. History of Queens County, New York, with illustrations, portraits, & sketches of prominent families and individuals . ead atBrooklyn in October 1736 and became a farmer in Bush-wick, on the present property of Charles I. De Bevoise,where the latter now resides. Charles I. De Bevoise was born September 21st 1796,and has been twice married—^October 15th 1828 toAdrianna, daughter of Abraham and Magdalene Boerum;and October 24th 1836 to Jane Lefferts, daughter ofFolkert Rapelyea and Agnes De Bevoise. He had onechild, Magdalene, by his first marriage, and four—IsaacC, Agnes R., Susanna and Adrian
. History of Queens County, New York, with illustrations, portraits, & sketches of prominent families and individuals . ead atBrooklyn in October 1736 and became a farmer in Bush-wick, on the present property of Charles I. De Bevoise,where the latter now resides. Charles I. De Bevoise was born September 21st 1796,and has been twice married—^October 15th 1828 toAdrianna, daughter of Abraham and Magdalene Boerum;and October 24th 1836 to Jane Lefferts, daughter ofFolkert Rapelyea and Agnes De Bevoise. He had onechild, Magdalene, by his first marriage, and four—IsaacC, Agnes R., Susanna and Adrianna—by his secondmarriage. Mr. De Bevoise, who is still living, at the ad-vanced age of 85, at 104 De Bevoise avenue, Brooklyn,has during a long and active life enjoyed to a high degreethe confidence of his fellow citizens, and has been iden-tified with many of the leading interests of the past. Fora number of years he was the supervisor of the town ofBushwick. Politically he is a Democrat. He has been alifelong member and long an elder of the old BushwickReformed church, with which his family are t^kcu^ , ^.Oi€^-U<^ 355
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