1800: Census of Clinton, Dutchess County, shows Jacob William Lawrence as head of a household of 10 members.[1]
4 males under 10 (possibly grandsons)
1 male under 16 (possibly a grandson)
1 male under 45 (son or son-in-law)
1 male over 45 (likely Jacob William Lawrence, b.1731)
1 female under 16 (possibly a granddaughter)
1 female under 45 (daughter or daughter-in-law)
1 female over 45 (likely Maria Van Wagenen, b.1729)
Notes
Between this Maria and Maria Van_Wageningen-56 either they are the same person and one of them has the wrong husband or they are not the same person and one of them has the wrong parents. Who is Who? Applegate-547
Sources
↑New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Vol 67-3, published 1936, p.241.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Maria by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Maria:
Records for the Old Dutch Church of Kingston indicate that Maria (daughter of Zymen Van Wadeningen and Maria Schepmoes) was baptized on 21 Dec 1729. This date is inconsistent with the birth date for Maria Van W (20 Feb 1732) claimed on the SAR membership application #72948, which associates Maria Van Wageningen with a spouse named Peter Heermance (as per Maria Van_Wageningen-56).
Ancestry DNA matches seem to indicate that I descend from Lawrences, Van Wagenens, and Schepmoes who lived in Dutchess Co. NY circa 1700-1750 (most likely, I believe at this time, from the union of Jacob W. Lawrence and Maria Van Wagenen).
However a 3.5cM match with Tom K with my DNA on Gedmatch
Ancestry DNA matches seem to indicate that I descend from Lawrences, Van Wagenens, and Schepmoes who lived in Dutchess Co. NY circa 1700-1750 (most likely, I believe at this time, from the union of Jacob W. Lawrence and Maria Van Wagenen).