Marie
Henriette
"Mary"
Lyon
formerly Anterroche
Born [location unknown]
Ancestors 
Daughter of Louis Joseph Anterroche
and Mary (Vanderpoel) Anterroche
Sister of
Jean Pierre Anterroche, Jeanne Franciose (Anterroche) DeHart, Joseph Paul (D’Anterroche) Anterroche, Marie Adrienne Anterroche, Julie Françoise Gabrielle (Anterroche) Rogers, Francios Loyal Anterroche and Joseph Louis Anterroche
Wife of
Joseph Lyon
— married
26 May 1817 (to 16 Dec 1839) [location unknown]
Descendants 
Died about
at about age 81
in New Jersey
Profile last modified
| Created 17 Sep 2018
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Biography
American School watercolor on paper portrait of Marie Henriette (Mary Henrietta) D’Anterroche Lyon of Elizabethtown, New Jersey, circa 1810 (prob 1817). Half length portrait of the subject at about 18 (prob 26) years of age, wearing a white dress with high collar and upswept hair, blue tasseled drapery in the background. Overall excellent condition with very slight browning to lower body near frame. Sight – 12 5/8" H x 9 1/2" W. Framed – 17 3/4" H x 14 3/4" W. Note: Marie Henriette D’Anterroche (1791-1873) was a daughter of Joseph Louis D’Anterroche (1753-1814) and Mary Vanderpoel (b. 1758), and a second cousin to the Marquis de Lafayette. Her father, Joseph Anterroche was born to a noble family in France. As the second son, he was groomed for a religious career, but ran away to join the British Army. He was captured during the American Revolution, at which time he appealed to his cousin and friend, the Marquis de Lafayette, to arrange his release. In 1780, Anterroche married Mary Vanderpoel, daughter of Captain David Vanderpoel (a staunch patriot who was initially opposed to the union). The couple raised a family in Elizabethtown, N.J., in a home known as Malherbes Mansion. D’Anterroche earned distinction fighting for the Americans in the Whiskey Rebellion and remained close with Lafayette. Upon the deaths of his father and brother, he inherited the title of the Comte D’Anterroche. In 1817, Marie Henriette married Joseph Lyon, a Colonel in the British Army who established himself in the shipping business in New York. For more on the D’Anterroche family, see Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, p. 165. The D'Anterroche family in NJ was not well off so it seems more than likely that Joseph Lyon paid for the portrait when they were married or shortly before.
Sources
- Attribution in CaseAntiques.com of portrait
- Book "Genealogies of New Jersey families A-Z" published by Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey
- Book - "North American Family Histories - Genealogy of the Vanderpoel Family"
- Ancestry message boards re Joseph Lyon
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