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Gerrit Abeel

Gerrit Abeel son of David and Neiltje (Van Bergen) Abeel, was born in Catskill, March 27, 1757. About 1785 he moved to Catskill Landing, and built for himself a stone house. He was for many years a judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Greene County. Though not a lawyer by profession, he was endowed with strong common sense and an innate love of justice which was administered impartially, and his rulings seldom appealed from. He died Oct. 23, 1829. He married Elizabeth Cantine.

Their Children were:
David Gerrit, born April 1, 1783; Anthony, Eleanor, Charles Cantine, Betsy, Ann, Catharine, Mary, John, Moses.

David Gerrit Abeel, eldest child of Gerrit and Elizabeth (Cantine) Abeel, was born April 1, 1783; died April 29, 1868. He married April 28, 1804, Nellie Goetschius, daughter of Jacob and Catharine Schuneman.
Their children were: Eliza Catharine, born Oct. 18, 1805; unmarried.

Amelia Emeline, born Feb. 23, 1807; married May 8, 1839, Jeremiah Romeyn.

Gerrit Nelson, born Oct. 15, 1809; married Dec. 6, 1836, Alida Wynkoop; died 1874.

Eleanor, born Feb. 1, 1812; married, 1st, George Phillips; 2d, Frank Parsons.

Jane, born Dec. 23, 1815; died March 27, 1862; unmarried.

Charles Cantine, born Aug. 5. 1817. John, born June 30, 1821.

Christine C., born Sept. 1, 1825; married Henry Seelye.

Frances Mary, born Jan. 8, 1828; married June.25, 1850, Abram Winne.
   They had issue: Emily Winne Webster, Frank N. and Lida Winne Dakin.

Charles Cantine Abeel, son of David Gerrit and Nellie Goetschins (Schuneman) Abeel, was born Aug. 5, 1817; died Aug. 18, 1890. He married
Jennie Foland, daughter of Jacob Foland and Annie Gardner.

They had issue: F. Romeyn, Charles C., Annie S., Emily E., Nellie B. and David G.

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