Pane-Joyce Genealogy
59796. Francisca Dinehart. Born on 2 Jan 1764 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York.645 Francisca was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, in 1764.645 Francisca, daughter of Wilm Deinhart & Anna, witnesses Jacob Schmidt & Gertraut [K99]. Francisca died aft 1830.

Christian and Francisca were witnesses several baptisms:
    1781 for Maria, daughter of Michel Hess & Elisabeth Defu (entry at St Thomas Lutheran crossed out) [K659];
    1790 for Francisca’s nephew Samuel, son of Jacob Jung and Magdelena Deinhard;
    1794 for Francisca’s nephew Christian, son fo Peter Miller & Catherine Deynhart;
    1802 for their granddaughter Cartharine, daughter of Mathias Jung & Anna Thomson;
    1815 for their grandson Christian, son of Peter Jung & Maria Thomson;
    1816 for their granddaughter Elisa Pomilia, daughter of John Shut and Christina Thomson; and
    1830 for their granddaughter Francis, daughter of John Race and Margaretha Thomson.
Ca 1781 Francisca married Christian Thompson. Born say 1762 in New York. Christian died bef 1839. Religion: Lutheran.

Christian, also called Christopher, Thompson, often spelled Thomson.

In the 1880 census, Christian Thompson’s son Paul and daughter Margaret were listed as having parents born in New York.

Towns in southern Columbia County
    In 1786 the southeast part of Albany County was separated to form Columbia County, just in time for the 1790 federal census.
    At the time the southern third of Columbia County was the town of Livingston except a small portion along the Hudson river which was Germantown. In 1787 a portion of Livingston was separated to form the town of Clermont.
    The 1790 town of Livingston included not just the present town of Livingston, but also the present towns of Gallatin, Taghkanic, Ancram, and Copake.
    In 1803 Livingston was divided into three parts, the western portion remained Livingston and is the present town of Livingston, the southeast portion became Gallatin (including the present Gallatin and Ancram), and the northeast portion became Granger (including the present Tagkankic and Copake).
    In 1814 Gallatin was renamed Ancram and Granger renamed Tagkanic. In 1824 Copake was separated from Tagkanic, and in 1830 Gallatin was separated from Ancram. These towns have remained the same since.

The village of Churchtown
Churchtown is on the boundary of the town of Claverack to the north and Livingston and Taghkanic to the south. With the divisions of towns, name changes, and overlapping areas, neighbors in Churchtown could be found among the census records of Claverack, Livingston, Granger, and Taghkanic.

1790 Federal Census. Livingson, Columbia County, New York
Roll 6, page 239
Family of Christopher Thompson
    2 males under 16 [Peter & Christian Jr]
    1 male 16 and over [Christian]
    3 females [wife Francisca, daughters Elizabeth & Anna]
Nearby heads of families: Michael V. De Bogart, Johannis Moor, Peter Bain Jr, Jacob Row, Jacob Ha, Nicholas Michner[?], Widdow Ham.

1800 Federal Census. Livingston, Columbia County, New York
Roll 22, page 1105
Family of Christian Thompson
    1 male under 10 [John]
    1 male 10-15 [Christian Jr]
    1 male 16-25 [Peter]
    1 male 26-44 [Christian]
    2 females uner 10 [Maria & Christina]
    1 female 10-15 [Catherine. No entry for Elizabeth?]
    2 females 26-44 [Francisca & ?]
Neighbors on the census: John J. Smith, William Smith, Cornelius Concklin, John Breese, Peter Bain, Christian Young, Christian Thompson, John J Witbeck, Jacob Witbeck

1810 Federal Census, Granger, Columbia County, New York
Roll 31, page 819
Family of Christian Thompson
    2 males 10-15 [John & Paul, only 4?]
    1 male 45 and over [Christian]
    2 females under 10 [Margaretha & Regina]
    2 females 10-15 [Eve & Geertruy]
    2 females 16-25 [Christina & Maria]
    1 female 45 and over [Francisca]

1820 Federal Census, Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 70, page 332
Family of Christian Thompson
    2 males 10-15 [Paul & ?]
    1 male 45 and over [Christian]
    2 females under 10 [? & ?]
    2 females 10-15 [Margaretha & ?]
    2 females 16-25 [Regina & Eva]
    1 female 45 and over [Francisca]

In 1830 Christian and Francisca were living with their son Paul in Taghkanic, probably on the old homestead.

Will: In the matter of the estate of Christian Thompson deceased, Peter Young & John W. Race of Taghkanick in the county of Columbia, who have married daughters of the said deceased having appeared in open Court and made application for settin[?] of administration upon his estate in right of their wives and in having furnished the necessary proof of the death intestacy, … [dated] January 12, 1839.
Their children include:
64375i.
Anna Thompson (22 Nov 1782-)
64376ii.
Peter Thompson (13 Feb 1784-)
64377iii.
Elizabeth Thompson (Twin) (6 Oct 1786-)
64378iv.
Lena Thompson (Twin, died young) (6 Oct 1786-)
64379v.
Christian Thompson (2 Jan 1789-7 Apr 1856)
64380vi.
Catherine Thompson (Mar 1790-)
64381vii.
Maria Thompson (30 May 1793-aft 14 May 1877)
64382viii.
John Thompson (15 Mar 1795-)
64383ix.
Christina Thompson (23 Feb 1798-)
64384x.
Gertruy Thompson (5 Mar 1800-)
64385xi.
Eva Thompson (20 Aug 1801-aft 1860)
64386xii.
Regina Thompson (6 Jun 1803-22 Jul 1855)
64387xiii.
Paul Thompson (11 Sep 1805-23 Mar 1888)
64388xiv.
Margaretha Thompson (1807-aft 1884)
59797. Catherina Dinehart. Born in 1765 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Catherina was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, on 13 Nov 1765.645 Catharina, daughter of Wilm Deinhard & Anna, witnesses Jacob Plattner & Catharina [K151].

Peter and Catrina were witnesses at the 1784 baptism of their nephew Peter, son of Christian Thomson and Francisca Deinhard; also the 105 baptism of their neice Catherina, daughter of Willem Deinhard and Maria Schadoweck.
Catherina married Peter Miller, son of Cornelis Stephense Muller (1726-) & Rachel Hogeboom. Born on 29 Jun 1764 in Columbia County, New York. Peter was baptized in Claverack, Columbia County, New York.
Their children include:
64389i.
Anna Margaretha Miller (20 Nov 1785-)
64390ii.
Elizabeth Miller (28 Jul 1787-)
64391iii.
Wilhelm Miller (5 Jan 1789-)
64392iv.
Peter Miller (29 Nov 1790-)
64393v.
John Miller (29 Oct 1792-11 Feb 1870)
64394vi.
Christian Miller (17 Aug 1794-)
64395vii.
Sophia Miller (7 Jan 1797-)
64396viii.
Catherine Miller (10 Jan 1799-)
64397ix.
Susanna Miller (22 Feb 1801-)
64398x.
Abraham Miller (4 May 1803-)
64399xi.
Adam Miller (Twin) (17 Apr 1805-)
64400xii.
Eve Miller (Twin) (17 Apr 1805-)
64401xiii.
Helena Miller (2 May 1807-)
59798. Anna Dinehart. Born ca 1767 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York.

Adam and Anna were witnesses for the 1797 baptism of their neice Sophia, daughter of Peter Muller and Catherina Deinhard.
Ca 1793 Anna married Adam Cole, son of Andreas Kool (ca 1724-5 Nov 1795) & Christina Milius (ca 1735-1801). Born on 11 Dec 1764.535
Their children include:
64402i.
Lampert Cole (5 Feb 1794-)
64403ii.
Anna Cole (15 Jul 1795-)
64404iii.
Gertruy Cole (25 Mar 1797-)
64405iv.
Jacobus Cole (12 Jan 1799-)
64406v.
John Cole (21 May 1808-)
59799. William C. Dinehart. Born ca 6 Jul 1767 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. William C. died in Copake, Columbia County, New York on 26 Oct 1838. Buried on 18 Dec 1838 in North Copake Cemetery, Craryville.

Wilhelm and Maria were witnesses at the 1793 Churchtown baptism of their neice Maria, daughter of Christian and Francisca Thomson. Williem Deynhart & Marytje were witnesses at the 1800 West Copake baptism of their nephew Handrick, son of Samuel Shadwick & Catrina Scism.

1800 Federal Census. Livingston, Columbia County, New York
Roll 22, page 1096
Family of Willm Dinehart
    1 male under 10 [William Jr]
    1 male 26-44 [William, 33]
    1 female under 10 [Anna]
    1 female 16-25 [?]
    1 female 27-44 [Mary]

1810 Federal Census. Granger, Columbia County, New York
Roll 31, page 822
Family of William Dinehart
    1 male 16-25
    1 male 45 and over [William]
    1 female 26-44
    1 female 45 and over [Mary]
The families of William Dinehart, Peter Dinehart, and Dedrick Dinehart are adjacent on the Census listing. Jeremiah Dinehart is listed a few pages away.

1820 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 70, page 318
Family of Wm. Dinehart
    1 male 10-15
    1 male 45 and over [William]
    1 female under 10
    1 female 10-15
    1 female 16-25
    1 female 45 and over [Mary]

1830 Federal Census. Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York
Roll 87, page 203
Family of William Dinehart
    1 male 15-19
    1 male 60-69 [William]
    1 female 5-9
    1 female 10-14
    1 female 20-29
    1 female 50=59 [Mary]

Will abstract: William Dinehart of Copake. Dated 7 Jun 1838, probated 20 Dec 1838. Mentions daughters Betsey Finkle wife of Joseph, Jr., and Mary Dinehart commonly called Polly; son John of Copake; wife Mary; daughters Hannah Link wife of Joseph, Eve Krine wife of George, Charity Finkle wife of George I., and Catharine Shultus deceased and her children Edmund, Martha Ann, & Lovina Shultus. Executors: son John of Copake & Joseph Link of Copake. Witnesses: Russell G. Dorr of Hillsdale, James Dorr of Copake. His mark.558

According to the records of the St. Thomas Lutheran Church in Churchtown, William Deinhart, over age 71, died 26 Oct 1838 and was buried 18 Dec 1838.

North Copake Cemetery, Craryville, Columbia County
    William Dinehart, d. 25 Oct 1838, age 71 years 3 months 19 days
This cemetery is also called the Niver Cemetery. Also buried there is
    Mary Dinehart, wife of William, d. 11 Feb 1839, age 20 years 10 months 7 days
Its not clear who that Mary could be. Is it possible the age has been transcribed incorrectly?

William Dinehart, of Copake, will probated 11 Dec 1838, executors John W. Deinhart and Joseph Link of Copake. Mentions relatives Edmund, Martha Ann, and Lovina Shultes, children of Zacharia Shultes of Hudson. Also mentions George and Joseph Finkle of Taghkanick, husbands of two daughters of William Dinehart.
On 16 Oct 1792 William C. married Maria Shadwick (65966) , daughter of Henry Shadwick (62521) (14 Jan 1731-) & Maria Schneider (ca 1749-), in Claverack Reformed Church. “Wiliam Deynhart and Maria Schadoweck”. Born ca 1772. Maria died aft 1850.

In 1850 Maria was living with her daughter Eve Crine’s family in North East.
Their children include:
64407i.
Maria Dinehart (Died young) (10 Apr 1793-)
64408ii.
William Dinehart (7 Nov 1796-)
64409iii.
Annatje Dinehart (8 Dec 1799-21 Aug 1889)
64410iv.
Catharina Dinehart (2 Nov 1801-bef Oct 1838)
64411v.
64412vi.
Eva Dinehart (12 Mar 1805-)
64413vii.
Charity Dinehart (14 Mar 1808-28 Feb 1891)
64414viii.
John William Dinehart (23 Jun 1810-15 Nov 1880)
64415ix.
Maria Dinehart (5 May 1821-)
59800. Magdalena Dinehart. Born ca 1769 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Magdalena was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, on 18 Apr 1769.645 Magdalena, daughter of Wilm Deinhard & Anna, witnesses Johannes Schmidt & Elisabeth [K289].

Lena was a witness at the 1786 baptism of her neice Lena, daughter of Christian Thomson and Francisca Deinhard.
On 26 Aug 1788 Magdalena married Jacob Young, son of Jung, in Claverack, Columbia County, New York. Born say 1755.

1790 Federal Census. Livingston, Columbia County, New York
Roll 6, page 239
Family of Jacob Young
    2 males under 16 [William & Samuel]
    1 male 16 and over [Jacob]
    1 female [Lena, 21]
Neighbors on the census list: Stophel Pichtell, Peter Philips, Willm. Davenport, Cristian Young, Peter V.De Bogert, & Armt V.De Bogert.

Christian Young was evidently closely related to Jacob Young. In the mid 1790s Jacob moved to Cobleskill.

1800 Federal Census. Cobleskill, Schoharie County, New York
Roll 26, page 151
Family of Jacob Young
    1 male under 10 [?]
    2 males 10-15 [William, 11, & Samuel, 10]
    1 male 45 and over [Jacob]
    2 females under 10 [two daughters]
    1 female 10-15 [maybe Rebecca, 8]
    1 female 26-44 [Lena, 31]

1810 Federal Census. Cobleskill, Schoharie County, New York
Roll 36, page 73
Family of Jacob Young
    2 males under 10 [Christophel, 5, &?]
    1 male 10-15
    1 male 16-25
    1 male 45 and over [Jacob]
    2 females under 10
    1 female 10-15
    1 female 16-25
    1 female 26-44 [Lena, 41]
Their children include:
64416i.
William Young (31 Oct 1788-)
64417ii.
Samuel Young (17 Mar 1790-)
64418iii.
Rebecca Young (5 Feb 1792-)
64419iv.
Dorothea Young (23 Sep 1793-)
64420v.
Christina Young (ca Mar 1796-)
64421vi.
Elisabeth Young (28 Aug 1799-)
64422vii.
Christopher Young (16 Aug 1804-16 Jun 1891)
59801. Eva Dinehart. Born on 18 Jul 1771 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Eva was baptized in St. John’s Lutheran Church, Manorton, in 1771. Eva, daughter of Wilhelm & Anna Deinhard, itnesses Jacob Proper & wife Eva [Anna’s sister] [K114].

Eva was a witness at several baptisms:
    1790 for her neice Catherine, daughter of Christian Thomson and Francisca Deinhard;
    1799 for her nephew Jacobus, son of Adam Cohl and Anna Deinhard; and
    1812 for her neice Betsy, daughter of Jeremia Deinhard & Lena.
Ca 1799 Eva married John Jager.
Their children include:
64423i.
William Jager (4 Jul 1800-)
59802. Elisabeth Dinehart. Born ca 1773 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York.
Ca 1795 Elisabeth married John Wynant.
Their children include:
64424i.
Geertruy Wynant (10 Jan 1796-)
59803. Peter J. Dinehart. Born ca 1775 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Peter J. died in Potter, Yates County, New York on 11 Feb 1844. Buried in Nettle Valley Cemetery, Potter.661

1810 Federal Census. Granger, Columbia County, New York
Roll 31, page 822
Family of Peter Dinehart
    2 males under 10 [Peter Jr & John]
    1 male 26-44 [Peter]
    2 females under 10 [Anna & Elizabeth]
    1 female 16-25 [Margaret]
The families of William Dinehart, Peter Dinehart, and Dedrick Dinehart are adjacent on the Census listing. Jeremiah Dinehart is listed a few pages away.

1820 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 70, page 316
Family of Peter Dinehart
    3 males under 10
    1 male 16-18
    1 male 19-25
    1 male 45 and over [Peter]
    1 female 16-25
    1 female 26-44 [Margaret]

Yates County Land Records Index (1823–1847)
Grantee - Grantor - Page - Book - Year
Peter Dinehart - Robert Dean - 146 - 4 - 1829
Peter Dinehart Jr - James V. Shick - 490 - 11 - 1836
John Dinehart - George Casey - 125 - 14 - 1838
Peter J. Dinehart - Samuel Fitzwater - 564 - 14 - 1839
Peter Dinehart - Frederick Oswald - 441 & 442 - 19 - 1843
William A. Dinehart - Seth Easton - 509 - 20 - 1845
Elijah S. Turner - Peter J. Dinehart - 135 - 21 - 1846
William A. Dinehart - Mahala & David G. Underwood - 461 - 21 - 1846

1830 Federal Census. Copake, Columbia County, New York
Roll 87, page 206
Family of Peter Dinehart
    1 male 5-9
    1 male 10-14
    1 male 15-19
    1 male 20-29
    1 male 50-59 [Peter Sr]
    1 female 20-29
    1 female 50-59 [Margaret]

In the 1840 census, there are five Dinehart families in Potter, Peter Jr., Peter Sr listed next to him, and three of Peter’s other sons: John (listed on the same page as Peter Sr & Peter Jr), Thomas, and William.

1840 Federal Census. Potter, Yates County, New York
Roll 351, page 362
Family of Peter Dinehart
    1 male 10-14
    1 male 20-29
    1 male 60-69 [Peter]
    1 female 50-59 [Margaret]

Peter and several other Dineharts are buried in the Nettle Valley Cemetery661 in Potter.
| Peter Dinehart, d. 11 Feb 1844 æ. 69 years 11 months
| Margaret Dinehart, d. 27 Aug 1865 æ. 90 years 10 months, wife of Peter Dinehart
|
| Peter J. Dinehart, b. 1 Dec 1801, d. 15 Oct 1891
| Eliza Dinehart, b. 7 Sep 1809, d. 4 Nov 1891, wife of Peter J. Dinehart
| John Calvin Dinehart, d. 8 Sep 1839, son of Peter & Eliza Dinehart
|
| John Dinehart, b. 19 Jan 1804, d. 22 Aug 1882
| Laura J. Dinehart, b. 8 Feb 1810, d. 3 Feb 1897, wife of John Dinehart
| John F. Dinehart, d. 13 Jul 1839 æ. 3/6, son of J & L Dinehart
|
| James Dinehart, b. 1 Oct 1836, d. 20 Mar 1920
| Elizabeth Andrews Dinehart, b. 11 Mar 1840, d. 29 Apr 1919, wife of James Dinehart
|
| William S. Dinehart, b. 1842, d. 1920
| Agnes C. Dinehart, b. 1851, d. 1915, wife of William S.
|
| Leonard F. Dinehart, b. 1857, d. 1928
| Margaret A. Dinehart, b. 1863, d. 1937
| Grace M. Dinehart, b. 1885, d. 1961
Ca 1799 Peter J. married Margaret Bechtel, daughter of Thomas Bechtel (say 1735-) & Catharina Hagedorn (9 May 1736-). Born on 26 Jul 1777 in Copake, Columbia County, New York. Margaret died in Potter, Yates County, New York, on 27 Aug 1865; she was 88. Buried in Nettle Valley Cemetery, Potter.661

Margaret, also known as Peggy. Could her name have been Margaret Rebeeca? The mother named on the baptismal records is Rebecca for Anna and John, but Margaret for Peter who was born between them.

Peter & Peggy Dinehart were witnesses at the 1806 West Copake baptism of Peter, son of John & Elisabeth Wyant.644

In 1850, Margaret is living with her son Peter Dineheart’s family in Potter, in 1855 with her daughter Elizabeth Best’s family in Jersualem, and in 1860 she was living with the family of her grandson Peter Monroe Dinehart in Jerusalem, Yates County.
Their children include:
64425i.
Hannah Dinehart (12 Jul 1800-1 Mar 1875)
64426ii.
Peter J. Dinehart (11 Dec 1801-15 Oct 1891)
64427iii.
John Dinehart (29 Apr 1804-22 Aug 1882)
64428iv.
Elizabeth Dinehart (17 Nov 1806-1882)
64429v.
Thomas Dinehart (8 Nov 1812-)
64430vi.
William A. Dinehart (1816-9 Jun 1895)
64431vii.
Leonard Dinehart (6 May 1818-25 Jan 1901)
64432viii.
Adam Dinehart (Died young) (17 Sep 1822-)
64433ix.
Stephen Dinehart (6 Oct 1824-)
59804. Charity Dinehart. Born ca 13 Apr 1776 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Charity died in Copake, Columbia County, New York on 16 Feb 1854. Buried in North Copake Cemetery, Craryville.

Gertruy or Gertraut, known as Charity, was a witness at the 1793 baptism of her neice Dorothea, daughter of Jacob Young and Magdalena Deinhard; also the 1795 baptism of her nephew John, son of Christian Thomson and Francisca Deinhard.

Adam Schmit and Gertruy Deynhart were witnesses at several baptisms:
    1797 for their neice Gertruy, daughter of Adam Cohl and Anna Deinhard;
    1805 for their nephew Adam, son of Peter Muller and Catharina Deinhard;
    1808 for their neice Gertraut, daughter of Willem Deinhard and Maria Schadoweck; and
    1813 for their neice Annatje, daughter of Christian Deinhard and Polly Shattaway.

Cemetery inscription: Charity Smith died aged 77 years, 10 months, 3 days.
On 2 Feb 1798 Charity married Adam Kilian Smith (60099) , son of Killian Smith (49807) (ca Jan 1744-18 Nov 1808) & Charity Wagner (30 May 1750-17 Dec 1817), in Claverack Reformed Church. “Adam Schmit, Gertruy Deynhart”. Born on 23 Jul 1779 in Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York. Adam Kilian was baptized in Linlithgo Reformed Church, Livingston, on 12 Sep 1779. Adam, son of Kylian Smit & Geertruid Wagenarr, witnesses Philip Koens & Catherina Wagenaar [K1362]. Adam Kilian died in Copake, Columbia County, New York, on 28 Oct 1859; he was 80. Buried in North Copake Cemetery, Craryville.

1800 Federal Census. Livingston, Columbia County, New York
Roll 22, page 1106
Family of Adam K. Smith
    1 male under 10 [Killian, 1]
    1 male 16-25 [Adam, 21]
    1 female under 10 [?]
    1 female 16 thru 25 [Charity, 23]
John K. Smith is listed next to Adam in the census.

1810 Federal Census. Granger, Columbia County, New York
Roll 31, page 824
    2 males under 10 [John, 7]
    1 male 10-15 [Kilian, 11]
    1 male 26-44 [Adam, 31]
    1 female under 10
    1 female 26-44 [Charity, 33]
Neighbors: Peter Cole, Widow Smith, John K. Smith, Gilbert Oakly, Jacob Cole, John Lampman.

1820 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 70, page 328
Family of Adam Smith
    1 male 10-15
    1 male 16-25 [Kilian, 21]
    1 male 26-44 [Adam, 41]
    1 female under 10
    1 female 10-15
    1 female 16-25
    1 female 26-44 [Charity, 43]
Neighbors: Philip ringsdorph, Edwd. H. Reynolds, Wm. Ray, John Scott, Pegter Silvernail, David Scott.

1830 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 87, page 215
Family of Adam R. Smith
    2 males 15-19
    1 male 20-29
    1 male 30-39
    1 male 50-59 [Adam, 51]
    2 females under 5
    1 female 10-14
    2 females 20-29
    1 female 50-59 [Charity, 53]

1840 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 277, page 175
Family of Adam R. Smith
    1 male 15-19
    1 male 60-69 [Adam, 61]
    1 female 60-69 [Charity, 63]
Neighbors in the census: Hugh McNeal, Philip Miller, Jacob Conklin, Killian A. Smith (Adam’s son), Peter S. Coons, John P. Knickerboker.

In 1850 Adam and Charity were living with their son William.

In 1855 Adam was living with his son Kilian in Taghkanic.

North Copake Cemetery
, Craryville, Columbia County
    Adam Smith, d. 28 Oct 1859 age 82 years 3 months 5 days
    Charity Smith, d. 15 Feb 1854 age 77 years 10 months 3 days
    John A. Smith, d. 26 Nov 1819 in his 18th year
Their children include:
64434i.
William A. Smith (ca 1799-)
64435ii.
Killian Adam Smith (23 Mar 1799-18 Oct 1881)
64436iii.
Anatje Smith (10 Mar 1801-)
64437iv.
John A. Smith (Died unmarried) (5 Jan 1803-26 Nov 1819)
64438v.
Jacob Smith (12 Jan 1805-)
59805. Jeremiah Dinehart. Born on 24 May 1779 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Jeremiah was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, in 1779.645 Jeremias, parents Wilhelm Deinhart & Anna, witnesses Joh: Peter Laun [Laux?] & Aleda [K573]. Jeremiah died in Oswego County, New York, on 30 Dec 1826; he was 47.

1810 Federal Census. Granger, Columbia County, New York
Roll 31, page 826
Family of Jeremiah Dinehart
    1 male under 10 [Peter]
    1 male 26-44 [Jeremiah]
    3 females under 10 [Catherine & ? & ?]
    1 female 16-25 [?]
    1 female 26-44 [Lena]

(Missing the 1820 census record for Jeremiah Dinehart.)
On 20 Oct 1798 when Jeremiah was 19, he married Magdalena Young, daughter of Christian Young (ca 1755-22 Sep 1828) & Catharina, in Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York. Born on 25 Dec 1775 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York.645 Magdalena was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, in 1775.645 Magdalena, daughter of Christian Jung & Catharina, witnesses Wilhelm Deinhard & Anna [K450]. Magdalena died in DeWitt, Onondaga County, New York in 1874.

Magdalena, also known as Helen, Lena, or Lany. The witnesses at her baptism, Wilhelm and Anna Dinehart, eventually became her parents-in-law after she married their son Jeremiah.

Jeremiah Deinhard & Lena Jung were witnesses at the 1808 West Copake baptism of Elisabeth, daughter of Mattheis Jung (Lena’s brother) & Anna Thomson.644
Jeremias Dienhard & wife Lena Jung were witnesses at the 1810 baptism of Jeremias, son of Nicolaus Heere & Catharina Jung (Lena’s sister).

1830 Federal Census. Parish, Oswego County, New York
Roll 115, page 218
Family of Lany Dinehardt
    1 male 10-14 [John]
    1 female 15-19 [?]
    1 female 50-59 [Lany]

1840 Federal Census. Manlius, Onondaga County, New York
Roll 317, page 138
Family of Laney Danhart
    1 male 20-29 [John]
    1 femle 50-59 [Lany]

In 1850 Lany was living with her son John in Manlius, and in 1855 in DeWitt.
Their children include:
64439i.
Peter Dinehart (29 Apr 1804-1873)
64440ii.
William D. Dinehart (1 Feb 1807-14 Sep 1864)
64441iii.
Catharina Dinehart (28 Oct 1809-)
64442iv.
Henry Dinehart (Twin) (4 Jun 1812-Mar 1894)
64443v.
Betsy Dinehart (Twin) (4 Jun 1812-)
64444vi.
John Dinehart (ca 1818-aft 1892)
59806. Christopher Dinehart. Born on 27 Jan 1781 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Christopher was baptized in St. John’s Lutheran Church, Manorton, in 1781. Christoph, son of Wilhem & Anna Deinhart, witnesses Christoph & Maria Hagedorn [K444]. Christopher died aft 1870. Occupation: Farmer.

Christopher, or Christoph, or Christophel Dinehart.

In 1800 Christophel Dynhart & Christina Rosman were witnesses at the West Copake baptism of Christophel, son of Christophel Pigtel & Christina Byas.

1820 Federal Census. Troy, Rensselaer County, New York
Roll 68, page 14
Family of Christopher Dinehart
    2 males under 10 [John & Stephen]
    2 males 10-15 [Paul & William]
    1 male 26-44 [Christopher]
    2 females under 10 [Hannah & ?]
    1 female 26-44 [Eve]

(Missing the 1830 and 1840 census records for Christopher. There is a Christopher Dinehart in Taghkanic in 1830, but he’s too young for this Christopher. That’s probably his son Christopher.)

1850 Federal Census. Jerusalem, Yates County, New York
Roll 618, page 528
    Christopher Dinehart, 59, farmer
    May Dinehart, 55
    Samuel Dinehart, 14
    Hannah Dinehart, 33
    Frances Dinehart, 14
All were born in New York. Next door is his son William C. Dinehart’s family.

1855 New York Census. Jerusalem, Yates County
   
Christopher Dinehart, 70, farmer
    Mary Dinehart, 58
    Hannah Dinehart, 38, wife
    Samuel Dinehart, 17, child, laborer
    Frances Dinehart, 16, child
    Mary Lattim, 13, grandchild
All were born in Columbia County and residents for 3 years.

1860 Federal Census. Jerusalem, Yates County, New York
Roll 885, page 693
Post Office Branchport
    Christopher Dinehart, 72, farm laborer, $ 400 personal estate
    Mary Dinehart, 61, domestic
    Hannah Dinehart, 40, domestic
All were born in New York. Next door is the family of John C. Dinehart.

1865 New York Census. Jerusalem, Yates County
Leander Austin, 30, b. Dutchess County, once married, farmer
    Frances V. Austin, 27, wife, b. Columbia County, once married
    Samuel Dinehart, 29, boarder, b. Columbia County, once married, now married, farmer
    Christopher Dinehart, 79, wife’s father, b. Columbia County, once married, farmer
    Mary Dinehart, 66, wife’s mother, b. Columbia County, 10 children, once married
    Hannah Dinehart, 52, wife’s sister, b. Columbia County, single
    Robie A. Hopkins, 26, boarder, b. Steuben County, once married, now married
(It could be that Christopher’s children were all attributed to his current wife. The census only records children of women.)

1870 Federal Census. Italy, Yates County, New York
Roll 1120, page 449B
    Christopher Dinehart, 84, no ocupation
    Mary Dinehart, 84, keeping house
    Hannah Dinehart, 60, no occupation
All were born in New York
Christopher first married Betsey.

Betsey was the mother of Christopher Dinehart Jr., perhaps others.
Their children include:
64445i.
Christopher Dinehart (1802-3 Oct 1863)
Christopher second married Mary.

Mary was the mother of Rachel Dinehart, perhaps others.
Their children include:
64446i.
Rachel Dinehart (ca 1807-12 Mar 1830)
Christopher third married Eve Snyder. Born ca 1794 in Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York. Eve died in Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York on 6 Aug 1871. Buried in New Mount Ida Cemetery, Troy. They were divorced.

Christopher and Eve were witnesses at the 1810 baptism of his nephew Johannes, son of Willem Deinhard and Maria.

1830 Federal Census. Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York
Roll 105, page 204
Family of Eve Dinehart
    2 males 5-9 [Stephen, 10 & William, 9]
    1 male 10-14 [John, 13]
    1 male 20-29 [Paul, 19]
    1 male 40-49 [?]
    1 female 5-9 [Barbara, 6]
    1 female 10-14 [Hannah]
    1 female 15-19 [?]
    1 female 40-49 [Eve, 34]
Eve is listed as the head of the family.

1840 Federal Census. Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York
Roll 332, page 159
Family of Eve Dinehart
    3 males 20-29 [Paul, 29, John, 23, & Stephen, 20]
    1 female 15-19 [Barbara, 16]
    1 female 40-49 [Eve, 44]

1850 Troy City Directory
   
Albert Dinehart, boatman, house 46 River

1850 Federal Census. Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York
Roll 585, page 89A
    Eve Dinehart, 54
    Stephen Dinehart, 28, laborer
    Ann Dinehart, 17
    Jacob B. Dick, 34, laborer
    Barbary Dick, 26
    Lydia Dick, 11
    Miron K. Dick, 9
    Martha Dick, 17
    Mary Dick, 7
    John Dick, 3
    Roxey E. Dick, 1
All were born in New York. The family of Jacob & Triphena Dick resides next door.

1860 Federal Census. Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York
Roll 848, page 1025
Post Office Troy
    Barbara Dick, 37, $75 personal estate
    Mary Dick, 14
    Myron N. Dick, 13, idiotic
    Roxanna E. Dick, 10
    Stella J. Dick, 8, idiotic
    Eliza A. Dick, 4
    Eve Danheart, 69, $300 real estate, $75 personal estate
All were born in New York. No occupations were listed for them.

1870 Federal Census. Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York
Roll 1082, page 533B
Post Office Pittstown
    Eve Dinehart, 79, heeping house, $500 real estte, $150 personal estate
    Barbara Dick, 46, wet nurse
    John Sharp, 28, farm laborer
    Roxy Sharp, 28, keeping house
    Alzetta Dick, 14, at home
All were born in New York

New Mount Ida Cemetery, Troy, Rensselaer County, New York
    Eve Dinehart, d. 6 Aug 1871 æ. 82 years
Their children include:
64447i.
William Dinehart (Died young) (28 Jun 1808-)
64448ii.
Paul Dinehart (25 Apr 1810-)
64449iii.
John C. Dinehart (ca 1817-1880)
64450iv.
Hannah Dinehart (Died unmarried) (ca 1817-Oct 1880)
64451v.
Maria Dinehart (Jan 1818-18 Feb 1886)
64452vi.
Stephen Dinehart (13 Apr 1820-9 Jul 1906)
64453vii.
William C. Dinehart (12 May 1821-9 Nov 1892)
64454viii.
Barbara Dinehart (8 Dec 1822-20 Jan 1890)
Christopher fourth married Mary Shadwick. Born ca 1795 in Columbia County, New York. Mary died aft 1870.
Their children include:
64455i.
Frances V. Dinehart (4 Mar 1837-28 Jan 1883)
64456ii.
Samuel Dinehart (14 Apr 1840-5 Feb 1913)
59807. Johannes Dinehart. Born ca 1783 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York. Johannes was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, on 28 Feb 1783.645 Johannes, son of Wilhelm Deinhart & Anna, witnesses Johanes Leick & Margaretha [K713].
59808. Dieterich Dinehart. Born on 14 May 1785 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York.645 Dieterich was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, on 12 Jun 1785.645 Dieterich, son of Wilhelm Deinhard & Anna, witnesses Peter V. de Bogert & Lena [K822]. Dieterich died in Tioga County, New York aft 1860. Occupation: Laborer.

Diederick and Catharina were witnesses at the 1809 baptism of their neice Catharina, daughter of Jermias Deinhard & Lena Jung.

1810 Federal Census. Granger, Columbia County, New York
Roll 31, page 822
Family of Dedrick Dinehart
    1 male under 10 [Conrad]
    1 male 26-44 [Dedrick]
    1 female under 10 [?]
    1 female 26-44 [Catherina]
The families of William Dinehart, Peter Dinehart, and Dedrick Dinehart are adjacent on the Census listing. Jeremiah Dinehart is listed a few pages away.

(Missing the 1820 census record.)

It appears that Diedrick changed his name to Richard when he moved to Tioga County. Diedrich married Lucretia Decker, and Richard was born in Columbia County and married to Lucretia in 1850.

According to the 1855 census, Richard and Lucretia moved to Tioga about 1822.

1830 Federal Census. Tioga, Tioga County, New York
Roll 109, page 266
Family of Richd. Dinehart
    1 male 5-9
    1 male 20-29 [Richard, age probably a mistake since he was over 50 in 1840]
    1 female under 5 [Lucretia Jr]
    1 female 5-9 [Abraham]
    1 female 10-14 [Betsey]
    1 female 15-19 [?]
    1 female 30-39 [Lucretia]

1840 Federal Census. Tioga, Tioga County, New York
Roll 344, page 121
Family of Richard Dinehart
    1 male under 5 [John]
    1 male 5-9 [Richard Jr]
    1 male 15-19 [George]
    1 male 50-59 [Richard]
    2 females 10-14 [Lucretia Jr & ?]
    1 female 15-19 [?]
    1 female 20-29 [Betsey]
    1 female 40-49 [Lucretia]

1850 Federal Census. Tioga, Tioga County, New York
Roll 604, page 78B
    Richard Dinehart, 66, laborer
    Lucretia Dinehart, 62
    Richard Dinehart Jr., 18, laborer
    John Dinehart, 14
All were born in New York. Daughter Betsey Bonham’s family is listed on the same page.

1855 New York Census. Tioga, Tioga County
Richard Dinehart, 69, b. Columbia Co., resident 33 years
    Lucretia Dinehart, 57, wife, b. Scoharie Co., resident 33 years
    Richard Dinehart, 22, child, b. Tioga Co.
    Lucretia Dinehart, 24, child, b. Tioga Co.
    John Dinehart, 18, child, b. Tioga Co.

1860 Federal Census. Tioga, Tioga County, New York
Roll 867, page 167
Post Office Tioga Center
    Joseph Woodard, 27, blacksmith, $250 real estate, $200 personal estate
    Lucretia Woodard, 27
    Richard Dinehart, 84, day laborer
All were born in New York.
In 1805 Dieterich first married Catharina Bogart, daughter of Bogart.534 Born say 1788. Catharina died in Columbia County, New York bef Jul 1819.

Diedrick and Catharine had three children.534

It appears that Catherine had a sister Lena who married Conrad Shadwick.
Their children include:
64457i.
Conrad Dinehart (15 Apr 1808-aft 1880)
64458ii.
Polly Dinehart (18 Jul 1811-)
On 18 Jul 1819 when Dieterich was 34, he second married Lucretia Decker (68074) , daughter of Isaac Decker (22 Dec 1771-) & Cornelia Rohrbach (65964) (ca 1773-), in Claverack, Columbia County, New York. Born ca 1788 in Schoharie County, New York. Lucretia died in Tioga, Tioga County, New York bef 1860.

Lucretia, also known as Casje, Decker.
Their children include:
64459i.
Betsey E. Dinehart (30 May 1820-1901)
64460ii.
Abraham Dinehart (5 Oct 1822-)
64461iii.
Lucretia J. Dinehart (ca 1831-13 Mar 1913)
64462iv.
Richard Dinehart (ca 1832-)
64463v.
John Dinehart (ca 1836-22 Oct 1895)
59809. Christian Dinehart. Born on 26 Jun 1787 in Churchtown, Columbia County, New York.645 Christian was baptized in St Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, on 26 Aug 1787.645 Christian, son of Wilhelm Deinhart & Anna, witnesses Jos. Gettlob Eberstadt & Margaretha [K931]. Christian died in 1847.534

1820 Federal Census. Taghkanic, Columbia County, New York
Roll 70, page 318
Family of Christian Dinehart
    2 males under 10 [William & ?]
    1 male 16-25 [?]
    1 male 26-44 [Christian]
    3 females under 10 [Elisa, Annatje, & Geddy Maria]
    1 female 16-25 [Polly]
    1 female 45 and over [possibly Christian’s mother Anna]

(If Christian lived until 1847, then his 1830 and 1840 census records are missing.)
On 26 Feb 1811 when Christian was 23, he married Polly Shadwick, daughter of Shadwick, in Claverack, Columbia County, New York.

Christian Deinhard and Polly Shadaway were witnesses at the 1811 baptism of their neice Polly, daughter of Diederich Dienhardt and Catharina Bogaert.
Their children include:
64464i.
Geddy Maria Dinehart (24 Feb 1812-)
64465ii.
Anna Dinehart (13 Oct 1813-)
64466iii.
Elisa Dinehart (4 Apr 1818-)
64467iv.
William Dinehart (18 May 1820-)
64468v.
Rachel Dinehart (5 Mar 1823-)
64469vi.
Charity Dinehart (1 Feb 1826-)
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