SECOND GENERATION

6. Frederick Gravenbergh ^{(82) (83)(84) (85)} was born on 27 Mar 1785 in Schenectady Town, Albany Co., New York. ^{(86)(87) (88)} He was baptized on 10 Apr 1785 in First Dutch Reformed Church at Schenectady, Albany, New York. ^(88)(34) He owned land in in the 2nd Ward on 18 Mar 1815 in Schenectady Town, Albany Co., New York. ⁽⁸⁹⁾ He owned land in in the 2nd Ward on 24 Oct 1816 in Schenectady Town, Albany Co., New York. ⁽⁹⁰⁾ He owned land in in 1826 in Brockport, Monroe, New York. He owned land in on 8 Dec 1828 in Brockport, Monroe, New York. He owned land in on 15 Jul 1831 in Brockport Village, Monroe, New York. ⁽⁹¹⁾ He owned land in on 10 Aug 1831 in Brockport Village, Monroe, New York.⁽⁹²⁾ He died before 1850.
GENERAL NOTES:
Bk - First Settlers... -"Frederick Gravenberg, born 27 Mar 1785"

Baptism: "Frederick Gravenbergh, son of Johannes Gravenbergh & Maria Williamson, born 3-23-1785 and baptised 4-10-1785. Witnesses Frederick Williams and Cornelia Barheyt."

1790 Census - John Gravenbergh household, a free white male under 16y.
1820 Census - Frederick Grovenberry, 1 male 26-45, occupation: Farmer.
1830 Census - Frederick Grovenburg household; male, age 40-50.
1840 Census - not found with wife & children.

Land - 3-18-1815; Book B, #374;
"An indenture made 18 March 1815 between Jacob Deforest of the City of Schenectady and Mary his wife, and Frederick Groveberry of the same place in consideration of $210.
All that certain lot... being in the southwest part of the compact part of the city od Schenectady inthe second ward of said City bounded as follows: Easterly by lane called Slater's Lane or Vrooman's Road, Southerly by lot of Robert Slaters, westerly by the new street laid out to lead from the compact part of the city across the flats, and northerly by a lot of the said Jacob Deforest, being 36 ft. 6 inches in front on the said New Street, 91 ft. 7 inches deep from front to rear, and 10 ft. in rear on the said lane or Vrooman's Rd."

Land - 10-24-1816; Book C, #141;
"An indenture by Frederick Grovenbergh and Jane his wife and David Brewer of the town of O_____, in consideration of $250. The property had a mortgage of $100 held by Jacob DeForest."

Land - 7-15-1831; Book 24, #101;
"An indenture made 15 July 1831 between Frederick Grovenbery of the Village of Brockport and Mary his wife, and Jacob Cary of the Town of Chili in consideration of $850.
Beginning at a stake standing on the SW corner of my lot twelve feet from said corner and running south 66 degrees east, 17 feet from the N side of the Canal 36 ft. to a stake thence northerly at right angles 36 ft. to the place of beginning.
The described premises are the same as conveyed by Chase Baker and wife to Frederick Grovenbery on the 8th day of Dec. 1828." (Frederick is the grantor.)

Land - 8-10-1831; Book 172, #310;
"An indenture made 10 Aug 1831 between John Bynn of the Town of Sweden and Mary Ann his wife, and Frederick Grovenburg of the same place in consideration of $50.
That certain piece of land in the Village of Brockport... Beginning on the north line of the Village lot No. 23 at a stake at the NW corner of said lot on the east line of Main Street running thence south 77 degrees and 45' east 1 chain, thence south 12 degrees & 15' west and parallel with Main St. 1 chain, thence westardly and parallel with the north and first mentioned line, 1 chain to Main St., thence north 12 degrees & 15' east along said street 1 chain to the place of beginning containing 16 rods of land, being a part of the lot conveyed by Patrick Rogers to the said John Bynn by deed bearing the date the 21st day of october 1830." (Frederick Grovenburg is the grantee.)

He was married to Mary Jane about 1815.
MARRIAGE NOTES:
This marriage date derived from age of first child in 1830 census.

FAMILY NOTES:
1820 US Census, Schenectady, Schenectady, NY, p 120A;
Frederick Grovenberry, 1 male 26-45; 1 male under 10; 1 female 26-45; 2 females under 10. Occupation: Farmer.

1830 US Census, Brockport, Monroe, New York, p 381;
Frederick Grovenburg household; male, age 40-50; female age 40-50, male & female 10-15 ; male & female 5-10; and female age 5 and under.

1840 US Census, NY, Monroe, Brockport, p 144;
Mary Grovenburg; 1 female 60-70, 1 female 10-15, 1 male 5-10.

1850 Census, NY Monroe, Sweden, p 26;
Henry Aikins, age 36, born NY; Emeline age 24, bpl NY; Chas. age 2, born NY; Mary Grovenburg, age 69, bpl NY. Mary Jane was born between 1780 and 1790. She died after 1850.
GENERAL NOTES:
1820 Census - in Frederick Grovenberry household, 1 female 26-45.
1830 Census - in Frederick Grovenburg household; female age 40-50.
1840 Census - in Mary Grovenburg household, female 60-70.
1850 Census - Mary Grovenburg age 69, bpl NY, living with Henry Aikins family.

Frederick Grovenburg's wife Mary is still alive in 1850, age 69, bpl NY, & living with Henry Aikins family in Sweden, Monroe, NY; Henry Aikin's wife is Emeline age 24, bpl NY. Frederick Gravenbergh and Mary Jane had the following children:

+38 i. <John> Grovenburg.
39 ii. Girl Gravenberg was born about 1817 in New York.
GENERAL NOTES:
1820 census - 1 of 2 females under age 10 (1811-1820)
1830 census - 1 female age 10-15 (1815-1820)
+40 iii. H. or N. F. Grovenburg.
41 iv. Girl Gravenbergh (twin?) was born about 1820 in New York.

GENERAL NOTES:
1820 census - 1 of 2 females under age 10 (1811-1820)
1830 Census - 1 female age 5-10 (1820-1825)
+42 v. Emeline Grovenburg.
43 vi. Frederick Grovenburg⁽⁹³⁾ was born about 1831. He owned land in in 1862 in Brockport, Monroe, New York. ⁽⁹⁴⁾

GENERAL NOTES:
1840 census - 1 male age 5-10 (1830-1835)
1862 Deed - He is the probably the Frederick mentioned in the deed in Brockport, Monroe, New York.