| 15 | i. | Harriet Wayne, born December 16, 1814 in New Scotland, New York; died August 17, 1878 in New Orleans, Lousiana; married Isaac Hardenbergh Wands, Sr. December 19, 1838 in New Scotland, Albany, New York. | ||
| ii. | Matilda (Waine) Wayne, born 1817 (Source: Presbyterian Church of New Scotland NY - Record.). |
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Notes for Matilda (Waine) Wayne: IGI Record - Matilda Waine, christened April 6, 1817, Presbyterian Church of New Scotland, Albany Co. NY Parents: James WAINE and Martha RAMSAY |
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More About Matilda (Waine) Wayne: Christening: April 6, 1817, Presbyterian Church of New Scotland, NY |
| iii. | Mary Jane Wayne (Source: Presbyterian Church of New Scotland NY - Record.), born 1821. |
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Notes for Mary Jane Wayne: IGI Record - Mary Jane Waine, christened Sept 30, 1821, Presbyterian Church of New Scotland, Albany Co. NY Parents: James WAINE and Martha RAMSAY |
| iv. | Hiram Wayne (Source: Presbyterian Church of New Scotland NY - Record.), born July 20, 1823. |
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Notes for Hiram Wayne: IGI Record - from the Vosburgh Collection (collection of transcribed church records) Hiram Wayne , July 23, 1823 Presbyterian Church of New Scotland, Albany Co. NY Parents: James WAINE and Martha RAMSAY (Note: This date is probably a christening record and not a birth record). |
| v. | Julian Freets Wayne, born October 27, 1828 (Source: Presbyterian Church of New Scotland NY - Record.). |
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Notes for Julian Freets Wayne: IGI Record - from the Vosburgh Collection (collection of transcribed church records) Julian Freets Waine, birth, Oct 27, 1828 , Presbyterian Church of New Scotland, Albany Co. NY Parents: James WAINE and Martha RAMSAY (Note: although the IGI shows this as a birth record, it is probably actually a christening record.) |
| vi. | Adaline Wayne, born June 7, 1819 in Albany County; died March 28, 1892 in Concord, St. Clair County, Missouri; married Phillip Van Allen; born October 21, 1821 in Albany, Albany Co. New York; died March 19, 1902 in Concord, St. Clair County, Missouri. |
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Notes for Adaline Wayne: Information on the descendants of Adaline Wayne Van Allen comes from her gr gr granddaughter Pam Williams (Email: jessie9@cei.net] "Notes on Adeline from Pam Williams: This is the grandmother that granddad (William Garrett Van Allen) liked. She would always give him pie and was real nice. Said that she was from a wealthy family and that every time she would go home to visit (I assume to Albany, NY) she would come home with buckets of gold coins. |
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More About Adaline Wayne: Burial: Concord Cemetery |
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Notes for Phillip Van Allen: Notes below provided by Pam Williams, descendant: This is 1850 Albany Co., NY census sent to me from Paul Horvak: In New Scotland there were: p. 292 Phillip Van Allen 28 Adaline (wife) 30 John 8 James 3 Henry Rosenberg 27 John Frop 25 Philip, Adeline , and John appear in the 1880 Census, St. Clair County, MO, Chalk Township. Subject: Re: Van Allen & Chinns Date: Sat, 10 Apr 1999 17:00:11 EDT From: DMElliott@aol.com To: jessie9@cei.net St.Clair County has a NEW Cemetery Book that covers all of the County. 116 Cemeteries, around 21,000 names. Buried in the CONCORD cemetery, This are all that are buried. VAN ALLEN, Adaline Wayne -- Born- 07 June 1819-- Died- 28 March 1892 VAN ALLEN, John P. -- Born- 1842 ---- Died- 1930 VAN ALLEN, Phillip -- Born- 21 October 1821 --- Died- 19 March 1902 ------- Notes on Philip: Phillip was supposedly shot through the mouth. He was said to have a scar on the side of his face. No one knows how this came about. He was a devoted Christian and walked to church every Sunday. It is believed that he was Lutheran. (from Pam Williams) ============= |
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More About Phillip Van Allen: Burial: Concord Cemetery |
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