Isaac Frost
Farmer at Mill River Neck, Oyster Bay, Long Island, where he bought 47 acres with buildings in 1741. In 1763 he and his wife Mary sold the farm and moved to Crom Pond in Cortlandt Manor, then to a farm at Crum Elbow in Clinton, Dutchess County, bought from one of the nine partners. Probably the father of George Frost (born 1760).
Life
- 1717Born3rd of 4th mo. 1717, Matinecock, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
The Quaker Old Style count makes it June 1717; FamilySearch's 3 April misreads it.
- 1737Married Mary Cocklic. 3 Mar 1737/8
New York Marriage Licenses previous to 1784.
documentedprobable - 1741LivedMill River Neck, Oyster Bay, New York
Bought 47 acres with buildings on the west side of Mill River Neck, by the Beaver Swamp River.
- 1763LivedCrom Pond, Cortlandt Manor, New York
Sold the Mill River Neck farm and moved to Crom Pond, then to a farm at Crum Elbow in Clinton, Dutchess County.
- aft. 1798DiedClinton, Dutchess County, New York
The Frost Genealogy, p. 31, has both "d. 1798" in the entry and "He d. in Clinton after 1798."
Family
- Father
- William Frostcompiledprobable
Sources
- Josephine C. Frost, The Frost Genealogy: Descendants of William Frost of Oyster Bay, New York (1912)
- Reasoning:
research/mcmillan/McMillan_Frost_Master_Research.md
- Mother
Pedigree
Notes
In 1741 he bought 47 acres with buildings on the west side of Mill River Neck, by the Beaver Swamp River, and added to them in 1754-55; in 1763 he and Mary sold the farm to John Underhill and moved to Crom Pond in Cortlandt Manor and then to Clinton, Dutchess County, to a farm at Crum Elbow “one mile north and south, and two miles east and west… purchased from one of the nine partners” (source, source).
Connections
- In his ancestry
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Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Isaac's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to him.
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