EMIGRATION FROM THIS TOWN. Enumeration of families who were in this town during the time of the Revolutionary War, and of those who removed out of it after the war ended, and of those who now, in 1861, remain in it of those descendants of those ancients including marriage connections. First of those of the upper or Peenpack neighborhood, two of whom, DeWitt and Terwilliger, were no descendants of the first four families. The names of the heads of those families were the following, to wit: Capt. Jacob R. DeWitt, Capt. Abraham Cuddeback, Benjamin Depuy, Esq., Benjamin Cuddeback, Abraham Cuddeback, Jacob D. Gumaer, Elias Gumaer, Harmanus Van Inwegen, Esq., Cornelius Van Inwegen, Philip Swartwout, Esq., John Wallace, Peter Gumaer, Matthew Terwilliger, Ezekiel Gumaer, Capt. Abraham Westfall. Of these, their children, grand-children, and great-grand-children who had formed marriage connections, and together with these had become families, the following number have, from time to time, removed from this neighborhood, to wit: No. of family _________________ Name. Of Of Of parents' grand- great- children parents' grand- children parents' children Jacob R. De Witt 8 4 0 Benjamin Depuy 7 2 0 Abraham Cuddeback 3 1 0 Elias Gumaer 7 0 0 Cornelius Van Inwegen 6 3 2 John Wallace 3 0 0 Matthew Terwilliger 4 0 0 Capt. Cuddeback 4 8 5 Benjamin Cuddeback 4 14 0 Jacob D. Gumaer 6 1 2 Harmanus Van Inwegen 3 15 0 Philip Swartwout 3 3 0 Peter Gumaer 3 1 0 Ezekial Gumaer 0 1 0 Abraham Westfall 1 0 0 _____________________ 62 53 9 62 + 53 + 9 = 124.