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Sarah B Verbryck | ||
Born: 12 Feb 1794 Somerset, NJ |
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Married: 15 Sep 1812 Somerset Co., NJ |
Somerset Quarterly, New Jersey, Vol 3 pg 68, Marriages of Somerset County Ditmars, Garret and Sarah Ver Brike, Sept 16, 1817 (Zabriskie) |
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Died: 05 Aug 1855 Hopewell, Johnson Co., IN |
FATHER
MOTHER
HUSBAND
Garrett Peter Ditmars
b. 04 Jan 1792 Millstone, Somerset, NJ
d. 23 Nov 1851 Franklin, Johnson Co., IN
CHILDREN
1. William Ditmars b. 18 oct 1813
2. Mary Ditmars b. 17 Dec 1817
3. Margaret Ditmars b. 03 oct 1820
4. Carolie Ditmars b. 25 Dec 1821
5. Peter Ditmars b. 13 Aug 1823
6. Jane Ditmars b. 1825
7. Cornelius Lowe Ditmars b. 17 Jul 1825
8. Magdeline Ditmars b. 20 Feb 1827
9. John T Ditmars b. 07 Jan 1830
10. Rebecca Ditmars b. 08 Jan 1832
11. Richard Verbrycke Ditmars b. 08 Dec 1834
12. Jacob Ditmars b. 02 Feb 1837
13. Edward Ditmars b. 05 Mar 1839
14. Alice Barnett Ditmars b. 27 Jan 1849
History of Johnson County, Indiana by Elva L Branigin, 1913
"Sketch on John T. Ditmars
Sarah Verbryck, the subject's mother, was born January 20, 1785, and was the
daughter of William and Rebecca (Low) Verbryck, the father having been an
honored citizen of his locality. He was a soldier in the war of the Revolution,
attaining to the rank of major and lived to the advanced age of ninety-six
years. To the subject's parents were born thirteen children, of whom twelve were
reared to maturity, and four are now living, namely Cornelius, who lives west of
Franklin: John T. of Hopewell; Rebecca (Mrs Donnell), of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and Richard V. of Franklin. The deceased are William, Mrs Mary Hall, Mrs Jane
Van Nuys, Mrs. Margaret Mccaslin, Mrs. Caroline Van Nuys, Peter, Magdalena,
Jacob and Edward."
Richard V. Ditmars
"The subject's parents were Garret and Sarah (verbryck) Ditmars, both of whom were born in New Jersey, Millstone being the father's native place. Garret was a farmer by vocation and, desiring larger opportunities for advancement, turned his face westward and removed, first, to Warren county, Ohio, where he remained six years. In 1835 he came to Johnson county, Indiana, locating on a tract of land six or seven miles west of Franklin, where he remained until his death, which occurred in 1851. His widow died in 1854. They were the parents of twelve children, of whom the surivors are Cornelius L., John T., and Rivard V., of Johnson county, and Mrs. Donnell, of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Richard V. Ditmars was born on December 8, 1834"