_Whole No._ Philip Swartwout's, Esquire, which, after the death of himself and two oldest sons by the enemy, consisting of his step-mother, his widow, three sons, a son's wife and daughter, two slaves and an insane man 10 Capt. Abraham Cuddeback's, which consisted of himself and wife, four sons, two daughters, a nephew and brother, and three slaves 13 Harmanus Van Inwegen's, Esq., consisted of himself and wife, seven sons, two daughters, a brother and five slaves 17 Benjamin Cuddeback's were himself and wife, four sons, two daughters, a brother and two slaves 11 Jacob D. Gumaer's was himself and wife, two sons, five daughters and two slaves 11 Peter Gumaer's, himself and wife, two sons and one slave 5 Ezekiel Gumaer's, his father, himself and wife, a son and one other boy and one slave 6 Thomas White and wife 2 Mathew Terwilliger's, himself, wife, six sons and three daughters 11 John Wallace's, himself, wife, one son and one daughter 4 Average number of soldiers during nine months in each year, about 8 ____ 12 23 63 ____ Amount 98 Benjamin Depuy, Esq.'s, family were in this fort about one year. It consisted of himself, wife, three sons, three daughters and seven slaves 15 Whole number that year 113 At Fort De Witt were the following families: Capt. Jacob E. De Witt's, which were himself, wife, three sons, six daughters and four slaves 15 Moses Depuy's, himself, wife, two sons and two slaves 6 ____ Whole number 21