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| Family Bibles Nathaniel Tompkins |
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Holy Bible in English; M. Carey, Philadelphia, 1814.
Family Bible of Nathaniel and Sarah (Lamoree) Tompkins of Dutchess County, NY. Many families recorded
are also in the Christopher Hughes Family Bible on this site. The Bible also has many items inserted in the
pages such as newspaper articles and a hand written family history of the Eckert family.
The Bible is now in the possession of the C. G. Brisee Genealogy Library, Irwin, Iowa.
Marriages
Nathaniel Tomkins was Born Thurs May 14, 1775,
Sarah Lamoree His wife was Born Sunday September 17th 1775,
Robert Reed Steward was Married to Sarah Elizabeth Tompkins the 7 of November 1878
Frederick Cookingham was Married to Sarah Elizabeth Steward the 14 of December 1899
[marriage notice pasted in]
Van Rensselaer - Tompkins - At Millbrook, N. Y., by Rev. Father Weir, Feb. 2, 1907 Walter Alexander Van
Renssalear, rural letter carrier at Salt Point, N. Y., to Wilma Brick Tompkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Jay Tompkins, of Salt Point, N. Y.
Births
Robert Tompkins was born Tuesday the 20th of December 1796
George Tompkins was born on Saturday the 20 of May 1798
Andrew Tompkins was Born on Monday the 27 of January 1800
Amos Tompkins was Born on Tuesday the 29 of September 1801
Mary Tompkins was Born on Friday the 10th of September 1803
Hannah Tompkins was Born on Monday the 22 of September 1805
Joseph Tompkins was Born on Tuesday the 15th of September 1807
Eliza Tompkins was Born on Friday the 14th of April 1809
Jesse Tompkins was Born on Friday the 4th of January 1811
Isaac Tompkins was Born on Sunday the 27 of September 1813
Leah Tompkins was Born on Sunday the 26th of November 1815
Sarah L. Tompkins was Born Thursday 11th day of December 1817.
Nathaniel Tomkins was Born Monday 2th day of August, 1819.
Robert Reed Steward was born may 15th 1835
Sarah Elizabeth Tompkins was born on Friday the 28 of October 1836
Died
Robert R Steward died August 1 1880
Born
Frederick Cookingham was born the 2 of February 1833
Frederick Cookingham Died September the 14; 1910
Deaths
Nathaniel Tompkins died February 8 1853
Sarah Tompkins Died October the 24=1860
Andrew Tomp [writing stops]
Amos Tompkins died March 1808
Eliza Eckert died April the 6: year 1841
Wm Eckert died July the 9: year 1841
Isaac L Tompkins died April the 10: year 1843
Leah W. Tompkins Died October 7th 1846
George L Tompkins died May the 28 1852
Hannah Tompkins died January 27.1857
Nathaniel Tompkins Died Nov. 30" 1857
Robert Tomkins Died on Friday February th 16 1866 [October smudged out]
Danel D Tompkins died Jan 1900 [written in upper margin]
Mary Eckert died Thir July th 25 1872
Anna Tompkins died 1888
Andrew Tomkins died October 22 1888
Silas Tompkins died Nov 1 1889 Tuesday [day of week may belong to next entry]
Anna M Tompkins died Feb 18 1890
Joseph Tompkins died October 6 1890
Rebecca R Ranus died Dec 5=1899
Marg A Tompkins died Dec. 27. 1902
Sarah L. Tompkins died November 1907
B Zarada Hammond died March 3, 1890 [written in margin]
George F. Allen died Jan 14 1898 41 years [written in top margin, next page]
[pasted in obit] Died. Tompkins - At Salt Poit, Dec. 29, 1885, Joseph C. Tompkins, Jr., only son of G. Jay
and Libbie W. Tompkins of inflamation of the brain, aged 5 years, 9 mo., and 16 days.
Insertions
[hand written Eckert Family History]
A Record of William Eckerts family
Wm Eckert was born the June 12th AD 1807
Eliza Tompkins wife of Wm Eckert April the 4 1809
Catharine Eckert was Born augt 22 A.D. 1829
Wm Henry Eckert was Born march 19 A.D. 1831 [corrected from 1830]
Nathaniel Eckert was Born October 31 A. D. 1833 [corrected from 1832]
Sarah L Eckert was Born june 7 A. D. 1835 [corrected from 1834]
Isaac L Eckert was Born february 22 A. D. 1837 [corrected from 1836]
Eliza Eckert Died april 6 A. D. 1841
Wm Ekert Died July 9 a.D. 1841
Wm Eckert and Eliza Tompkins was married march 27 A. D. 1828
Isaac L Tompkins died April the 10: 1843
[hand written note]
born March 20
died April 20 1904
Molissa Tompkins
[obit]
Rion - Suddenly, Sunday, February 16, 1913, Miss Alice A. Rion. Funeral to be held at the residence of her
nephew, N. B. Van Kleeck, 164 Thompson Street, at 2 o'clock Wednesday, February 19, 1913.
[obit]
After a severe illness of two weeks Mary A. Tompkins entered into rest at Salt Point on Saturday evening,
December 27th, 1902. Her parents were Isaac L. Tompkins and Annie Lewellyn of Croton Lake, N. Y., where
she was born in 1824. She was married in 1845 to Joseph C. Tompkins of Salt Point and has since lived
there. One son, G. Jay Tompkins is the issue of their marriage. He married Libbie, daughter of David Doty
of Hibernia and they had two children, Joseph C. Tompkins, Jr., who died in 1885, aged five, and William,
born in 1889, living at Salt Point. Mary A. Tompkins had ten brothers and one sister, Silas and Wright F. of
Chappaqua, Burlin S. of Armonk, John V. of Yorktown, Eliza Jane wife of James Carpenter of Chappaqua;
Albert L. of Mount Kisco, Bartholomew G. of Sing Sing, Benson of New York, and Coles F. of Bedford,
who is the only one now living. Charles Robinson of Chappaqua, and Thomas Stringham of Salt Point spoke
at her funeral which was held at the Stone Meeting House, Clinton Corners, Tuesday, December 30th.
Among her relatives attending the services were Coles and Hannah Tompkins, William and Edith Reynolds
of Bedford Station, Annie W. Tompkins of Chappaqua, Irving Tompkins and Annie Garloch of Mount Kisco,
Philip H. Ackert and Mary Ackert of Yonkers. Mrs. Tompkins was a devoted follower of the Hicksite
Friends and her life was one of constant desire to do good to everyone from labors to rewards.
[obit]
Wm. L. Allen Dead
Rhinebeck Druggist Died After Long Illness Last Saturday Evening -Was Prominent Odd Fellow
William L. Allen died Saturday evening of last week at his home on Beech street after a long illness. He
was born in Schoharie September 23, 1854 and was in the sixty-first year of his age.
He was for thirty-six years a clerk in the drug store of the late Dr. Benjamin N. Baker and since his death
has been proprietor of the store. He was highly esteemed by all who knew him and his familiar face will be
long missed from our streets.
He was a faithful conscientious worker, honorable in all things and kind of heart.
He was a member of Rhinebeck Lodge No. 160 I. O. O. F., and was initiated February 11, 1895. He was
made Noble Grand January 1, 1897. He was also a Past Chief Patriarch of Jazaar Encampment No. 119, a
director of the Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit Association and a Knight of Pythias.
He leaves a wife who was Miss Emma Stickle, two sons, Frederick and Clarence of this village and one
daughter, Mrs. Powell Barnett of Poughkeepsie.
Funeral Services were held at his home Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. R. P. Ingersoll pastor of the
Baptist church officiated and the Odd Fellows service was conducted by Rhinebeck Lodge No. 162 I. O. O.
F., John W. Moore acting as Noble Grand and George D. Fritz as Chaplain. The bearers chosen from the
membership of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges were as follows: A. M. Quick, Lee Van
Vredenburgh, Francis Scoles, Stanton Rockefeller, Myron W. Traver, Valentine Ritter, Peter Madden. The
burial was in the Rhinebeck cemetery.
[obit]
Mrs. L. C. Hammond
On Sunday evening last Mrs. L. C. Hammond died at her home in this city, in the fifty-ninth year of her age.
Deceased had been a patient sufferer for a long time previous to her death. Some fourteen years ago she
was stricken with paralysis. A few years late she fell, breaking one of her limbs, which had been paralyzed,
and later an arm was fractured by a fall. A little over a year ago she was afflicted with a tumor, which
caused her death. In her younger days Mrs. Hammond devoted a large portion of her time in caring for the
sick and never refused a call to aid the afflicted. She died as she had lived, a conscientious Christian. To
the husband, who has for forty years had the companionship of a lovable wife, and to the children, who
have lost a devoted mother, the sympathy of the public is extended.
[hand written note]
Side 1: Martha J. Sherman
Side 2: September 14, ½ 10 died
Funeral Saturday 2 Oclock
Feb 2 1910
Sep 14 1833
77
[letter]
Dec=6/899
Dear Niece Sarah
Thy Aunt Rebeck R Ranus is dead, we had a telegram
She died yesterday. ther's to be buried to morrow the 7
all well
Thurt you are well
Nathaniel and M. Tompkins lef here for pough=last night
he had quite a cold but is better it is bad to have a cold
I don't wee why you dont come out here and make us a visit
from thy Aunt Mary
To my niece write soon
Libbie is waiting to take it
[marriage notices]
Married
Jan. 24th, by Rev. W. H. Wines, at the residence of the bride's father, I. S.
McKibbin, Esq., David H. Richardson of Elizabeth, N. J., and Miss Jennie A.
McKibben.
On Tuesday, 22nd inst., by Rev. A. P. Van Gieson. Dr. Chauncey D. Miller and Ella Field Broas, both of this
city.
On the 17th inst., by the Rev. Geo. Neff, Mr. Lewis Fraleigh to Miss Mariett Tompkins, all of Rhinebeck
1872[added in pencil]
Wednesday evening, 17th inst., by Rev. Q. J. Collins, John G. Bollinger to Miss Mary Harkness, all of this
city.
[death notices]
Smith - In this village, on Saturday, November 18, 1882, Sarah Smith, aged 61 years.
Northrup - In Hyde park, Hubert Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Northrup, aged 51 days.
Asher - In this village, on Sunday, November 19, 1882, Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Asher, in the
seventh year of his age.
Brett - In this village, on Monday November 20, 1882, Miss Ann Eliza Brett, aged 77 years.
Snyder - In this town, on Saturday, November 18, 1882, Miss Josephine Snyder, aged 41 years.
[obit]
Cookingham - At Red Hook on Thursday, November 14, Annie Morehouse, wife of Theodore T. Cookingham
1912 [in pencil]
Funeral on Monday, November 18, from her late residence at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.
[obit]
Died
Tompkins - Entered into rest, suddenly, at Salt Point, Oct. 6, 1890, Joseph C. Tompkins, aged 83 years and
21 days.
Tighe - In this city, Oct. 7th, 1890, Kiernan, son of John and Katharine Tighe, in the Twentieth year of his
age.
[newspaper obits/marriages]
married
Traver-Doughty - At the Lutheran parsonage Wurtemburgh, on Wednesday, December 24, 1879, by Rev. J.
G. Griffiths, George S. Traver, of Hyde Park, to Miss Ida J. Dougherty, Pleasant Valley.
Ackert-Filkins - At the Lutheran parsonage, Wurtemburgh, on Thursday, January 33, 1880, by Rev. J. G.
Griffiths, Conrad Ackert to Margaret Filkins, both of Rhinebeck.
Died
Doyle - in this village, on Friday, January 23, 1880, Mary Doyle, in the 31st year of her age.
Worden - In this village, on Wednesday, January 28th, 1880, Samuel Worden, in the 86th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. D. E. Ackert at two o'clock, Friday afternoon.
[post card]
Postmarked: Yonkers, N. Y. April 1, 5 - PM 1913
To: Mrs. M. Fraleigh, Rhinebeck, N. York
Father died on Sat. night at 12 P. M. He had a stroke of paralysis at six on Mch 29 and lost the power to
speak but was conscious to the last. He slept quietly for the last fifteen minutes. The funeral was held
Tues. evening at eight oclock and interment Wed. at ten.
Ada Eckert Tompkins
Holy Bible in English; M. Carey, Philadelphia, 1814.
Family Bible of Nathaniel and Sarah (Lamoree) Tompkins of Dutchess County, NY. Many families recorded
are also in the Christopher Hughes Family Bible on this site. The Bible also has many items inserted in the
pages such as newspaper articles and a hand written family history of the Eckert family.
The Bible is now in the possession of the C. G. Brisee Genealogy Library, Irwin, Iowa.
Marriages
Nathaniel Tomkins was Born Thurs May 14, 1775,
Sarah Lamoree His wife was Born Sunday September 17th 1775,
Robert Reed Steward was Married to Sarah Elizabeth Tompkins the 7 of November 1878
Frederick Cookingham was Married to Sarah Elizabeth Steward the 14 of December 1899
[marriage notice pasted in]
Van Rensselaer - Tompkins - At Millbrook, N. Y., by Rev. Father Weir, Feb. 2, 1907 Walter Alexander Van
Renssalear, rural letter carrier at Salt Point, N. Y., to Wilma Brick Tompkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Jay Tompkins, of Salt Point, N. Y.
Births
Robert Tompkins was born Tuesday the 20th of December 1796
George Tompkins was born on Saturday the 20 of May 1798
Andrew Tompkins was Born on Monday the 27 of January 1800
Amos Tompkins was Born on Tuesday the 29 of September 1801
Mary Tompkins was Born on Friday the 10th of September 1803
Hannah Tompkins was Born on Monday the 22 of September 1805
Joseph Tompkins was Born on Tuesday the 15th of September 1807
Eliza Tompkins was Born on Friday the 14th of April 1809
Jesse Tompkins was Born on Friday the 4th of January 1811
Isaac Tompkins was Born on Sunday the 27 of September 1813
Leah Tompkins was Born on Sunday the 26th of November 1815
Sarah L. Tompkins was Born Thursday 11th day of December 1817.
Nathaniel Tomkins was Born Monday 2th day of August, 1819.
Robert Reed Steward was born may 15th 1835
Sarah Elizabeth Tompkins was born on Friday the 28 of October 1836
Died
Robert R Steward died August 1 1880
Born
Frederick Cookingham was born the 2 of February 1833
Frederick Cookingham Died September the 14; 1910
Deaths
Nathaniel Tompkins died February 8 1853
Sarah Tompkins Died October the 24=1860
Andrew Tomp [writing stops]
Amos Tompkins died March 1808
Eliza Eckert died April the 6: year 1841
Wm Eckert died July the 9: year 1841
Isaac L Tompkins died April the 10: year 1843
Leah W. Tompkins Died October 7th 1846
George L Tompkins died May the 28 1852
Hannah Tompkins died January 27.1857
Nathaniel Tompkins Died Nov. 30" 1857
Robert Tomkins Died on Friday February th 16 1866 [October smudged out]
Danel D Tompkins died Jan 1900 [written in upper margin]
Mary Eckert died Thir July th 25 1872
Anna Tompkins died 1888
Andrew Tomkins died October 22 1888
Silas Tompkins died Nov 1 1889 Tuesday [day of week may belong to next entry]
Anna M Tompkins died Feb 18 1890
Joseph Tompkins died October 6 1890
Rebecca R Ranus died Dec 5=1899
Marg A Tompkins died Dec. 27. 1902
Sarah L. Tompkins died November 1907
B Zarada Hammond died March 3, 1890 [written in margin]
George F. Allen died Jan 14 1898 41 years [written in top margin, next page]
[pasted in obit] Died. Tompkins - At Salt Poit, Dec. 29, 1885, Joseph C. Tompkins, Jr., only son of G. Jay
and Libbie W. Tompkins of inflamation of the brain, aged 5 years, 9 mo., and 16 days.
Insertions
[hand written Eckert Family History]
A Record of William Eckerts family
Wm Eckert was born the June 12th AD 1807
Eliza Tompkins wife of Wm Eckert April the 4 1809
Catharine Eckert was Born augt 22 A.D. 1829
Wm Henry Eckert was Born march 19 A.D. 1831 [corrected from 1830]
Nathaniel Eckert was Born October 31 A. D. 1833 [corrected from 1832]
Sarah L Eckert was Born june 7 A. D. 1835 [corrected from 1834]
Isaac L Eckert was Born february 22 A. D. 1837 [corrected from 1836]
Eliza Eckert Died april 6 A. D. 1841
Wm Ekert Died July 9 a.D. 1841
Wm Eckert and Eliza Tompkins was married march 27 A. D. 1828
Isaac L Tompkins died April the 10: 1843
[hand written note]
born March 20
died April 20 1904
Molissa Tompkins
[obit]
Rion - Suddenly, Sunday, February 16, 1913, Miss Alice A. Rion. Funeral to be held at the residence of her
nephew, N. B. Van Kleeck, 164 Thompson Street, at 2 o'clock Wednesday, February 19, 1913.
[obit]
After a severe illness of two weeks Mary A. Tompkins entered into rest at Salt Point on Saturday evening,
December 27th, 1902. Her parents were Isaac L. Tompkins and Annie Lewellyn of Croton Lake, N. Y., where
she was born in 1824. She was married in 1845 to Joseph C. Tompkins of Salt Point and has since lived
there. One son, G. Jay Tompkins is the issue of their marriage. He married Libbie, daughter of David Doty
of Hibernia and they had two children, Joseph C. Tompkins, Jr., who died in 1885, aged five, and William,
born in 1889, living at Salt Point. Mary A. Tompkins had ten brothers and one sister, Silas and Wright F. of
Chappaqua, Burlin S. of Armonk, John V. of Yorktown, Eliza Jane wife of James Carpenter of Chappaqua;
Albert L. of Mount Kisco, Bartholomew G. of Sing Sing, Benson of New York, and Coles F. of Bedford,
who is the only one now living. Charles Robinson of Chappaqua, and Thomas Stringham of Salt Point spoke
at her funeral which was held at the Stone Meeting House, Clinton Corners, Tuesday, December 30th.
Among her relatives attending the services were Coles and Hannah Tompkins, William and Edith Reynolds
of Bedford Station, Annie W. Tompkins of Chappaqua, Irving Tompkins and Annie Garloch of Mount Kisco,
Philip H. Ackert and Mary Ackert of Yonkers. Mrs. Tompkins was a devoted follower of the Hicksite
Friends and her life was one of constant desire to do good to everyone from labors to rewards.
[obit]
Wm. L. Allen Dead
Rhinebeck Druggist Died After Long Illness Last Saturday Evening -Was Prominent Odd Fellow
William L. Allen died Saturday evening of last week at his home on Beech street after a long illness. He
was born in Schoharie September 23, 1854 and was in the sixty-first year of his age.
He was for thirty-six years a clerk in the drug store of the late Dr. Benjamin N. Baker and since his death
has been proprietor of the store. He was highly esteemed by all who knew him and his familiar face will be
long missed from our streets.
He was a faithful conscientious worker, honorable in all things and kind of heart.
He was a member of Rhinebeck Lodge No. 160 I. O. O. F., and was initiated February 11, 1895. He was
made Noble Grand January 1, 1897. He was also a Past Chief Patriarch of Jazaar Encampment No. 119, a
director of the Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit Association and a Knight of Pythias.
He leaves a wife who was Miss Emma Stickle, two sons, Frederick and Clarence of this village and one
daughter, Mrs. Powell Barnett of Poughkeepsie.
Funeral Services were held at his home Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. R. P. Ingersoll pastor of the
Baptist church officiated and the Odd Fellows service was conducted by Rhinebeck Lodge No. 162 I. O. O.
F., John W. Moore acting as Noble Grand and George D. Fritz as Chaplain. The bearers chosen from the
membership of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges were as follows: A. M. Quick, Lee Van
Vredenburgh, Francis Scoles, Stanton Rockefeller, Myron W. Traver, Valentine Ritter, Peter Madden. The
burial was in the Rhinebeck cemetery.
[obit]
Mrs. L. C. Hammond
On Sunday evening last Mrs. L. C. Hammond died at her home in this city, in the fifty-ninth year of her age.
Deceased had been a patient sufferer for a long time previous to her death. Some fourteen years ago she
was stricken with paralysis. A few years late she fell, breaking one of her limbs, which had been paralyzed,
and later an arm was fractured by a fall. A little over a year ago she was afflicted with a tumor, which
caused her death. In her younger days Mrs. Hammond devoted a large portion of her time in caring for the
sick and never refused a call to aid the afflicted. She died as she had lived, a conscientious Christian. To
the husband, who has for forty years had the companionship of a lovable wife, and to the children, who
have lost a devoted mother, the sympathy of the public is extended.
[hand written note]
Side 1: Martha J. Sherman
Side 2: September 14, ½ 10 died
Funeral Saturday 2 Oclock
Feb 2 1910
Sep 14 1833
77
[letter]
Dec=6/899
Dear Niece Sarah
Thy Aunt Rebeck R Ranus is dead, we had a telegram
She died yesterday. ther's to be buried to morrow the 7
all well
Thurt you are well
Nathaniel and M. Tompkins lef here for pough=last night
he had quite a cold but is better it is bad to have a cold
I don't wee why you dont come out here and make us a visit
from thy Aunt Mary
To my niece write soon
Libbie is waiting to take it
[marriage notices]
Married
Jan. 24th, by Rev. W. H. Wines, at the residence of the bride's father, I. S.
McKibbin, Esq., David H. Richardson of Elizabeth, N. J., and Miss Jennie A.
McKibben.
On Tuesday, 22nd inst., by Rev. A. P. Van Gieson. Dr. Chauncey D. Miller and Ella Field Broas, both of this
city.
On the 17th inst., by the Rev. Geo. Neff, Mr. Lewis Fraleigh to Miss Mariett Tompkins, all of Rhinebeck
1872[added in pencil]
Wednesday evening, 17th inst., by Rev. Q. J. Collins, John G. Bollinger to Miss Mary Harkness, all of this
city.
[death notices]
Smith - In this village, on Saturday, November 18, 1882, Sarah Smith, aged 61 years.
Northrup - In Hyde park, Hubert Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Northrup, aged 51 days.
Asher - In this village, on Sunday, November 19, 1882, Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Asher, in the
seventh year of his age.
Brett - In this village, on Monday November 20, 1882, Miss Ann Eliza Brett, aged 77 years.
Snyder - In this town, on Saturday, November 18, 1882, Miss Josephine Snyder, aged 41 years.
[obit]
Cookingham - At Red Hook on Thursday, November 14, Annie Morehouse, wife of Theodore T. Cookingham
1912 [in pencil]
Funeral on Monday, November 18, from her late residence at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.
[obit]
Died
Tompkins - Entered into rest, suddenly, at Salt Point, Oct. 6, 1890, Joseph C. Tompkins, aged 83 years and
21 days.
Tighe - In this city, Oct. 7th, 1890, Kiernan, son of John and Katharine Tighe, in the Twentieth year of his
age.
[newspaper obits/marriages]
married
Traver-Doughty - At the Lutheran parsonage Wurtemburgh, on Wednesday, December 24, 1879, by Rev. J.
G. Griffiths, George S. Traver, of Hyde Park, to Miss Ida J. Dougherty, Pleasant Valley.
Ackert-Filkins - At the Lutheran parsonage, Wurtemburgh, on Thursday, January 33, 1880, by Rev. J. G.
Griffiths, Conrad Ackert to Margaret Filkins, both of Rhinebeck.
Died
Doyle - in this village, on Friday, January 23, 1880, Mary Doyle, in the 31st year of her age.
Worden - In this village, on Wednesday, January 28th, 1880, Samuel Worden, in the 86th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. D. E. Ackert at two o'clock, Friday afternoon.
[post card]
Postmarked: Yonkers, N. Y. April 1, 5 - PM 1913
To: Mrs. M. Fraleigh, Rhinebeck, N. York
Father died on Sat. night at 12 P. M. He had a stroke of paralysis at six on Mch 29 and lost the power to
speak but was conscious to the last. He slept quietly for the last fifteen minutes. The funeral was held
Tues. evening at eight oclock and interment Wed. at ten.
Ada Eckert Tompkins
