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A Spring Morning in Concord, Massachusetts

Posted on: March 7, 2014 by: Ila Malloy
Old North Bridge (Concord Battle) by Domenick D'Andrea

Listen now, good Stoutenburgh. Listen now, as we call the muster rolls of two hundred years ago. Listen now, as we read your family names. These are the liberty loving ones that put down the plough and picked up the musket in defense of freedom for all.

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Presidential Memorial to Stoutenburghs — 1935

Posted on: January 31, 2014 by: Ila Malloy
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH PLAQUE: In memory of JACOBUS STOUTENBURGH, born 1696, died 1772, who in 1742 became the first white resident of record on the Flatts, south of Crum Elbow Creek, where subsequently the village of Hyde Park was built and who owned many acres of land in Dutchess County under the Patent of the Great Nine Partners. He married May 25, 1717 MARGARET STOUTENBURGH of Teller's Point, Westchester County, born 1696, died 1789.

Next Sunday morning President Roosevelt will unveil a marble tablet in St. James’ Episcopal Church in memory of Jacobus Stoutenburgh, the first white settler of what is now Hyde Park, and his wife, Margaret Teller Stoutenburgh.

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Jacobus the Fireman

Posted on: April 28, 2012 by: Ila Malloy
Early Chief Engineer Helmet

The Stoutenburgh family played a significant role in firefighting in the early history of New York City, especially Jacobus Stoutenburgh who was appointed as the first Fire Chief.

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The Mysterious Luke Stoutenburgh of South Carolina

Posted on: October 17, 2011 by: Ila Malloy
Lucas Stoutenburgh's Silvermark

Jacobus Stoutenburgh, son of Tobias Stoutenburgh and Anneke Van Rollegom, had an older brother named Lucas.

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A Romance of Dutchess County, New York

Posted on: June 26, 2011 by: Ila Malloy
Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly, Volume XIII

Here’s a surprising bit of family history I happened to stumble across while researching Margaret Teller. It concerns another relative named Rebecca Watson who married Dr. Abraham Stoutenburg in 1784 and then later took their son and left the man.

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Hereditary Order of the Families of the Presidents and First Ladies of America

Posted on: May 31, 2011 by: Ila Malloy
Hereditary Order of the Families of the Presidents and First Ladies of America

By reason of our descending from Pieter Van Stoutenburg and Aefje Van Tienhoven, we can get qualified as ancestors of the Presidents Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt. Anyone of Engeltje Stoutenburg’s brothers or sister will be a collateral line.

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Silver Cream Jug by Tobias Stoutenburgh

Posted on: October 18, 2008 by: Ila Malloy
Silver Cream Jug by Tobias Stoutenburgh

Here's an interesting "find" for the family collection. It seems that M.S. Rau Antiques is selling a Silver Cream Jug by Tobias Stoutenburgh for a mere $14,500.

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Home of Jacobus Stoutenburgh of Hyde Park, NY

Posted on: December 17, 2006 by: Ila Malloy
Stoutenburgh Landing (from Hyde Park Post Office Mural)

It was a large house and extended across the present market street for fifty feet. Market Street was the avenue cut by Judge Stoutenburgh from the Albany Post Road, for the entrance driveway to his residence and he planted cherry trees on both sides of it for the whole...

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