In the early 1720s, a James Whittaker received from the trustees of Kingston a deed for land at Flatbush, the stretch of land north of the mouth of the Sawkill, on the east side of the Esopus. The Oosterhouts and Burhans also received land there.[13]
On May 2, 1738 a James Whittaker headed a list of twelve jurors and Edward Whittaker, Esq. headed the list of Justices of the Peace.[14]
1696 Dec 6. Husband: Jaems Witticker, single, born under Kingstouwn. Wife: Elisabeth Titsoort, single, born in Knegtede [Schenectady]. Both reside in Kingstouwn.
↑ Saugerties Post Star News, April 26, 2012. ‘Historic House Tour of 2012 Features Flatbush,’ www.poststarnews.com . Ulster County web site: Online exhibits: The 1875 Atlas of Ulster County shows a half dozen Whittaker homesites in that area.
↑ Ulster County records: LDS microfilm 497639 no pg #, near end of reel.
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That appears to have been an AFTER date based on the baptism date for the last child. It came into this profile when a duplicate profile was merged into this one. Often when family trees get imported to WikITree, niceties like BEFORE and AFTER notations do not get imported along with the dates. I removed the date from this profile.
Whittaker-2267 and Whittaker-235 appear to represent the same person because: same person: parents dupl profiles have also been submitted for merge. No conflicts re subject James.