Christopher Hoaglandt b. 24 Nov 1669 New York City, New York d. 1748 Middlesex County, New Jersey: Ingram and Related Famiies

1669 - 1748 (78 years)

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Father	Christoffel Hoagland, b. 1634, Haarlem, Holland d. 8 Feb 1683, New Amsterdam, New York, New York (Age 49 years)
Mother	Catherine Cregier, b. 5 Apr 1643, Dutch Reformed Church Of New York, New York d. Aft 4 Sep 1704, New York (Age 61 years)
Marriage	23 Jun 1661	New Amsterdam, New York, New York
Family ID	F13176	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Helena Middagh, b. 1667 d. Yes, date unknown

Marriage 1698

Children

	1. Christoffel Hoaglandt, b. 5 Sep 1699, Flatlands, Long Island, New York d. 1777, Hoagland Burial Ground, Middlesex County, New Jersey (Age 77 years)
	2. John Hoaglandt, b. Abt 1701, Flatlands, Long Island, New York d. 15 Feb 1767, Somerset County, New Jersey (Age 66 years)
	3. Martin Hoaglandt, b. Between 1704 and 1706, Flatlands, Long Island, New York d. 17 Jul 1767, Windsor, Mercer County, New Jersey (Age 63 years)

Family ID F16785 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 3 May 2015

Family 2 Sarah Tellet, b. 1669 d. 1696 (Age 27 years)

Marriage 15 Feb 1695 New York City, New York

Children

1. Martinus Hoagland, b. 1706, Flatlands, Long Island, New York

d. 17 Jul 1767, Windsor, Mercer County, New Jersey

(Age 61 years)

Family ID F16792 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 3 May 2015

Notes

From "The Hoagland Family in America"

Christopher resided for some time in Flatlands, Long Island andafterwardlived near the Raritan River in New Jersey. A deed inpossession of thefamily shows that he bought from Cornelius Powell, in1711, a tract ofland in Piscataway township, Middlesex County, on theeast side of theRaritan River; and in the deed he is referred to asChristopher Hoogland,late of Flatlands, Long Island. This tractcontained 104 acres. This hesold, and on October 26, 1727, he boughtfrom William Beekman 250 acreson the Millstone River. He is mentionedas of "The Raritans" in 1723. Hiswife was a charter member of theFirst Dutch Reformed Church in NewBrunswick, NJ, in 1717.

I have not confirmed that his wife at this time Helena Middagh or Sarah Tellet. Some sources say that Sarah Tellet died in 1696. Need to check on this.