Mary Ann DeGraw Continued

[Scratch And Patch]

   This just may be a " LONG SHOT ", but I have my reasons for making this post!!!!!!!!!!

   Daniel Giraud b. 1664 Poitiers, Vienne, Poitou - Charentes, FRANCE - d. 10 Aug 1757 New 
 Rochelle, Westchester, N.Y. Married to Jeanne Lamerraine b. 1667 Poitiers, Vienne, Poitou -
 Charentes, France - d. 1753 New Rochelle, Westchester, N.Y.

   Their son Benjamin Giraud Gerow b. 1707 New Rochelle, Westchester, N.Y. - d. 1797 Tappan,
 N.Y. Married to AnntJe Anna Kayper b. 29 Jun 1698 Ahasimus ( Jersey City ) Bergen, East
 Jersey. They married 29 Jan 1726 New Rochelle, N.Y.

   Their son Daniel Gerow b. 15 Nov 1730 N.Y. - d. 1790 Dutchness N.Y. Married to Elizabeth
 ( Maria Elisabetha ) House ( Haus ) b. 22 Mar 1731 N.Y. - d. 1776. They married 10 Oct 1751
 N.Y.

   Their daughter Annatjie Gerow b. 15 Mar 1755. Married William DeGrauw b. 1751. They married
 1776 Tappan, N.Y.

   Their son Daniel DeGrauw ( DeGraw ) b. 1789 - d. 2 Aug 1877. Married to Maria ( Mary )
 Watson b. 1788 - d. 1868. Married 12 Dec 1809 New Jersey.

   Their children were - 1. Hannah ( Annetje ) b. 10 May 1811 - d. 18 Feb 1834, Hannah was
 married. 2. Peter b. 1814, 3. * Elizabeth b. 1822, 4. Margaret b. 1825, 5. * Ann b. 1826,
 6. * Mary b. 1828.

   " My Points Are " - I have made a " FRENCH CONNECTION With This Family!!!!!!! " The birth -
 dates for Elizabeth, Ann & Mary, are the same from what I have already found out!!!!!!!!!.

   The problem is though where were these children born?

   Jeff   

[cosmac]

I think it was pointed out to you on a previous post that you should be addiing to your original thread about Mary Ann rather than starting a new topic for each thought or find you have.  No one can really follow your lines of investigation easily if you keep starting new topics.  Do you know how to find your previous threads?  If not go to the top of the page and click on the search button and on the screen that opens up enter your username and DeGraw in the search box - that will pull up all your posts on Mary Ann.  You can then copy and paste the links to those threads into this one or go back to your original query and reopen that one and add all your other finds and thoughts to that original post.  That way people know what you are talking about.  At the moment this post has started at point K and has missed out points A-J which makes it confusing to follow.

Also remember that in census records the Origin of a person (French, Scottish, Irish, etc) always comes from the father's origins and never the mother's.