Individual Notes

Note for: Philip C. Brack, SEP 1828 - 20 APR 1910 Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Philip C. Brach

Individual Note:
     Myrtle Point Enterprise
April 22, 1910

Died - Philip Brack, who would have been 82 years of age next September died at his home on the Middle Fork, April 20, 1910. The funeral was held yesterday and was conducted by Rev. Thos. Barklow. In the death of Philip Brack of the Middle Fork another of the county pioneers have passed away, he having been one of the 2 survivors of the wreck of the Schooner Lincoln which went ashore near the Coos Bay bar in Jan. 1852. The other and now sole survivor of the wreck is Harry H. Baldwin who was at a North Bend hospital the last heard of by Myrtle Point friends. The Lincoln was carrying 35 U. S. Dragoons under the command of Lieutenant Stanton when she was wrecked. After the wreck the soldiers and sailors secured provisions from the boat and from the Indians who were curious about the strange white men. They remained on Coos bay for more than a month then left for Port Orford, which was their destination, joining comrads there, who had given them up as drowned. Mr. Brack remained in Port Orford for 2 years as a dragoon and was in the fight at Big Bend on the Rogue River in which Capt. Tichnor took part. He afterwards came to the Coquille valley locating on the homestead which was his home at the time of his death. Mr. Brack was born in Germany in Sept. 1828. His wife's maiden name was Flora Fredenberg. There are 7 children, 2 sons and 5 daughters: William H., Daniel N., Mahhalia, Susannah R., Mary E., Emma V. and Margaret C.

"Pioneer History of Coos and Curry Counties"
by Orvil Dodge
BRACK, Phillip was born in Germany Sept. 1828, and came to Coos Co. in June 1852, and settled on the Middle fork of the Coquille river. His wife's maiden name was Flora Fredenberg, born May 6, 1854, and their children's names are: William H., born April 30, 1871; Daniel N., Sept. 28, 1873; Mahhalia, Nov. 12, 1875; Suzannah B., Aug. 18, 1877; Mary E., May 7, 1880; Emma V., Sept. 29, 1890; Margaret C., March 26, 1893. He was on the schooner Lincoln the account of which will be found on another page, when she was cast ashore.

"A Century of Coos and Curry" by Emil R. Peterson and Alfred Powers
BRACK, Phillip, b. Germany 1828; to Coos 1852; member First U. S. Dragoons on schooner "Captain Lincoln," wrecked just north of Coos Bay entrance January 1852. With others, made way overland to Port Orford. When mustered out two years later, he settled on Middle Fork of the Coquille. Married Florence Fredenburg. Children: William H., Daniel N., Mahhalia, Suzannah B., Mary E., Emma V., Margaret C.

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Note for: Margaret Clara Brack, 26 MAR 1893 - 27 MAR 1977 Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Clara

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Note for: Willem Isaacsen van Vredenburgh, ABT 1636 - 19 OCT 1664 Index

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Willem Isaacszen Vredenburgh arrived in New Amsterdam in May 1658 aboard the de Vergulde Bever (Gilded Beaver). He was a soldier in the service of the Dutch West India Company. He was discharged in 1661 and in 1664 married the daughter of Barent Jacobszen (Cool) and Marritie Leenderts. For a time he lived under the walls of Fort William Hendrick and the new fortification of New Orange. About 1677 he moved to Esopus (Wiltwyck) (Kingston) New Amsterdam. He was the founder of the Vredenburgh/Vredenburg families in the United States and so far is the only ancestor that can be found.
He took the oath of allegiance on Sept 1, 1689 to the English crown at Kingston, New York.

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Note for: Apollonia Barents Cohl, 19 JAN 1644/45 - AFT 1687 Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Apollonia Barents Kool

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Note for: Marritje Leenderts de Grauw, BET 1602 AND 1625 - BET 1659 AND 1715 Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Marretje Leenderts Degrauw

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Note for: Jan Broersen Decker, ABT 1630 - BET 1681 AND 1722 Index

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My records show that Broer Decker was the child of Jan Decker and first wife Heyltje Jacobs. This information from Carol van Buren, RD#1, Horton Rd.
Westtown, NY 10998 (9/28/81)

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Note for: Leendert Arent de Grauw, BET 1560 AND 1600 - 1664 Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Leendert Arent de Grouw

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Note for: Jacob Arendsen Cohl, BET 1559 AND 1588 - BET 1613 AND 1673 Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Jacob Kool

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Note for: Johannes Corcilius, 4 APR 1737 - 25 JUL 1814 Index

Occupation:
Place: Potter

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Note for: Jakob Corcilius, 25 OCT 1770 - 4 NOV 1832 Index

Occupation:
Place: Potter

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Note for: Johann Remy, ABT 1799 - Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Jacob Remmy

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Note for: Johann Corzilius, 29 NOV 1745 - Index

Event:
     Type:   A.k.a.
     Place:   Johann Corcilius