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Benjamin De Voe was born in 1703 in Fordham Manor, Westchester County, New York.¹ He died in 1772, at age ~69, in Newcastle County, Delaware.

Nathaniel Bailey was born in 1675 in Westchester County, New York.¹ He and Leah ("Deveaux") De Voe were married after 1718. He died after June 1740.

Nathaniel Bailey bought land on Budd's Neck in Rye, New York,after he married Leah DeVoe

Nathaniel BAILEY
Birth: 1675 in Westchester, New York
Death: BET. 2 - 27 JUN 1740 in Rye, Westchester, New York 1
Will: 2 Jun 1740 Rye, Westchester, New York
Event: Will Proven 27 Jun 1740 Rye, Westchester, New York 2
Change Date: 31 Dec 2001 at 00:00:00



Father: Nathan BAILEY b: ABT 1642 in New Haven, New Haven Colony
Mother: (wife of Nathan BAILEY ) b: ABT 1640

Marriage 1 Ruth GILPIN b: ABT 1681

* Married: AFT 1706

Children

1. Jane BAILEY b: BEF 1708
2. Abigail BAILEY b: BEF 1708
3. Ruth BAILEY b: ABT 1708
4. Elizabeth BAILEY b: ABT 1711
5. Has Children Nathaniel BAILEY b: ABT 1718 in Rye, Westchester, New York


Marriage 2 Leah DEVEAUX b: ABT 1691 in New York, New York

* Married: ABT 1720 in Westchester, New York

Children

1. Has Children Levi BAILEY b: AFT 1720 in Rye, Westchester, New York
2. Nathan BAILEY b: AFT 1720
3. Nehamiah BAILEY b: AFT 1720
4. Keziah BAILEY b: BEF 1726
5. Leah BAILEY b: ABT 1726


Sources:

1. Repository:
Name: Ancestry.com
Title: Ancestry.com Database
Note:
Each citation of this Master Source will contain the specific file number assigned to the GED. All of these GEDs are submitted as unsubstantiated and are only to be used as clues.
Page: File G1660
2. Repository:

Title: Bailey Family Research
Author: McManus, Peter
Publication: Manuscript May, 1993
Note:
525 W. 238 Street, Apt. 3P, Bronx, New York 10463

Nathaniel BAILEY
Birth: 1675 in Westchester Co,N.Y.
Death: Jun 1740 in Rye Twp,Westchester Co,N.Y.

Will of Nathaniel Bayles, NY Historical Society Collections, Vol. 27, P. 302, written 2 Jun 1740, proved 27 Jun 1740.
Source Info: "In the name of God, Amen, June 2, 1740, I, Nathaniel Bayles, of Rye, in Westchester County, yoeman, being sick. My wife Leah shall have for the bringing up of our children, and her own support, all last year's wool, and 1/3 of all grain, and 1.3 of the flax now growing, and all sorts of wheels both linnen and woolen and cards, and my best bed and furniture; Also two horses and ploughs and utensils of husbandry; also my Dutch Bible, and Dutch Testament, and the use of 1/3 of my Hopping lot, below the road, and the use of wood and timber on my three small lots at the rear of the land where I now dwell. I leave to my son Nathaniel three small lots, that is, one lot I bought of Moses Galpin, 3 acres; one lot I bought of Thomas Miner and Sarah Murray, 6 acres; and one lot I bought of Nicholas Hopoping, 5 acres. and he is to pay to my son Nathan 10 pounds. My sons Levi and Nehemiah are to deliver to my wife 1/3 of all grain threshed, and flax in sheaf. My executors shall pay to my eldest son Nathaniel 1shilling, in full for his claim as eldest son. I leave to my son Levi, all that my lot of land lying below the Country road, which I bought of Nicholas Hopping and is joined to James Horton's land; I also give him my gun and sword and saddle and bridle. I leave to my youngest son Nehemiah all that lot of land I bought of Thomas Miner and Sarah Murray, calls the Springlot, joining to Mamaroneck river; Also one new Beaver Hatt and he is to pay to my son Nathaniel 10 pounds. I leave to my son Nathan all my clothes and apparel. I leave to my daughter Leah my second best bed. To my daughter Keziah, my Billstede cupboard. All the rest of my estate I leave to my son Nathan, and my 6 daughters, Jane, wife of Joseph Harker, Abigail, widow of John Minthorn, Elizabeth,wife of Caleb Hoget, Ruth, wife of Gideon Bunel, Leah and Keziah. I make my wife and Mr. James Horton of Rye, executors. Witness, Underhill Budd, Joseph Budd, Benjamin Knap, John Carhart. Proved, June27, 1740, before John Robinson, Esq."

Source: 26062.GED lists all the children of Nathaniel with Ruth Galpin - probably this is in error.
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-Peter
Will: 2 JUN 1740 Rye, Westchester County, New York
Probate: 27 JUN 1740 Rye, Westchester County, New York
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Father: Nathan BAILEY b: abt 1654 in New Haven Colony(later NY)
Mother: Margaret GREENE b: 1642 in Dutchess Co,NY

Marriage 1 Leah DEVOE b: 1691 in New York Co,N.Y.

* Married: 1718-1721

Children

1. Has Children Nehemiah BAILEY b: 1726 in Rye Twp, Westchester Co,N.Y.
2. Has Children Levi BAILEY b: 1722 in Rye Twp,Westchester Co,N.Y.
3. Has Children Nathan BAILEY b: 1724 in Rye,Westchester,NY
4. Keziah BAILEY b: 1728 in Rye,Westchester,NY
5. Leah BAILEY b: abt 1730 in Rye,Westchester,NY


Marriage 2 Ruth GALPIN b: 1681 in New Haven Twp,New Haven Co,Conn

* Married: 1706 in Rye Twp,Westchester Co,N.Y.

Children

1. Ruth BAILEY b: in Rye,NY
2. Has Children Abigail BAILEY b: abt 1712 in Rye,Westchester,NY
3. Jane BAILEY b: in Rye,Westchester,NY
4. Nathaniel BAILEY b: abt 1718 in Rye,Westchester,NY
5. Has Children Elizabeth BAILEY b: 1716 in Rye,Westchester,NY.²²

Hannah Dunham was born in 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. She died on 1 April 1709, at age ~75, in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

John Deacon Dunham was born in 1589 in Scrooby, Notinghamshire, England. He and Abigail Balliou were married on 22 October 1622 in Leyden, Holland. He died 2 MAR 1667/1668 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Abigail Balliou was born about 1600 in Leyden, Holland. She and John Deacon Dunham were married on 22 October 1622 in Leyden, Holland. She died after 1699 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Abigail's name was spelled "Balliou," "Baillou" and "Barlow."

Persis Dunham was born about 1632 in Plymouth, Massachusetts. She died on 30 July 1701, at age ~69, in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Jonathan Dunham was born about 1631. He died after 29 November 1655.

Daniel Tourneur was born about 1626 in Amiens, Picardie, France.¹ He and Jacqueline De Parisis were married on 5 September 1650 in Walloon Church, Amsterdam, Holland. He died in 1673, at age ~47, in Harlem, New York.

Alias: /Jean/

Daniel Tourneur descended from the Lords of Picardy. He was aProtestant. He was known as an authoritative and fieryindividual. It was reported that at a funeral he wasattending, people heckled the attenders. Daniel was said tohave drawn his sword and killed one of the hecklers, who turnedout to be the mayor. He was driven from his home in France,due to persecution by the Catholics. He fled to Holland. He andJacqueline were married at the Walloon Church. He was in Americaby March 1654, and settled in the Dutch community. He was oneof the original patentees of Harlem. He was madeCorporal of amilitary company formed on 7 April 1654 for protection from marauderers and Indians. In August 1660 he became ChiefMagistrate of Harlem, New York. He was a delegate to theGeneral Assembly in 1664. Many of his descendants moved to NewJersey.

Jacqueline De Parisis was born in 1620 in Hesden, Artois, France. She and Daniel Tourneur were married on 5 September 1650 in Walloon Church, Amsterdam, Holland. She died in 1700, at age ~80, in Harlem, Manhattan County, New York.

Daniel Tourneur was born before 30 July 1651 in Leyden, Holland.¹ He died in 1690.¹

Daniel Tourneur was christened on 30 July 1651 in Amsterdam, Holland.¹

Maria Tourneur was born BEF 1 MAR 1653/1654 in New Amsterdam, New York. She died before 1657 in New Amsterdam, New York.

Maria Tourneur was christened 1 MAR 1653/1654 in New Amsterdam, New York.¹ When Maria was christened at the Reformed Dutch Church of NewAmsterdam, New York, her father was listed as Daniel deTourneur. The witnesses were Jacobus Backer, Courtlant andMaria. She died young.

Jacques Tourneur was born about 1665 in Harlam, New York, New York. He died 1 MAR 1725/1726.¹

Madeline Tourneur was born about 1655 in Harlem, New York. She died after 1673.

Her name is also listed as Magdalena for her children'schristenings at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam.

Thomas Tourneur was born about 1657 in Harlem, New York, New York. He died in 1710, at age ~53.

Nehemiah Bailey was born about 1726 in Rye, Westchester County, New York.¹ He and Hannah Nickerson were married before 1750. He died about 1804, at age ~78, in Wysox, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.^1,2

NEHEMIAH BAILEY
Birth: ABT. 1726 in Rye, Westchester Co., NY 1 2 3 4
Death: ABT. 1804
Residence: 1800 to What is now Bradford Co Pa, then it was Luzerne Co from Orange Co NY 3 4
Residence: BEF. 1800 Lived Fredericksburt, Dutchess, now Putnam co NY and in Sugarloaf, New Cornwall and Walkill, all in Orange Co NY before going to PA 3 4

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bushongbeardsley.

Hannah Nickerson was born before 1735 in Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut. She and Nehemiah Bailey were married before 1750. She died.

Marritje Tourneur was born before 4 September 1661 in New Amsterdam, New York. She died.

When Marritje was christened at the Reformed Dutch Church in NewAmsterdam, New York, her parents were listed as Daniel Terneurand Jacomina. The witnesses were Jan de Roy and Rose Neelel. Marritje Tourneur was christened on 4 September 1661 in New Amsterdam, New York.¹

Etienne Tourneur was born about 1580 in France. He and Maria Berger were married before 1610. He died after 1626.

Maria Berger was born about 1584 in France. She and Etienne Tourneur were married before 1610. She died AFT 20 MAR 1625/1626.

Marie Tourneur was born about 1609 in France. She died.

Suzanne Tourneur was born about 1610 in France. She died.

Anne Tourneur was born about 1619 in France. She died.

Pierre Tourneur was born about 1622 in France. He died.

Edward Bangs was born on 28 October 1591 in Panfield, Essex County, England.¹ He and Rebecca Hobart were married before 1640. He died 16 FEB 1677/1678 in Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.¹

Edward Bangs came to America as one of the passangers of the"Ann and Little James," in June 1622.

Catherine Bailey was born in 1676 in Westchester County, New York. She died.