George Frost

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name
George Frost
sex
male
access
public
summary
Quaker farmer who probably married Sarah Underhill by Friends' ceremony at the Creek Meeting House in Dutchess County, New York, in December 1781, in the middle of the war. He moved from Chappaqua to the Creek Monthly Meeting in 1788 and to the Coeymans Monthly Meeting in 1805, and lived out his life near Rensselaerville. Probably the father of George Frost (born 1791), who went to Wisconsin.
born
date
11 Mar 1760
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
note
"Of Ninepartners." Long Island per the Cock genealogy, which fits the family's move in 1763; "Crum Elbow" in the trees has no source.
died
date
18 Sep 1830
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
residences
date
1788
place
Creek Meeting House, Dutchess County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
note
Removed from Chappaqua to the Creek Monthly Meeting.
date
1805
place
Rensselaerville, Albany County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
note
Removed to the Coeymans Monthly Meeting, and lived his life out near Rensselaerville.
father
id
isaac-frost-1717
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
research
research/mcmillan/McMillan_Frost_Master_Research.md
mother
id
mary-cock-1722
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy, book-cock-genealogy-1914]
spouses
id
sarah-underhill-1761
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy, book-underhill-genealogy-1932]
married
date
26 Dec 1781
place
Creek Meeting House, Dutchess County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy, book-underhill-genealogy-1932]
note
By Friends' ceremony, in the Nine Partners records.

A Quaker farmer. Married at the Creek Meeting House in December 1781, in the middle of the war; removed from Chappaqua to Creek in 1788 and to the Coeymans Monthly Meeting in 1805; lived his life out near Rensselaerville. Eleven children, 1783-1804, among them George (1791), who went to Wisconsin (source).

The Revolutionary service and the 1818 pension the online trees give him are not his: a Quaker who married by Friends' ceremony in 1781 and went on receiving Friends' certificates would have been disowned for bearing arms. The pensioner was probably George P. Frost of Ulster County, a New Hampshire Continental soldier.

  1. ---
  2. name: George Frost
  3. sex: male
  4. access: public
  5. summary: >-
  6. Quaker farmer who probably married Sarah Underhill by Friends' ceremony at the Creek Meeting
  7. House in Dutchess County, New York, in December 1781, in the middle of the war. He moved from
  8. Chappaqua to the Creek Monthly Meeting in 1788 and to the Coeymans Monthly Meeting in 1805, and
  9. lived out his life near Rensselaerville. Probably the father of George Frost (born 1791), who
  10. went to Wisconsin.
  11. born:
  12. date: 11 Mar 1760
  13. basis: compiled
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
  16. note: '"Of Ninepartners." Long Island per the Cock genealogy, which fits the family''s move in 1763; "Crum Elbow" in the trees has no source.'
  17. died:
  18. date: 18 Sep 1830
  19. basis: compiled
  20. confidence: probable
  21. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
  22. residences:
  23. - date: "1788"
  24. place: Creek Meeting House, Dutchess County, New York
  25. basis: compiled
  26. confidence: probable
  27. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
  28. note: Removed from Chappaqua to the Creek Monthly Meeting.
  29. - date: "1805"
  30. place: Rensselaerville, Albany County, New York
  31. basis: compiled
  32. confidence: probable
  33. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
  34. note: Removed to the Coeymans Monthly Meeting, and lived his life out near Rensselaerville.
  35. father:
  36. id: isaac-frost-1717
  37. basis: compiled
  38. confidence: probable
  39. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy]
  40. research: research/mcmillan/McMillan_Frost_Master_Research.md
  41. mother:
  42. id: mary-cock-1722
  43. basis: compiled
  44. confidence: probable
  45. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy, book-cock-genealogy-1914]
  46. spouses:
  47. - id: sarah-underhill-1761
  48. basis: compiled
  49. confidence: probable
  50. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy, book-underhill-genealogy-1932]
  51. married:
  52. date: 26 Dec 1781
  53. place: Creek Meeting House, Dutchess County, New York
  54. basis: compiled
  55. confidence: probable
  56. sources: [book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy, book-underhill-genealogy-1932]
  57. note: By Friends' ceremony, in the Nine Partners records.
  58. ---
  60. A Quaker farmer. Married at the Creek Meeting House in December 1781, in the middle of the war; removed
  61. from Chappaqua to Creek in 1788 and to the Coeymans Monthly Meeting in 1805; lived his life out near
  62. Rensselaerville. Eleven children, 1783-1804, among them George (1791), who went to Wisconsin
  63. ([source](/files/sources/book-frost-1912-frost-genealogy/)).
  65. The Revolutionary service and the 1818 pension the online trees give him are not his: a Quaker who
  66. married by Friends' ceremony in 1781 and went on receiving Friends' certificates would have been
  67. disowned for bearing arms. The pensioner was probably George P. Frost of Ulster County, a New Hampshire
  68. Continental soldier.
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