Person:John Flandreau (4)

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John N Flandreau
b.15 Dec 1819 New Rochelle, Westchester, New York, United States
d.3 Jul 1879
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1812
  1. Elizabeth Flandreau - Bef 1879
  2. Mary Frances Flandreau1816 - Bef 1879
  3. Pamelia D. Flandreau1817 - 1860
  4. John N Flandreau1819 - 1879
  5. Lydia FlandreauAbt 1822 - Aft 1879
  6. Susan C. Flandreau1822 - Bef 1860
  7. Sarah Jane Flandreau1823 - 1914
  8. Harriet C. Flandreau1829 - 1855
  9. Cordelia F. Flandreau1830 - 1906
  10. Maria A. Flandreau1830 - Aft 1879
  11. Martha L. Flandrau1835 - Aft 1879
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1836
  1. Emily Teresa Flanderow1837 - 1838
Spouse and Children
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m. 16 Nov 1859
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Facts and Events
Name[1] John N Flandreau
Gender Male
Birth[1] 15 Dec 1819 New Rochelle, Westchester, New York, United States
Marriage Abt 1836 to Elizabeth _____
Marriage 16 Nov 1859 to Sarah Jane Purdy
Occupation[1] carpenter
Death[1] 3 Jul 1879

[flandrx-seeker.ged]

According to the 1820 and 1830 censii, he should have been bor n between 1816 and 1820. LDS IGI Index has John N. Flandereau, 15 Dec 1819 in Westcheste r County, New York. Source 1985288.

We get information on his first marriage from his daughter's bur ial record in Presbyterian Church, White Plains, New York. FH L 17999. He's listed in that record as John N. Flanderow.

J. N. Flandreau married Sarah J. Florence on 16 November 1859, a ccording to the index for the December 14, 1859 issue of the Sac ramento Bee. Were they in California?

He's mentioned in his sister Pamelia's estate papers as an heir , with his wife Sarah Jane.

He's John R. Flandreau on Cal Owen's rootsweb page, married to S arah Jane Purdy. The LDS IGI Index has the marriage of John N . Flandreau, in Westchester County, to Sarah Jane Purdy. Sourc e 1985309.

Westchester County: A Pictorial History, p 186: Flandreau Cottage, Mamaroneck [pictured] The Flandreau cottage, located at 110 Mount Pleasant Avenue in M amaroneck, has served as the rectory of St. Thomas's Episcopal C hurch since 1965. Known as Vue de L'Eau, the French Second Empi re-style house was built by John N. Flandreau, member of an ol d Huguenot family, in 1867. The house sits on its original sit e high above the Boston Post Road overlooking Mamaroneck Harbor.

1870 census of Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New York, page 33 : dwelling 188, Family 199 Flandreau, John, 48, Male, White, Carpenter, born in New York, m ale citizen 21 or over "", Sarah J., 40, Female, White, born in New York Gray, H, 40, Male, White, Clergyman, born in Massachusetts, mal e citizen 21 or over

The ages aren't a great fit, but the time and place makes sense.

He is mentioned as a survivor of his wife Sarah J. Flandreau i n her death records at the Westchester Archives. The date of de cree of his own will was 11 August 1879. It names Esther Mulina ux, Maria A. Hudson, Marsha Lambden (all N.R.); Sarah J. Flandre au (Mamaroneck); Cordelia Waldron (Greenport, L.I.), Lydia Beume r (Ropville, Alamakee County, Iowa) as his only sisters, only he irs

Ted Flandreau provided a photocopy of what appear to be notes o f dates from tombstones, but without notation as to which cemete ry. None the less, the dates and marriage fit: John N. Flandreau, 15 Dec. 1819 - 3 July 1879 Sarah J. Flandreau, his wife, 14 Oct 1827 - 3 July 1876

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 flandrx-seeker.ged.

    Date of Import: Feb 12, 2003

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