Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth DE GRAY 
Baptism16 Aug 1780, Reformed Dutch Church, Clarkstown, Rockland County, New York490
Memono sponsors
Memoae:100.4.20
Burial9 Dec 1880, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersey
Memofrom Second Reformed Church
OccupationMother of 8 children
Religion2nd Reformed Church, Paterson158
Alias/AKANannie
FatherWillem DE GRAW (1751-)
MotherAnnatje GEROW (1755-)
Spouses
Death26 Dec 1854, Passaic County, New Jersey486
Memoae: 80 Years
FatherWilliam WINTERS (1739-~1800)
MotherHester Elizabeth CONCKLIN (~1744-)
Marriagebef 1798
ChildrenMargaret (1798-1884)
William P. (~1801-1860)
Hannah H. (1804-1895)
Abraham P. (1806-1892)
Mary (~1810->1880)
John P. (~1813-1882)
Ellen (Eleanor) (1816-1843)
Rachel Ann (1822->1920)
Notes for Elizabeth DE GRAY
Many of the DeGraw family who moved to New Jersey changed their name to De Gray and claimed French heritage. This was one of the things that caused problems trying to find this family.
Elizabeth's grandfather, Daniel Geroe, in his will dated 24 Aug 1820 bequeathed to her, 6 acres beginning corner of William Courter and Daniel Gero, Junior, joining the lands of Peter W. Winter.
Elizabeth's grandfather, Daniel Geroe, in his will dated 24 Aug 1820 bequeathed to her, 6 acres beginning corner of William Courter and Daniel Gero, Junior, joining the lands of Peter W. Winter.
Census notes for Elizabeth DE GRAY
1850 New Jersey, Passaic County, Manchester Township, p. 32 (taken 22 August 1850)
dwelling 167, family 255
Garret Doremus, age 33, male, grocer, born New Jersey
Rachel A.--------, age 28, female, born New Jersey
Charles G.,------, age 4, male, born New Jersey
Peter Winters, age 74, male, worth $1000, born New Jersey
Elizabeth------, age 70, female, born New York
Elizabeth Maze, age 18, female, born New Jersey
1860 New Jersey, Essex County, Newark, 7th Ward, p. 216
dwelling 1110, family 1560
Jerry Doremous, age 45, male, drives wagon, real estate 5000, personal estate 250, born New Jersey
Rachel A.--------, age 38, female, born New Jersey
Theodore--------, age 14, male, born New Jersey
David ------------, age 10, male, born New Jersey
John--------------, age 8, male, born New Jersey
Anna E.-----------, age 5, female, born New Jersey
Edward-----------, age 1, male, born New Jersey
Elizabeth Winters, age 80, female, born New Jersey
Not with Garret Doremus in 1870
1880 New Jersey, Essex County, Newark, Vol. 76, E.D. 86, sheet 16, line 10
72 Sheffield Street, dwelling 108, family 173
Doremus, Rachael A., white, female, age 57, head, keeping house
-----------, Anna, white, female, age 25, daughter, at home
-----------, Jesse, white, female, age 15, daughter, clerk
Fred Brown?, white, male, age 5, grandson, at school [added later]
Erb, William, white, male age 42, at home
Winters, Elizabeth, white, female, age 100, mother, at home [added later]
-----------------------deceased
dwelling 167, family 255
Garret Doremus, age 33, male, grocer, born New Jersey
Rachel A.--------, age 28, female, born New Jersey
Charles G.,------, age 4, male, born New Jersey
Peter Winters, age 74, male, worth $1000, born New Jersey
Elizabeth------, age 70, female, born New York
Elizabeth Maze, age 18, female, born New Jersey
1860 New Jersey, Essex County, Newark, 7th Ward, p. 216
dwelling 1110, family 1560
Jerry Doremous, age 45, male, drives wagon, real estate 5000, personal estate 250, born New Jersey
Rachel A.--------, age 38, female, born New Jersey
Theodore--------, age 14, male, born New Jersey
David ------------, age 10, male, born New Jersey
John--------------, age 8, male, born New Jersey
Anna E.-----------, age 5, female, born New Jersey
Edward-----------, age 1, male, born New Jersey
Elizabeth Winters, age 80, female, born New Jersey
Not with Garret Doremus in 1870
1880 New Jersey, Essex County, Newark, Vol. 76, E.D. 86, sheet 16, line 10
72 Sheffield Street, dwelling 108, family 173
Doremus, Rachael A., white, female, age 57, head, keeping house
-----------, Anna, white, female, age 25, daughter, at home
-----------, Jesse, white, female, age 15, daughter, clerk
Fred Brown?, white, male, age 5, grandson, at school [added later]
Erb, William, white, male age 42, at home
Winters, Elizabeth, white, female, age 100, mother, at home [added later]
-----------------------deceased
Obituary notes for Elizabeth DE GRAY
New York Times (1857-Current file) 8 December 1880, viewed online at ProQuest Historical Newspapers
NEW JERSEY
Mrs. Elizabeth Winters, of No. 72 Sheffield street, Newark, whose centennial birthday anniversary was celebrated last Summer, died Monday. There were Present at the centennial celebration 6 of her children, 40 grandchildren, and 144 great-grandchildren.
Paterson Daily Press, 8 December 1880, p. 3, viewed online at Google Newspapers (http://news.google.com/newspapers#P)
BRIEFS
……..To-morrow at the Second Reformed Church, the funeral services of Elizabeth DeGray, wife of the late Peter Winters, aged 100 years, 4 months, 21 days. This lady resided in Newark and was a few months since surrounded by her family and friends who assembled to celebrate her Centennial birthday.
Paterson Daily Press, 9 December 1880, p. 3, viewed online at Google Newspapers (http://news.google.com/newspapers#P)
…….Mrs. Elizabeth DeGray, the more than centenarian, was buried this afternoon from the Second Reformed church, there being a very large attendance of the older people who have known her long.
NEW JERSEY
Mrs. Elizabeth Winters, of No. 72 Sheffield street, Newark, whose centennial birthday anniversary was celebrated last Summer, died Monday. There were Present at the centennial celebration 6 of her children, 40 grandchildren, and 144 great-grandchildren.
Paterson Daily Press, 8 December 1880, p. 3, viewed online at Google Newspapers (http://news.google.com/newspapers#P)
BRIEFS
……..To-morrow at the Second Reformed Church, the funeral services of Elizabeth DeGray, wife of the late Peter Winters, aged 100 years, 4 months, 21 days. This lady resided in Newark and was a few months since surrounded by her family and friends who assembled to celebrate her Centennial birthday.
Paterson Daily Press, 9 December 1880, p. 3, viewed online at Google Newspapers (http://news.google.com/newspapers#P)
…….Mrs. Elizabeth DeGray, the more than centenarian, was buried this afternoon from the Second Reformed church, there being a very large attendance of the older people who have known her long.