Peter Deyo

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name
Peter Deyo
aka
[Pieter J. Deyo, Peter J. Deyo, Peter DeYoe]
sex
male
access
public
summary
Son of Jacobus Deyo and probably of Jannetje Freer, baptized at Kingston, Ulster County, New York, in 1739, and a grandson of Christian Deyo of New Paltz. He married Charity Maria Cramer and took the family from the Huguenot settlements of Ulster County to Pittstown, Rensselaer County, where he died in 1812. Probably the father of James Deyoe and great-grandfather of Jane Maria (Deyoe) Adams.
born
date
bp. 21 Oct 1739
place
Kingston, Ulster County, New York
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
"baptized by Dominie Mancius Oct. 21st, 1739, as shown by the Kingston church records, James Auchmoody and Gretje Deyo being sponsors." LeFevre's correspondent says he was born in 1738.
died
date
6 Apr 1812
place
Pittstown, Rensselaer County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family, book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
note
Aged 73; buried at Tomhannock, in the family burying ground at Pittstown.
residences
date
1774
place
Dutchess County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
His eldest son Zachariah was born in Dutchess County on 24 Sept 1774, and Peter belonged to the 4th Dutchess Militia, before settling at Pittstown.
date
1790
place
Pittstown, Rensselaer County, New York
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
Two "Peter DeYoe" households stand at Pittstown in the 1790 census; he died there in 1812.
father
id
jacobus-deyo-1704
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
His baptism names Jacobus; a deed of 6 June 1756 from the heirs of Christian Deyo lists "Jacobus' heirs: Peter J, Peter Kydney's wife Esther, Isaac Lewis' wife Mary, Peter VanderBogart's wife Sara."
mother
id
jannetje-freer-1706
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family, book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
note
Hasbrouck lists him among the children of Jacobus and Jannetje (Freer), from the Kingston baptisms.
spouses
name
Charity Maria Cramer
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
Born 1738, died 24 Sept 1829 aged 83; buried with him at Pittstown. His will calls her "Gertrude": "'Catherine', 'Charity', and 'Gertrude', all had the same nickname 'Gitty'. Peter was married only once" (Hasbrouck).
married
date
1765
place
New York
basis
compiled
confidence
possible
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
note
The year conflicts with the 1764 birth of his son James.

Great-grandfather of Jane Maria (Deyoe) Adams, and the Deyo who took the family from the Huguenot settlements of Ulster County to Rensselaer County. A grandson of Christian Deyo of New Paltz, he was baptized at Kingston in 1739, married Charity Maria Cramer, and settled at Pittstown, where two "Peter DeYoe" households appear in the 1790 census. Hasbrouck calls him a "Member of 4th Dutchess Militia," and LeFevre notes that "In the Land Bounty Rights in the Fourth Dutchess County Regiment appears the names of Jacob Deyo and Peter Deyo, Jr."; possible Revolutionary service, not proven, and he is not in the DAR records checked. His elder brother Jacobus (bp. 1732) is a DAR and SAR patriot of the 8th Albany County Militia.

His will, dated 4 Apr 1812 and proved 23 Apr 1812, names his wife "Gertrude" and nine children: James, John, Zachariah, Jacob, Peter, Jane widow of Thomas Ismond, Sarah wife of Roelof Rip, Polly wife of David Myer, and Catherine wife of Joseph Ismond; to his youngest son Peter he left "my farm I purchased from John Deyoe & now occupied by Roelof Rip" (source). He and Charity are buried in the family burying ground at Pittstown (source).

Research: Ellingwood line: the wives' families (Pattullo and Short, Adams and Deyoe, Rice and Sylvester).

  1. ---
  2. name: Peter Deyo
  3. aka: [Pieter J. Deyo, Peter J. Deyo, Peter DeYoe]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Son of Jacobus Deyo and probably of Jannetje Freer, baptized at Kingston, Ulster County, New York,
  8. in 1739, and a grandson of Christian Deyo of New Paltz. He married Charity Maria Cramer and took
  9. the family from the Huguenot settlements of Ulster County to Pittstown, Rensselaer County, where
  10. he died in 1812. Probably the father of James Deyoe and great-grandfather of Jane Maria (Deyoe)
  11. Adams.
  12. born:
  13. date: bp. 21 Oct 1739
  14. place: Kingston, Ulster County, New York
  15. basis: documented
  16. confidence: proven
  17. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  18. note: '"baptized by Dominie Mancius Oct. 21st, 1739, as shown by the Kingston church records, James Auchmoody and Gretje Deyo being sponsors." LeFevre''s correspondent says he was born in 1738.'
  19. died:
  20. date: 6 Apr 1812
  21. place: Pittstown, Rensselaer County, New York
  22. basis: compiled
  23. confidence: probable
  24. sources: [book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family, book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  25. note: Aged 73; buried at Tomhannock, in the family burying ground at Pittstown.
  26. residences:
  27. - date: "1774"
  28. place: Dutchess County, New York
  29. basis: compiled
  30. confidence: probable
  31. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  32. note: "His eldest son Zachariah was born in Dutchess County on 24 Sept 1774, and Peter belonged to the 4th Dutchess Militia, before settling at Pittstown."
  33. - date: "1790"
  34. place: Pittstown, Rensselaer County, New York
  35. basis: documented
  36. confidence: probable
  37. sources: [book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  38. note: "Two \"Peter DeYoe\" households stand at Pittstown in the 1790 census; he died there in 1812."
  39. father:
  40. id: jacobus-deyo-1704
  41. basis: documented
  42. confidence: proven
  43. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  44. note: 'His baptism names Jacobus; a deed of 6 June 1756 from the heirs of Christian Deyo lists "Jacobus'' heirs: Peter J, Peter Kydney''s wife Esther, Isaac Lewis'' wife Mary, Peter VanderBogart''s wife Sara."'
  45. mother:
  46. id: jannetje-freer-1706
  47. basis: compiled
  48. confidence: probable
  49. sources: [book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family, book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  50. note: Hasbrouck lists him among the children of Jacobus and Jannetje (Freer), from the Kingston baptisms.
  51. spouses:
  52. - name: Charity Maria Cramer
  53. basis: compiled
  54. confidence: probable
  55. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  56. note: 'Born 1738, died 24 Sept 1829 aged 83; buried with him at Pittstown. His will calls her "Gertrude": "''Catherine'', ''Charity'', and ''Gertrude'', all had the same nickname ''Gitty''. Peter was married only once" (Hasbrouck).'
  57. married:
  58. date: "1765"
  59. place: New York
  60. basis: compiled
  61. confidence: possible
  62. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  63. note: The year conflicts with the 1764 birth of his son James.
  64. ---
  66. Great-grandfather of Jane Maria (Deyoe) Adams, and the Deyo who took the family from the Huguenot
  67. settlements of Ulster County to Rensselaer County. A grandson of Christian Deyo of New Paltz, he was
  68. baptized at Kingston in 1739, married Charity Maria Cramer, and settled at Pittstown, where two "Peter
  69. DeYoe" households appear in the 1790 census. Hasbrouck calls him a "Member of 4th Dutchess Militia,"
  70. and LeFevre notes that "In the Land Bounty Rights in the Fourth Dutchess County Regiment appears the
  71. names of Jacob Deyo and Peter Deyo, Jr."; possible Revolutionary service, not proven, and he is not in
  72. the DAR records checked. His elder brother Jacobus (bp. 1732) is a DAR and SAR patriot of the 8th Albany
  73. County Militia.
  75. His will, dated 4 Apr 1812 and proved 23 Apr 1812, names his wife "Gertrude" and nine children: James,
  76. John, Zachariah, Jacob, Peter, Jane widow of Thomas Ismond, Sarah wife of Roelof Rip, Polly wife of
  77. David Myer, and Catherine wife of Joseph Ismond; to his youngest son Peter he left "my farm I purchased
  78. from John Deyoe & now occupied by Roelof Rip" ([source](/files/sources/book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family/)). He
  79. and Charity are buried in the family burying ground at Pittstown
  80. ([source](/files/sources/book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz/)).
  82. Research: `research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Wives_Families.md`.
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