of Cornelius Cuyler, and left no issue, when the estate of Yonkers devolved upon his brother, Augustus, in whose descendants it still continues.

2. Augustus, m. first, Elsie, dau. of Cornelius Cuyler, and left no issue. He m. secondly, C. Barclay, and left two daughters,

Anna, who m. her cousin, Henry White, and their descendants assumed the name of Van Cortlandt,

Eleanor, who m. James Morris, of Morrisania, whose son,

GeneralStaats-Long Morris, m. first, the dowager Duchess of Gordon, daughter of William, second Earl of Aberdeen; and, secondly, Miss Urquhart.

1. Eva, d. unm.

2. Anna, m. Anthony White, and
bad

Henry White, m. his cousin,
Anna Van Cortlandt.
General Frederick Cortlandt
White, late of the Guards.
Admiral John C. White, m.
first, Cordelia Fanshaw; and
secondly, C. E. Dalrymple.
Francisca White, m. Dr.
Bruce.

Anna White, m. Sir John
Hayes, bart. and left issue.
Margaret, m. Peter Joy.
1. Mary, b. 20th July, 1645; m. Col.
Van Ransolier.

11. Sophia, b. 31st May, 1651; m. Andrew Teller.

III. Cornelia, b. 21st November, 1655; m. Brent Schuyler.

IV. Catherine, b. 25th October, 1652; m. first, John Derval; and, secondly, Frederick Phillipse, by the latter of whom she had

1. Frederick Phillipse, m. Eliza-
beth, daughter of Charles Wil-
liams, and widow of - Rutgards,
and had

Frederick Philipse, m. Miss
Griffiths, of Rhent, North
Wales, niece of General
Sir Alured Clerke, and had
Frederick, a colonel in

the army, m. a dau. of
Sir Hugh Palliser, bt.
Charlotte Philipse, m. Sir
Henry-Allen Johnson,
bart. both have issue,
Eliza-Maria.
Louisa, m. to Col. Mongo No-
ble, and had issue,

The eldest son,

THE RIGHT HON. STEPHEN VAN CORTLANDT, b. 7th May, 1643; m. Gertrude Schuyler, by whom he had

1. John, b. 24th Oct. 1672; m. AnnaSophia Van Schaach, and left an only daughter,

Gertrude,whom. Philip Ver Plank.
11. PHILIP, of whom presently.
III. Stephen, b. 11th August, 1685; m.
Catalina Staats, and had issue, John,
m. Miss Bayard; Philip, d. s. p. and
Samuel, d. s. p., and a daughter,
Anna, m. to John Abeel: Stephen's
family in the male line are extinct.
IV. Gysbert, b. 1689, s. p.

1. Margaret, b. 12th August, 1674; m.
first, Colonel Samuel Bayard, and had
1. Colonel William Bayard, who
m. N. M'Ivers, and left
Stephen Bayard.
William Bayard.
Col. John Bayard.

Catharine, m. Colonel John

Margaret Kemble, m. to the Hon. General Gage, and left by him, Henry Lord Gage, who m. his cousin, Susanna Skinner, (the granddaughter of two other sisters, Elizabeth Van Cortlandt and Anna Van Cortlandt, as will subsequently appear), and by her he left issue,

Henry Hall Visc. Gage,
and others.

William Hall Gage.
John Gage, m. Mary Milbank.
Emily Gage, m. her cousin
Montague, fifth Earl of
Abingdon, the great-grand-
son of Anna Van Cortlandt,
as will appear.
Maria-Theresa, m. Sir James
Craufurd, bart.

Louisa, m. G. H. Blake, esq.

1. Ann Van Cortlandt, b. 13th February, 1674 ; m. Stephen De Lancy, and left issue,

1. General Oliver De Lancy, who m. Miss Franks, and had

Governor Stephen De Lancy,
whom. Miss Barclay, having
issue,

Sir James De Lancy.
Susan, m. first, Colonel
Johnstone; and second-
ly, General Sir Hudson
Lowe.

Charlotte, m. Col. Child.
Phila.

second Duke of Grafton), created BARON SOUTHAMPTON. (See BURKE'S Peerage and Baronetage). Charlotte Warren, m. Willoughly Earl of Abingdon, and had, with others, Montague Earl of Abingdon, who m. his cousin, Emily Gage, the granddaughter of Margaret Van Cortlandt, as already shewn.

Susan Warren, m. her cousin, Colonel William Skinner, the grandson of Elizabeth Van Cortlandt, and their daughter,

Susan, m. her cousin, Viscount Gage, the grandson of Margaret Van Cortlandt.

2. Margaret De Lancy, m. John Watts, esq. and had issue,

Stephen Watts, who m. and had

John Watts.

Auna, m. J. Johnstone.

Maria, m. Augustus Le
Fargue.
Jane.

Mary-Anne.

Robert Watts.

Margaret, m. Colonel Lake. Maria, m. Sir John Johnsone, bart. and had

William, m. Susan De Lancy, as already mentioned.

Adam-Gordon (Sir), the

present baronet.

Charles C. Johnson (Lt.-
Col.)

Maria, m. Gen. Bowles.
Anna, m. Col. Macdonald.
Mary-Anne.

Anna, m. Archibald, eleventh
Earl of Cassilis, and had,
with other issue, Archibald,
Marquess of Ailsa.

III. Mary Van Cortlandt, b. 4th April, 1680; m. Colonel Killian Van Renselear.

IV. Gertrude Van Cortlandt, b. 10th January, 1681; d. unm.

v. Gertrude Van Cortlandt, b. October, 1688; m. Colonel Henry Beekman. VI. Elizabeth Van Cortlandt, b. in 1691, d. young.

VII. Elizabeth Van Cortlandt, b. 24th May, 1694; m. the Rev. William Skinner, and had issue,

1. Cortlandt Skinner, Attorney

Anna, m. William Tyrrell. Gertrude, m. to Mr. Barbarie. IX. Cornelia Van Cortlandt, b. 30th July, 1698; m. Colonel John Schuyler. The second son of the Rt. Hon. Stephen Van Cortlandt,

PHILIP VAN CORTLANDT, b. 9th August, 1683; m. Catharine De Peyster, and on the failure of heirs male to his elder brother John, as already shewn, continued the line of the family; he d. September, 1748, leaving issue,

1. STEPHEN, of whom presently.
11. Abraham, b. 19th October, 1713; d.
unm. aged thirty-three.

III. Philip, b. 29th February, 1715; d.
unm. aged thirty.

IV. John, b. 9th September, 1718; d. unm. aged twenty-nine.

v. Governor Pierre, b. 10th January, 1721; m. Catharine Livingstone, and left issue,

1. Pierre, who espoused at the Revolution the American cause, and became a general officer; he m. first, Miss Clinton; and, secondly, Miss Stevenson, leaving issue, Pierre, heir to the manor of Cortlandt, &c. &c.

2. Philip, also espoused the cause of Independence, and was also a General; died s. p.

3. Rene, m. Miss Clinton.

4. Gilbert, d. s. p.

5. John, d. s. p.

1. Catharine, m. Theodosius Van Viche.

2. Cornelia, m. G. Beekman. 1. Catherine, b. 1725; killed 1736, by the accidental bursting of a cannon. The eldest son,

STEPHEN VAN CORTLANDT, b. 26th October, 1711; m. 1738, Mary-Walton Ricketts, first cousin to William-Henry Ricketts, the father of Viscount St. Vincent and the Countess Northesk. They had issue,

I. PHILIP, of whom presently.
H. William-Ricketts, b. 13th March,
1742; m. Elizabeth Kortright, and
had, with other issue, a daughter,
Lena, m. her cousin, George Ric-
ketts.

1. Catharine, b. 25th August, 1745; d.
an infant.

COL. PHILIP VAN CORTLANDT, b. 10th November, 1739; d. 1st May, 1814. He took an active part against the revolutionary party, and was frequently engaged against their armies in the field, and in consequence he lost an ample fortune in actual possession, as well as in reversion, and his claims as the eldest son of the representative of the family, in the manor of Cortlandt, &c.

became forfeited.

He m. 2nd August, 1762, Catharine, (who died at Torquay, Devon, 22nd February, 1828), daughter of Jacob Ogden, (by Elizabeth Bradford, whose only brother claimed to be entitled to the earldom of Bradford at the demise, in 1762, of the fifth earl, but died before his title was established), by whom he had twenty-three children, of whom the following lived to years of maturity,

1. Major Philip Van Cortlandt, b. 30th
July, 1766; m. Mary Addison; they
d. issueless.

11. Stephen Van Cortlandt, twin with
his brother. He died young, s. p.
III. Jacob Ogden Van Cortlandt, was
Major of Brigade in the north-west
district, and senior Capt. in the 23rd
Fusileers, with which regiment he
was killed in Spain in 1811. He m.
Ann, daughter of the Rev. Dr. War-
rington, of Wrexham, and left issue,
George Warrington Van Cortlandt,

died young.

Emma, m. her first cousin, W. H. Warrington, esq. and has issue, Emma-Gertrude-Anne War

rington.

Charlotte-Jane Warrington. IV. Henry-Clinton Van Cortlandt, major 31st Regiment, now living unm. in the East Indies.

v. Arthur-Ahmuty Van Cortlandt, a captain 45th Regiment, died at Madras unmarried s. p.

1. Mary Ricketts Van Cortlandt, m. John M. Anderson, and left issue,

1. John-Mackiel, died in the East Indies, a lieutenant in the 17th Light Dragoons.

2. Philip-Cortlandt, major in the Bengal army, m. Lucy, daughter of Harry Younge by his first wife, and has issue,

Henry Cortlandt. 3. James, died s. p.

1. Mary-Ann, the second wife of Harry Younge, and has issue one child,

Elliott Young.

2. Elizabeth, m. Alexander Trotter. 3. Catharine, m. Captain Frederick Angelo, of the Bengal Cavalry, and had,

Frederick Cortlandt.

4. Margaret Douglas, m. Captain N. Freer, and has

Gertrude Cortlandt, d. young. 11. ELIZABETH Van Cortlandt, m. at

3. Catharine, m. first, Captain R.
Douglas, R.N. by whom she had
no issue; she m. secoudly, J.
Bean, by whom she has issue.
4. Gertrude.

iv. Margaret-Hughes Van Cortlandt, m. O. Elliott Elliott, esq. of Binfield Park, Berks, and of Portland Place, London.

v. Gertrude Van Cortlandt, m. Viceadmiral Sir Edward Buller, bart. M.P. recorder of East Looe, of Trenant Park, Cornwall, and had John St. Aubin, died young. Anna-Maria, m. to Lieutenant-colonel James-Drummond-Buller Elphinstone, third son of the Hon. Fullerton Elphinstone, of East Lodge, Middlesex, (vide BURKE'S Peerage), and have William. Edward. Gertrude.

Clementina-Flemming.

Anna-Maria.

VI. Sarah-Ogden Van Cortlandt.
VII. Charlotte Van Cortlandt.
VIII. Sophia-Sawyer Van Cortlandt, m.
Captain Sir William-Howe Mulcas-
ter, R. N. companion of the Bath,
knight commander of the Guelphic
order, knight commander of the
Tower and Sword, naval aid-de-camp
to the king, by whom (who d. 10th
March, 1837) she has issue,
William-Edward Mulcaster.
William-Sydney Mulcaster.
Gertrude-Elizabeth Mulcaster.
Georgiana Mulcaster.

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