Andreas (Georg Andreas) (Ellich) ELIGH / Anna Rossina BENDER

Andreas (Georg Andreas) (Ellich) ELIGH / Anna Rossina BENDER


Husband : Andreas (Georg Andreas) (Ellich) ELIGH

Male Born : 1683at : Neckarburken, Germany
Married : 16 OCT 1708at : West Camp, Ulster, New York
Died : AFT 1751at :
Father : Hans Ehlig ELIGH
Mother :
Spouses : Anna MARGARETHA , Anna Rossina BENDER , Anna SOPHIA
Notes : [1205]

Wife : Anna Rossina BENDER

Female Born : 05 APR 1687at : Germany
Died : 20 MAR 1714at : West Camp, Ulster, New York
Father :
Mother :
Spouses : Andreas (Georg Andreas) (Ellich) ELIGH

CHILDREN

Name : Johann (Jury Elik) Georg (Elich) ELIGH [1202]
Male Born : 1707at : Neckar Burcken, New York
Married : at : Ulster, New York
Died : 06 DEC 1780at : Beverkil, Ulster, New York
Spouses : Elisabeth UNKNOWN , Catharina EMMERICH

Name : Christian Ehlig ELIGH
Male Born : ABT 28 MAR 1711at : West Camp, Ulster, New York
Died : at :
Spouses :

Name : Anna Marie (Mareitje) Ehlig ELIGH
Female Born : 1712at : Albany, New York
Died : at :
Spouses :

INDEX

[1205] Andreas - Widower of Necke-Burcken in the commune of Mossbach in the Pfaltz.
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Elich, Andreas, age 37, New York(State), is shown in 1710, #6301, p. 563 of the Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, along with Elich, Anna Rosina, age 23, New York (State) and Elich, John George, age 3, New York (State).

Elich, Andreas is also shown as 7820, p. 443 for 1710 traveling by himself.

In 1727, Andres Elich is shown as #9041, p. 12, and 6665, p. 304 as departing from Philadelphia, PLA
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Andreas is also shown in the book "Palatines Families of New York" by Henry Z. Jones

Andres Elick was a passenger on the ship "Molly" ; qualified September 30, 1727

Anna Margaretha Frolich was confirmed at the age of 15 years on January 14, 1730 at Andreas Elig's house at Newton.

[1202] George was baptized August 27, 1706 at Neckar Bureken.

John Ury Eligh, farmer, of the Beaver Kill, Ulster County, being very sick and weak. I leave to Catherine, my dear and loving wife, �50; Also, one teakettle, one trammel, two pewter tea pots, six China tea cups and saucers, one pewter sugar box, one pewter milk pot, three pewter plates, six glass bottles, one pewter chamber pot, one little flat pot, and one small skillet, one small pewter bason; Also, all her Cloaths of woolen and linen, also the cloth of linen and woolen except what is given to my
eldest daughter, Elesebath's heirs; Also, her feather bed and four blankets and everything belonging to the bed. All which she is to have for life, while my widow. After her death, the money left in her hands is to be equally divided among my two sons, Andries and Jacob and to my three daughters. My wife to have ��4 from both my sons, Jacob and Andries, as an annuity. Unto my eldest son, Andries, for his birthright, one cross-cut saw, the value of �1, 5s.; Also, the farm whereon he now lives, lying on the Caters Kill in the County of Ulster; he paying to his three sisters, Elizabeth, Chatarina, and Margriet, or their heirs, �30 each, out of his estate. Unto my son Johannes, during his life, the farm now possessed by his wife, lying on the Blue Mountains, County of Ulster; after his death, to his only son William. Should my son Johannes die before his wife, she is to have the benefit of said farm so long as she is his widow. Unto my son Jacob, the farm whereon he now lives, lying on Beaver Creek in said county; he paying to his three sisters ��20 each out of his estate. Unto the six heirs of my daughter Elizabeth, one woolen sprea, one calico sprea, three sheets and two toe blankets, one iron stove, two pair andirons, one tong, one shovel, one hang iron, one iron tea kettle, in equal shares. Unto her youngest heir named Sarah, one brass bed pan; unto the said six heirs five Barrick bolts and nine drag teeth, in equal shares; Also, �150 (including �60 lent to her husband, making it �90), which net sum is to be levied out of my bonds, notes and book debts, and equally distributed. Unto my two daughters, Cathrena and Margriet, �150 each. Any overplus to be equally paid to my sons, Andries and Jacob, the heirs of my daughter Elizabeth, and my two daughters, Cathrena and Margriet. I make my son, Andrie Eligh, and my true and trusty friends, Adam Beer and Jacob Moure, executors; they to sell that piece of land at Freehold in the County of Albany which I bought of Johannes Becker); the proceeds to be equally shared by my two sons, Andries and Jacob, and my three daughters, Elisabeth, Chatrina, and Margriet, or their heirs. If any of my children have a mind to purchase the land at Freehold, they shall be entitled to the land for �100. Dated December 6, 1780. Witnesses, Wilhelmus Rouw; Geysbert Diederick, and Peter West, both of Sagerties, in said County, farmer. Proved, September 2, 1783.

---Sources: Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol XII, 1782-1784, pages 148-150 (will of John Ury Eligh).

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