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- Names of Persons For Whom Marriage Licenses were Issued
- by the Secretary of Province of New York Previous to 1784
- Printed by Order or Gideon J. Tucker Secretary of State.
- Albany: Weed, Parsons and Company 1860
- William Trotter and Alice Ebell Sept. 28, 1667
- Catharine Trotter and Bernard Lintot Sept. 10, 1760
- John Trotter and Rebecca Crispel Sept. 15, 1760
- Mary Trotter and John Walter Wendell Feb. 25, 1771
- Catherine Trotter and John Jones Aug. 31, 1772
- Sarah Trotter, and William Branthwaite, Sept. 27, 1780
- Peter Trotter and Margret Reid Sept. 9, 1782
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- Matthew Trotter, Gen. Married Margarita Wendell she was born Jan. 19, 1770
- Sarah Trotter died April, 1830 she was a widow at that time; married Jacob H. Hester no date: the had children:
- Maria Hester b. June 8, 1785-6
- Ann Hester b. Sept. 18, 1788
- Margaret Hester b. Jul 17, 1790
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- Maria or Mary Trotter died March 14, 1831; and buried from the house of James L’Amoreux, 59 Hamilton Street, married John W. Wendell and had children:
- Johannes Wendell born Sep. 1, 1777
- Mary Wendell born Dec. 23, 1783
John H. Trotter of Albany, born June 28, 1815, married June 28, 1838 Elizabeth Hester, daughter of Teunis Van Vechten Hester and Catharine Cuyler Ganseboort, was born in Albany June 8, 1815 and the had children:
- Catharine Gansevoort Trotter, born July 20, 1839; married Charles Pease
- Sarah Willard Trotter, married Augustus Gillender
- Van Vechten Trotter, married ______ Hasbrouck; he died Jan., 1880
- Military History of Wayne Co., NY The County in the Civil War. By Lewis H. Clark Publishers: Lewis H. Clark, Hulett & Gaylord Sodus, NY.
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- Civil War:
- Page 80: Henry Trotter, Dec. 30, 1863, 9th H. A. Co. C; discharged with regiment July 6, 1865
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In May the Aldermen chose Jonathan Trotter of Mayor. Trotter was an Englishman who had been in this country since 1818, and who in 1828 had opened a leather-dressing factory in Brooklyn. He became an Alderman, representing the fourth ward, in 1834.
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Mrs. Trotter, Miss Trotter, Lord Methuselan
- “Dear Emma Trotter has been silent and rather Ill-humored all the evening, until now her pretty face lights up with smiles. Cannot you guess why? Pity the simple and affectionate creature! Lord Methuselah has not arrived until this moment: and see how the girl steps forward to greet him!
- “In the midst of all the selfishness and turmoil of the world, how charming it is to find virgin hearts quite unsullied; and to look on at little romantic pictures of mutual love! Lord Methuselah, though you know his age by the peerage---though he is old, wigged, gouty, rouged, wicked, has lighted up a pure flame in that gentle bosom. There was a talk about Tom Willoughby last year; and then, for a time, young Hawbuck (Sir John Hawbuck’s youngest son) seemed the favored man. But Emma never knew her mind until she met the dear creature before you, in a Rhine steamboat. “why are you so late, Edward?’ says she. Dear artless child!
- “Her mother looks on with tender satisfaction. One can appreciate the joys of such an admirable parent.
- “Look at them!” says Miss Toady. “I vow and protest they are the handsomest couple in the room”
- “Methuselah’s grandchildren are rather jealous and angry, and Mademoiselle Ariane, of the French theatre, is furious. But there’s no accounting for the mercenary envy of some people’ and it is impossible to satisfy everybody.”
