| Birth |
15 Sep 1809 |
Clinton,Middlesex,CT |
| Sex |
Female |
| Died |
29 Jan 1888 |
Austin,Travis,TX |
| Person ID |
I20802 |
AngelNBarb |
| Last Modified |
03 Oct 2009 |
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| Family 1 |
Adam Van Patton, b. 8 Sep 1807, Canajoharie,Montgomery,New York |
| Children |
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| Group Sheet |
F7344 |
AngelNBarb |
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| Notes |
Father: Oliver Stevens b: BEF 1790 in ,,CT
Mother: Julia Adams b: ABT 1790 in ,,CT
Marriage 1 Adam Van Patten b: 8 SEP 1807 in Canajoharie, Montgomery, NY
Married: 28 NOV 1831 in ,,NY
Children
Mary E. Van Patten b: 1832 in Frankfort, Herkimer, NY
Orasmus Van Patten b: 1833 in Frankfort, Herkimer, NY
Francis Prime Van Patten b: 16 MAR 1835 in Frankfort, Herkimer, NY
Addison Van Patten b: 1838 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Albert Eugene Van Patten , Col. b: 10 NOV 1839 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Charles Adrian Van Patten b: 16 NOV 1840 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Henry Van Patten , Twin b: 1843 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Henrietta (Nettie) Van Patten , Twin b: 1843 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Julia Anna Van Patten b: 19 APR 1846 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Oliver Van Patten b: 1847 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Amelia Melissa Van Patten b: 1848 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Woodman Kimball Van Patten b: 1855 in Rome, Oneida, NY
Edgar S. Van Patten b: 1856 in Rome, Oneida, NY
THE VAN PATTEN FAMILY; p. 86
!CEN: 1850 Census; Rome, Oneida Co., NY; age: 39; b. CT
!CEN: 1870 Census; Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO; age: 50; b. CT
!CEN: 1880 Census; Austin (2nd Ward), Travis Co. TX; age: 60; b. CT; Parents b. CT
!ORDINANCE: 1988 IGI; New York
* VAN PATTEN - In Austin, Texas, January 29, 1888, Mrs. ADAM VAN PATTEN, aged 75 years.
Last summer Mrs. Adam Van Patten, of Austin, Texas came to Rome, New York to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. W. Orton, and to recuperate her failing health. In October, her health
having very materially improved, she left and went to the seashore, and about two months
afterward returned to her home in Texas. She had not been at home long, when she again
began to suffer with her old malady, that of heart disease which finally proved the cause
of her death on Sunday afternoon.
In 1836, Mrs. Van Patten, came to Rome with her husband, Adam Van Patten, and resided
here from that time until April 1868, when they removed to Kansas City, Mo. They lived
there seven years, and then went to Austin, Texas, where they have since resided.
Besides the husband, the following eleven children survive -- Mrs. A. W. Orton, Rome;
Mrs. P. W. Talcott, of Austin, Texas; Francis P. and Adrian Van Patten, of Austin,
Nevada; Addison Van Patten, of Pleasant Hill, Mo.; Eugene and Henry Van Patten, of
Las Cruses, New Mexico; Edgar S. Van Patten, of Kansas City, Mo.; Woodman Van Patten,
of El Paso, Texas; Mrs. W. W. Bissell, of New York city; Mrs. Sydney Tuttle, of San
Antonio, Texas.
During the thirty two years that Mr. Van Patten resided here, he was prominently engaged
in business, and his family were much esteemed in the social circle in which they moved.
The present residence of Mrs. Wolcott B. White, on West Embargo street, was erected by Mr.
Van Patten in 1851, and he and his family resided there until their removal west in 1868.
Mrs. Van Patten was an earnest Christian lady, and a member of the Baptist church. She
always took an active interest in church work, and the effects of her hands will be
greatly missed.
By request of the deceased, the remains were brought to this city (Rome, NY) for interment,
where most of her children were born. The funeral will take place at the residence of A. W.
Orton, on North Washington street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. (RCFeb03/1888)
Sourse: "Roman Citizen" newspaper, Rome Oneida County, New York, Friday, February 3, 1888. |
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