragaw
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Lawrence Updike ; William Opdyck ; Catherine Updike ; Rachel Updike ; Tunis Updike ; Athaliah Updike
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The descendants of the four brothers, Burgoon, Roliph, Abraham and Jacob, who moved together to Tompkins County, N. Y., all remember Abraham as a twin brother of Jacob, and a brother of Burgoon and Roliph; and he is remembered as a brother of William and Peter by the oldest living descendants in New Jersey. The Family Record of a grandson of Jacob Updike shows
"Abraham Updike died March 12, 1827, aged about 75 years."
"Jane, wife of Abraham Updike, died Feb. 11, 1832, aged about 80."
Jacob also is said to have died in 1827, thus fulfilling the popular belief that twins die in the same year."
The records of the old Dutch Church at Harlingen, Somerset Co., N. J., contain an entry of the baptism of a child named Maria in 1775 by " Abraham Opdyke and his wife Jane; " the only entry of the family name on the books of that church. In 1777 Abraham Updike saw the horse of his brother Burgoon in the possession of a Continental officer, and testified to that effect in 1782 when Burgoon made his claim upon the Government for its value. In 1795 Abraham and John Jr. were witnesses for Jacob Updike of Montgomery township, Somerset, in buying a farm in Hunterdon County. These, and that in his father's will, are all the mentions which have been found of Abraham on the New Jersey records.
Mr. Rensselaer Updike, of Schuyler County, N. Y., a great-grandson of Abraham, writes thus:
"My great-grandfather Abraham, with his three sons Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, named after the old patriarchs, came from New Brunswick or, Trenton, N. J., in company with other Updikes, and all settled near each other in Tompkins County. The place was called the Updike Settlement. My great-grandfather died m 1827, the year in which I was born. When the Updikes came in to this country, it was all a howling wilderness. They must have been of a religious cast, as the records show that they were among the first to build a church, which was of logs like their dwellings; the seats were made of slabs with holes bored for the legs. I remember going there in the days of my childhood, to meeting. In regard to the characteristic traits of the old Updikes of this State, they ranked among the best of farmers, but were not aspiring for rank or position. In stature they were above the medium height, many of them over six feet; square and strongly built, with regular features; of a gleeful, mirthful, yet go-ahead disposition as a rule, moral and religious."
Mr. Samuel Updike of Grass Lake, Michigan, a grandson of Abraham, writes:
"My grandfather Abraham and his two brothers, Jacob and Burgoon, In the Spring of 1802 when the four patriarch brothers, Burgoon, Roliph, Abraham and Jacob Updike, set out from New Jersey in teams and on horseback with their families, their flocks and their herds, for what was then known as the Far West, (soon to be followed by a fifth brother John Jr., and later by two sons of another brother Lawrence and a son of a seventh brother William, all to settle in Tompkins Co., N. Y.), the last covered wagon of the long procession brought a little grandson in his mother's arms, whom she had named ** ABRAHAM GROVER UPDIKE ** for his grandfathers.
"Abraham Updike died March 12, 1827, aged about 75 years."
"Jane, wife of Abraham Updike, died Feb. 11, 1832, aged about 80."
Jacob also is said to have died in 1827, thus fulfilling the popular belief that twins die in the same year."
The records of the old Dutch Church at Harlingen, Somerset Co., N. J., contain an entry of the baptism of a child named Maria in 1775 by " Abraham Opdyke and his wife Jane; " the only entry of the family name on the books of that church. In 1777 Abraham Updike saw the horse of his brother Burgoon in the possession of a Continental officer, and testified to that effect in 1782 when Burgoon made his claim upon the Government for its value. In 1795 Abraham and John Jr. were witnesses for Jacob Updike of Montgomery township, Somerset, in buying a farm in Hunterdon County. These, and that in his father's will, are all the mentions which have been found of Abraham on the New Jersey records.
Mr. Rensselaer Updike, of Schuyler County, N. Y., a great-grandson of Abraham, writes thus:
"My great-grandfather Abraham, with his three sons Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, named after the old patriarchs, came from New Brunswick or, Trenton, N. J., in company with other Updikes, and all settled near each other in Tompkins County. The place was called the Updike Settlement. My great-grandfather died m 1827, the year in which I was born. When the Updikes came in to this country, it was all a howling wilderness. They must have been of a religious cast, as the records show that they were among the first to build a church, which was of logs like their dwellings; the seats were made of slabs with holes bored for the legs. I remember going there in the days of my childhood, to meeting. In regard to the characteristic traits of the old Updikes of this State, they ranked among the best of farmers, but were not aspiring for rank or position. In stature they were above the medium height, many of them over six feet; square and strongly built, with regular features; of a gleeful, mirthful, yet go-ahead disposition as a rule, moral and religious."
Mr. Samuel Updike of Grass Lake, Michigan, a grandson of Abraham, writes:
"My grandfather Abraham and his two brothers, Jacob and Burgoon, In the Spring of 1802 when the four patriarch brothers, Burgoon, Roliph, Abraham and Jacob Updike, set out from New Jersey in teams and on horseback with their families, their flocks and their herds, for what was then known as the Far West, (soon to be followed by a fifth brother John Jr., and later by two sons of another brother Lawrence and a son of a seventh brother William, all to settle in Tompkins Co., N. Y.), the last covered wagon of the long procession brought a little grandson in his mother's arms, whom she had named ** ABRAHAM GROVER UPDIKE ** for his grandfathers.
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The Family Record of a grandson of Jacob Updike shows "Abraham Updike died March 12, 1827, aged about 75 years. "Jane, wife of Abraham Updike, died Feb. 11, 1832, aged about 80." Jacob also is said to have died in 1827, thus fulfilling the popular belief that twins die in the same year.
The records of the old Dutch Church at Harlingen, Somerset Co., N. J., contain an entry of the baptism of a child named Maria in 1775 by " Abraham Opdyke and his wife Jane; " the only entry of the family name on the books of that church. In 1777 Abraham Updike saw the horse of his brother Burgoon in the possession of a Continental officer, and testified to that effect in 1782 when Burgoon made his claim upon the Government for its value.
In 1795 Abraham and John Jr. were witnesses for Jacob Updike of Montgomery township, Somerset, in buying a farm in Hunterdon County. These, and that in his father's will, are all the mentions which have been found of Abraham on the New Jersey records.
Mr. Rensselaer Updike, of Schuyler County, N. Y., a great-grandson of Abraham, writes thus: "My great-grandfather Abraham, with his three sons Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, named after the old patriarchs, came from New Brunswick or, Trenton, N. J., in company with other Updikes, and all settled near each other in Tompkins County. The place was called the Updike Settlement. My great-grandfather died m 1827, the year in which I was born.
When the Updikes came in to this country, it was all a howling wilderness. They must have been of a religious cast, as the records show that they were among the first to build a church, which was of logs like their dwellings; the seats were made of slabs with holes bored for the legs. I remember going there in the days of my childhood, to meeting.
In regard to the characteristic traits of the old Updikes of this State, they ranked among the best of farmers, but were not aspiring for rank or position. In stature they were above the medium height, many of them over six feet; square and strongly built, with regular features; of a gleeful, mirthful, yet go-ahead disposition as a rule, moral and religious."
Mr. Samuel Updike of Grass Lake, Michigan, a grandson of Abraham, writes: "My grandfather Abraham and his two brothers, Jacob and Burgoon, In the Spring of 1802 when the four patriarch brothers, Burgoon, Roliph, Abraham and Jacob Updike, set out from New Jersey in teams and on horseback with their families, their flocks and their herds, for what was then known as the Far West, (soon to be followed by a fifth brother John Jr., and later by two sons of another brother Lawrence and a son of a seventh brother William, all to settle in Tompkins Co., N. Y.), the last covered wagon of the long procession brought a little grandson in his mother's arms, whom she had named ** ABRAHAM GROVER UPDIKE ** for his grandfathers.
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//Leaney// married her first cousin Gilbert, son of her uncle Roliph Updike.
//Charity// married her first cousin Jacob, son of her uncle Jacob Updike.
//Catherine's// husband, John Creque, was proprietor of a foundry at Trumansburg, Tompkins Co.
//Charity// married her first cousin Jacob, son of her uncle Jacob Updike.
//Catherine's// husband, John Creque, was proprietor of a foundry at Trumansburg, Tompkins Co.
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**[[JannetjeVandervoort|Jannetje Vandervoort "Jane"]]**
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**[[LawrenceUpdike|Lawrence Updike]]**
**[[BurgoonUpdike|Burgoon Updike]]**
**[[WilliamUpdike|William Updike]]**
**[[MaryUpdike|Mary Updike]]**
**[[RoliphUpdike|Roliph Updike]]**
**[[JacobUpdike|Jacob Updike (twin)]]**
Abraham Updike (twin)
**[[JohnUpdikeJr|John Updike Jr]]**
**[[SarahUpdike|Sarah Updike]]**
**[[GysbertUpdike|Gysbert Updike]]**
**[[BurgoonUpdike|Burgoon Updike]]**
**[[WilliamUpdike|William Updike]]**
**[[MaryUpdike|Mary Updike]]**
**[[RoliphUpdike|Roliph Updike]]**
**[[JacobUpdike|Jacob Updike (twin)]]**
Abraham Updike (twin)
**[[JohnUpdikeJr|John Updike Jr]]**
**[[SarahUpdike|Sarah Updike]]**
**[[GysbertUpdike|Gysbert Updike]]**
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**[[LawrenceUpdike|Lawrence Updike]]** ; **[[IsaacUpdike|Isaac Updike]]** ; **[[BurgoonUpdike|Burgoon Updike]]** ; **[[WilliamUpdike|William Updike]]** ; **[[MaryUpdike|Mary Updike]]** ; **[[RoliphUpdike|Roliph Updike]]** ; **[[JacobUpdike|Jacob Updike (twin)]]** ; **[[PeterUpdike|Peter Updike]]** ; **[[JohnUpdikeJr|John Updike Jr]]**. ; **[[SarahUpdike|Sarah Updike]]** ; **[[GysbertUpdike|Gysbert Updike]]**
**[[MariaVandervoor|Maria Vandervoort]]**
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Jacob's wife: **[[TheodosiaGrover|Theodosia Grover]]**
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Maria's husband: **[[RobertKennedy|Robert Kennedy]]**
Jacob's wife: **[[TheodosiaGrover|TheodosiaGrover]]**
Isaac's wife: **[[Sarah Williamson|Sarah Williamson]]**
Abraham's wife: **[[AnnaWortman|Anna Wortman]]**
Leaney's husband: **[[GilbertUpdike|Gilbert Updike]]**
Charity's husband: **[[JacobUpdikeJr|Jacob Updike, Jr. "Gentleman Jake"]]**
Catherine's husband: **[[JohnCreque|John Creque]]**
Ann's husband: **[[HenryPickell|Henry Pickell]]**
Peter's wife: **[[ChristiannaPickell|Christianna Pickell]]**
Jacob's wife: **[[TheodosiaGrover|TheodosiaGrover]]**
Isaac's wife: **[[Sarah Williamson|Sarah Williamson]]**
Abraham's wife: **[[AnnaWortman|Anna Wortman]]**
Leaney's husband: **[[GilbertUpdike|Gilbert Updike]]**
Charity's husband: **[[JacobUpdikeJr|Jacob Updike, Jr. "Gentleman Jake"]]**
Catherine's husband: **[[JohnCreque|John Creque]]**
Ann's husband: **[[HenryPickell|Henry Pickell]]**
Peter's wife: **[[ChristiannaPickell|Christianna Pickell]]**
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>>@@**Abraham Updike**{{image url="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/AbrahamUpdike.jpg" title="Abraham Updike" alt="Abraham Updike" width="300" class="middle" link="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/AbrahamUpdike.jpg"}}@@>>b. 1 Jan 1752 (Cherry Valley, Sommerset, New Jersey)
d. 12 Mar 1827 (Enfield, Tompkins County, New York)
**[[LawrenceUpdike|Lawrence Updike]]** and **[[AgnietjePost|Agnietje Post]]**
**[[IsaacBroucard|Isaac Broucard]]** and **[[HilletjeJans|Hilletje Jans]]**
d. 12 Mar 1827 (Enfield, Tompkins County, New York)
**[[LawrenceUpdike|Lawrence Updike]]** and **[[AgnietjePost|Agnietje Post]]**
**[[IsaacBroucard|Isaac Broucard]]** and **[[HilletjeJans|Hilletje Jans]]**
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d. 1827 (Enfield, Tompkins County, New York)
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======Abraham Updike (twin)======
>>@@**Abraham Updike**{{image url="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/AbrahamUpdike.jpg" title="Abraham Updike" alt="Abraham Updike" width="300" class="middle" link="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/AbrahamUpdike.jpg"}}@@>>b. 1752 (Cherry Valley, Sommerset, New Jersey)
m. 1776 (Sommerset, New Jersey)
d. 1827 (Enfield, Tompkins County, New York)
**[[JacobAUpdike|Jacob A Updike]]**
>>@@**Abraham Updike**{{image url="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/AbrahamUpdike.jpg" title="Abraham Updike" alt="Abraham Updike" width="300" class="middle" link="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/AbrahamUpdike.jpg"}}@@>>b. 1752 (Cherry Valley, Sommerset, New Jersey)
m. 1776 (Sommerset, New Jersey)
d. 1827 (Enfield, Tompkins County, New York)
**[[JacobAUpdike|Jacob A Updike]]**
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>>@@**Jacob A Updike**{{image url="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/JacobAUpdike.jpg" title="Jacob A Updike" alt="Jacob A Updike" width="300" class="middle" link="http://updikeandpotter.com/images/JacobAUpdike.jpg"}}@@>>b. 1777 (Princeton, New Jersey)
m. 13 Mar 1800 (Sommerset, New Jersey)
d. 1848 (Newfield, Tompkins County, New York)
**[[AbrahamUpdike|Abraham Updike (twin)]]** and **[[JannetjeVandervoort|Jannetje Vandervoort "Jane"]]**
**[[MichaelVandervoort|Michael Vandervoort]]** and **[[MaryaFonteyn|Marya Fonteyn]]**
**[[AbrahamGroverUpdike|Abraham Grover Updike]]**
Abraham's wife: **[[LorindaHoosHooper|Lorinda Hoos Hooper]]**
**[[MaryUpdike|Mary Updike "Polly"]]**
Mary's husband: **[[JesseCoykendall|Jesse Coykendall]]**
**[[JohnRUpdike|John R Updike]]**
John's wife: **[[PhoebeHausner|Phoebe Hausner]]**
**[[JaneUpdike|Jane Updike]]**
**[[EnochUpdike|Enoch Updike "Alexander"]]**
Enoch's wife: **[[ElizabethHenry|Elizabeth Henry]]**
**[[PiersonUpdike|Pierson Updike]]**
Pierson's wife: **[[ElizabethMorgan|Elizabeth Morgan]]**
**[[JacobCUpdike|Jacob C Updike]]**
Jacob's wife: **[[AsenathAlmiraRockenstyne|Asenath Almira Rockenstyne]]**
**[[ElizabethUpdike|Elizabeth Updike]]**
Elizabeth's husband: **[[SamuelOsborne|Samuel Osborne]]**
**[[ElizaUpdike|Eliza Updike]]**
Eliza's husband: **[[Simeon Rose McKinley|Simeon Rose McKinley]]**
Some sources site birth near Maidenhead (now Lawrenceville), New Jersey.
//Leaney// married her first cousin Gilbert, son of her uncle Roliph Updike.
//Charity// married her first cousin Jacob, son of her uncle Jacob Updike.
//Catherine's// husband, John Creque, was proprietor of a foundry at Trumansburg, Tompkins Co.
//Abraham Grover// was sent to his uncle John Creque's foundry at 16 to learn the blacksmith trade.
