Groesbeck - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

myrtle groesbeck

pinkorchids1985 — 2009-10-11 04:17:12Z

anyone have a Myrtle Groesbeck born in Lapeer, MI in the early 1900's whom at one time was married to a Ralph Templeton.

Frank B. and Ruth Loupe Groesbeck

fergietroid — 2009-09-30 13:59:36Z

Looking for information on Frank B. Groesbeck, born 1880-1882 in Colorado, married Ruth Loupe and lived in Cincinnati, Ohio. Had at least two children, Frank and John Bennett Groesbeck. John Bennett Groesbeck born about 1928 or so in Ohio.

John Bennett Groesbeck

fergietroid — 2009-07-19 14:04:33Z

Looking for the children of John Bennett Groesbeck's first marriage. Children and ex-wife lived in California in the 1960's. His divorce was prior to 1956, when he was married to Barbara Teverbaugh in Dayton, Ohio. They lived in California after 1956, before moving to Washington State and changing his surname to SODDER. His grandfather's name was Nicholas Groesbeck. Son from his second marriage is looking for half-siblings.

interested wth me?

pliniment — 2009-04-29 23:36:18Z

im Ma.glecy Groesbeck im living here in p.i at olongapo city im just looking for anybody whos interesting to find me? im already 21yrs.old i had also sister and bro. nameted us; David Groesbeck,,Nicolai Groesbeck,,,Isnardo Goresbeck,,Eva Rose Groesbeck,,,pls.help us this is my no.09082505692 im hoping to all Groesbeck that will be find us..'''..

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck & Sarah van Woert

pliniment — 2009-02-28 22:36:07Z

im glad to say that im so happy to found my our same "groesbeck" im Ma. glecy Groesbeck live here in olongapo city wth my family im just trying to search were we belong,,,hope u will be visit me here in phillphines ,,,,

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck & Sarah van Woert

cwde_1 — 2009-02-12 03:51:56Z

my name is clark groesbeck interesred in history on are family

Re: Orville D Groesbeck

KennethReyes — 2008-07-20 09:56:15Z

Frank Groesbeck might have been born after 1903. During Orville Groesbeck's military service in the Philippines as a US Army officer, he married a filipina by the name of anastacia. They had 2 children. A daughter by the name of Saturnina Groesbeck born 1906 and a son (forgot his name). Saturnina is my grandmother. She married a filipino lawyer by the name of Pio Reyes. They had 6 children namely Federico (looks like Orville D. Groesbeck), Isnardo, Lino, Herman, Milburgo, and Iraida. Each one of them had tons of children except my father who is Milburgo. He only had me. When I was small, my dad used to tell me that Greatgrandfather Orville was abandoned by his filipina wife anastacia when she took off with the 2 children and hid from Orville. Orville went all over the Philippines searching for his 2 children but could not find them so he eventually went back to the US. Dad also said that military records showed that Orvilled remarried to an american lady named Rose and settled in San Antonio, Texas. I think my uncle Federico researched the military records. Orville has many great grand children from the Filipino family living in California.

Re: Rose Pitts Groesbeck

KennethReyes — 2008-07-20 09:32:14Z

pamela
if orville d groesbeck is also my great grandfather. if you are his great grand daughter, that makes us distant cousins. i have some pictures of him during his military service in the philippines.

ELDA M GROESBECK

earlesgirl — 2008-02-09 21:09:20Z

Researching an Elda M Goresbeck born about 1886 Michigan.
I have her married to Charles McVicar, about 1909. I found them in the 1910 and 1920 US census for Michigan.
If you have any information to share, please contact me.
Thanx
Nannette

Groesbecks in Texas in mid 1800s

SueDixey — 2008-01-20 12:35:54Z

I am looking for people who are connected to the Groesbeck family that was from New York.

They names I know about are John, Abraham and a man with initials A E, (from census records). John many have settled in the St. Augestine area and run a business of some sort. I have reason to believe he eventually sold that business to Abraham Groesbeck. I think John eventually died, maybe around 1856. The Groesbecks were in business with William Marsh Rice and his brother was Frederick A Rice. The Rices were fixtures in forming the Houston land and RRs. I think Abraham Groesbeck was from Houston also or perhaps Galveston.

I received a copy of a Texas supreme court case and John and Abrahams names are mentioned among the papers.

Perhaps someone here can straighten me out with regards to their connections.

David Groesbeck (1817-1893) Libel Suit Against Mortimer J. Smith

bixology1931 — 2007-09-05 03:01:45Z

The nice people at the Harvard University Library Virtual Collection have put on-line both editions of a rare book concerning the marriage troubles of David Groesbeck (1817-1893), stock broker to Daniel Drew. The book documents Mortimer J. Smith's trial for libel. Smith published accusations that Emma Williams had "suffered and permitted improper attentions and liberties to be paid to her by one David Groesbeck, of the city of New York, broker, and by encouraging those attentions and liberties, alienated the affections of said Groesbeck from his wife, from who he now lives separate and apart."

The book is part of a virtual collection of trial narratives entitled, "Studies in Scarlet: Marriage & Sexuality in the U.S. and U.K., 1815-1914." The index page for both editions of the book can be found at:

http://vc.hul.harvard.edu:11080/vc/deliver/executeQuery?_col....

The book has a good deal of genealogical information in it. Groesbeck went on to married Emma Williams, and have seven children by her: Blanche, Ernest, Joseph, Claude, Harry Appleton, Herbert, and Duncan.

Re: DOWE bp 1805

GloriaWaldronHukle — 2007-06-22 17:32:30Z

Hello,
I have many various ancestors from Schaghticoke, New York
One of my ancestors was Rebecca VanderHeyden b. 1695 who married Anthony Bradt (Bratt) A son, Daniel married Alida (!Quackenbos) Bradt I am trying to make a connection to the Knickerbocker family.
Email me if you wish at tennake2@aol.com
I also have several grave photos.

Re: Groesbeck

Kvickr — 2007-02-14 01:01:53Z

I am interested in contacting anyone researching Julia Groesbeck who was born around 1907 and married Roy Kelsey in LA.

Julia's father was C.C. Groesbeck and he was the brother (I'm pretty sure) of Alex Groesbeck who was once the gov. of Michigan.

Would like to get in contact with Julia's descendants.

Kathy

DOWE bp 1805

2006-12-05 23:11:51Z

William Nicholas Groesbeck & Alida Viele of Schaghticoke Dutch Reformed Church, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co, NY
bp Tissiook, Washington Co, NY: Nicholas b. 27 Jul 1794; Hugh Viele b. 30 Sep 1796; Garret b. 6 Mar 1799; bp 26 Apr 1801; Gitty (also known as Charity, Geertje, Geesje); and Jacomyn (also known as Jemima) b. 8 Jul 1810.

bp: Schaghticoke Dutch Reformed Church: Peter b. 2 Mar 1801,

bp Mayfield Dutch Reformed Church, Montgomery Co (now Fulton Co), NY: Dowe b. 31 Dec 1805 {note says of Daviess Co, Illinois}

Re: Elizabeth Groesbeck m. Jacob Viele abt 1802 in S.Butler NY

2006-12-05 22:27:24Z

The only Elizabeth I have record of is recorded in the Schaghticoke Dutch Reformed Church Records, Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co, NY:

" 1782 Peter Grusbeck, Elizabeth Jiles; Elizabeth ge Nov 26; Witness: Gillberd Jiles, Margaret Cregier"

Peter W. Groesbeck is s/o Walter Nicolaas Groesbeck & Alida Quackenbush. He married Elizsabeth Giles (Jiles, Yeils) 12 Nov 1781 [Schaghticoke DRC]. I have record of 4 children:
Elizabeth born 26 Nov 1782; W. Walter born 25 Dec 1784; witness: Walter Groesbek and Alida Quakinbos {Schaghticoke DRC]; Gilbert born 20 March 1787; no witness [Schaghticoke DRC]; and Alida born either 2 or 26 July 1789 {bapt recorded as 2 July & birth recorded as 26 July}; no witness [Schaghticoke DRC]

Elizabeth Giles may be the daughter of Gilbert Jiles & Margaret Cregier. Gilbert Jiles & Margaret Creiger bp Gilber b. Mar 1 1779 at Schaghticoke with witness: Stephanus Viel & Sarah Toll. I see no earlier record in this church (I do not have all the records) for Gilbert Jiles & Margaret.

Interestingly I find a JACOB VIELE bp in 1781 recorded in Schaghticoke DRC "1781 Johannes. J. Viele, Cattrina Grusbeek; Jacob ge Aug 23; wit: Jacob Viele, Eva Fort"

Hoping the above gives you some leads.

Barbara, gr-grandau of Annie Groesbeck of Bethlehem, Albany Co, NY

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck

2006-11-30 20:13:20Z

John,
Nicholas left will date 1821 - mentions grandaughter, Charity dau of son William; dau Catherine w/o tunis Vander Waker; children of deceased son, Cornelius; son Gerrit;
wife, Sarah & infant dau, Harriet Maria.

Nicholas Groesbeck & Sarah van Woert

2006-11-30 19:32:11Z

Harriet Groesbeck is only child. This Nicholas was married previously. He dies in 1821 & mentions wife Sara & infant daughter, Harriet along with other children & grandchildren.
Please e-mail for further info - I would be happy to share.

Barbara

Groesbeck / Fonda.org

amfonda — 2006-11-28 14:52:18Z

I have recently put together a new website WWW.FONDA.ORG which is focused on the Fonda surname, and there are a number of spouses or in-laws with the GROESBECK surname. If any of these are of interest, or if you just want to browse, please drop in... any feedback or additional informaton is welcome. There are over 2000 Fonda's included... the largest and most accurate Fonda surname database around. Thanks, Mark Fonda

Abraham N. Groesbeck 9-Dec-1776 15-Apr-1813 b. Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co., New York; d. Northampton, Fulton Co., New York
Catharina Quackenbos Groesbeck 13-Oct-1717 13-Sep b. Albany, Albany, New York
Rebecca Bogaert Groesbeck 19-Apr-1745 b. Albany, NY
Wouter Johannes Groesbeck 1712 b. Albany, NY

Re: Arnold Fred Groesbeck-MI

2006-11-17 01:19:40Z

To Micheal May....in response to your e-mail, I know of no blacker family nor did i post any inquery about the blackers......sorry about this mix-up
jean H

A. H. GROESBECK, IA > NE> IA 1877-1968

2006-03-10 07:52:06Z

From the Nebraska Signal, Geneva, NE, 4 Apr 1968

ARTHUR HUGH GROESBECK, former resident, dies in Iowa

Arhtur Hugh GROESBECK, beloved husbvand of Bernice ELTON GROESBECK, was born in Union County, Ia., October 28, 1877. He passed away at his home January 10, 1968, after a prolonged illness. His age was 90 years, 2 months and 13 days. He was the youngest of four children of Dan Van Ness and Sarah FENNER GROESBECK. Both of his parents, one sister, Louise Norin and two brothers, Herman and Benjamin, preceded him in death.
On June 6, 1917, he was united in marriage in Lincoln, Nebraska, to Bernice Lenore ELTON of Geneva, Neb. They made their home on a farm between Geneva and Ohiowa, Neb. To this union two daughters were born, Vera Louise EVELAND, presently of Omaha, Neb., and Sadie Marie BELFIORE of Hyattsville, Md.
In 1923, Arthur and his wife built a home on land which his father had originally settled on in Union county, between Afton and Lorimor, Ia., Here Arthur and Bernice made their home until he was called to his heavenly home. He and Bernice enjoyed the privilege of celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary June 6 of last year with many of their loved ones.
During his youth Arthur became a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church north of Afton, Iowa, which he had helped build. Later he became a lineman and troubleshooter for Western Union Telegraph Compoany. He helped to string some of the first telegraph wires accross the rivers and prairies of the northrn plain states. He worked for the Port Huron Machinery Company in Lincoln, Neb. From the experience he gained through this work he was able to fashion and build one of the first steam engines to be used in threshing in Nebraska.
He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at Stroud funeral home, Afton, with Rev. Lee Kivett of Macksburg officiating. Burial was in Green Lawn cemetery, Afton.

GROESBECK in CNY

2006-01-21 03:48:27Z

Looking for information on a GROESBECK who may have married a LOUER or LOWER in the Madison County area of CNY in the late 1700's. Any information is appreciated.

Re: Orville

2004-03-21 13:01:41Z

Hi Dorothy. Yes my parents are Jim and Lillian. My dad died in 1974, my mom is 74 now.

Re: Iraqi Freedom Vet

2004-02-11 22:46:10Z

I forgot my grandpa was Carlton W Groesbeck was from Marshall MI died in 1995, But My grandma stil around.

Iraqi Freedom Vet

2003-12-12 03:59:27Z

Yup Groesbeck her back safe and sound In Kalamazoo,Mi with My Dad Rodeny W Groesbeck,Brother Jeff W Groesbeck,AND My Grandma Violet M Groesbeck(Cross)

Holton F Groesbeck

2003-06-24 14:02:07Z

Holton F Groesbeck died Feburary 2 1968
Retiree of Iron Worker for the New York Railroad. Daughter Mrs Russel Allen, Two sons Russel of Canastota, Royce of Syracuse. A Brother Alonzo of Canastota and 6 grandchildren

Julia Groesbeck/Roy Kelsey, LA 1920s

2003-02-15 00:47:33Z

Woud lke to get in touch with anyone researching Julia Groesbeck who married Roy A. Kelsey. Julia graduated from high school in 1926. They lived in LA.

Also C.C. Groesback who I think was Julia's father.

Kathy

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck

2002-07-11 01:42:29Z

Ted, do you know Sarah's maiden name? And, may I write to you directly? I found another piece of infor stated the fact that Sarah and Harriet Marie(age 10) were admitted to a poorhouse in 1830. My Harriet was born in 1820. Fits. Thanks for responding.

Re: Ruth Groesbeck c1758-c1826 Ulster, Dutchess Albany NY

2002-09-29 03:32:16Z

My husbands gr grandfather was Stephen Van Ren, Groesbeck that married Mary Anne Rummerfield could their be any connection?

Groesbeck

MBorchardt2005 — 2002-12-28 16:34:10Z

5. JOSIAH7 BRANTLEY, JR. (JOSIAH C. BRANTLEY6 SR., JOHN5 BRANTLEY, JOHN4 BRANTLY, EDWARD3, PHILIP2, EDWARD1) was born Bet. 1812 - 1814 in KY, and died 1890 in James Canyon, New Mexico. He married (1) ELIZABETH WHITAKER August 26, 1830 in Greene Co., Ill. She died Unknown465. He married (2) MARIAH GROESBECK Bef. 1850 in Bastrop Co., TX. She died Unknown465.

Children of JOSIAH BRANTLEY and ELIZABETH WHITAKER are:
i. MARIA8 BRANTLEY, b. 1831, OHIO; d. Unknown465.
ii. WILLIAM BRANTLEY, b. 1832, ILLINOIS; d. Unknown465.
iii. PERRY BRANTLEY, b. 1833, ILLINOIS; d. Bet. 1861 - 1865, The Civil War.
iv. ELIZA BRANTLEY, b. 1839, Red River County, Texas466,467; d. Unknown467.
v. MARY A. BRANTLEY, b. 1841, Red River County, Texas467; d. Unknown467.
vi. MARK BRANTLEY, b. 1845, Red River County, Texas468,469; d. Bet. 1861 - 1865, In the Civil War.
vii. LOUISA BRANTLEY, b. 1848, Red River County, Texas470,471; d. Unknown471.

Children of JOSIAH BRANTLEY and MARIAH GROESBECK are:
6. viii. HIRAM8 BRANTLEY, b. July 1850, Bastrop Co., TX; d. Unknown.
ix. FREDERICK BRANTLEY, b. 1859, Burnet Co., Texas; d. Unknown471.
x. OSCAR BRANTLEY, b. 1863, Burnet County, Texas471; d. Unknown471.

Would like more information on Mariah parents, grandparents, and siblings.
Please write to myrab@flash.net

grosbeck/brantley

MBorchardt2005 — 2002-12-28 16:34:10Z

My gggfather married Mariah Groesbeck. WOuld like to
share information.

Myra
San Antonio, Texas

respond to myrab@flash.net

Re: Ruth Groesbeck c1758-c1826 Ulster, Dutchess Albany NY

garyhatcher — 2002-09-29 20:18:33Z

There are a couple of very complete genealogies on Rootsweb that contain Stephen Van Rensselaer Groesbeck. He was the GGGG Grandson of the Jacob Claessen Groesbeck. My Groesbeck connection starts with Leah Groesbeck the granddaughter of Jacob Claessen Groesbeck. It was Leah's 1st cousin Elizabeth who married Stephen Van Rensselaer the 3rd Patroon of Rensselaerswyck http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/rensselaerswyck.html

Re: Ruth Groesbeck c1758-c1826 Ulster, Dutchess Albany NY

garyhatcher — 2002-05-17 05:42:00Z

The Groesbecks of Albany NY were Dutch and go back to Nicholas Jacobse Groesbeck b, 1624 Holland d. 1712 Albany, NY. This was a very prominent family. One grand daughter Elizabeth married Stephen VAN RENSSELAER the largest landowner in NY and prehaps the richest. Another grand daughter Catherine married Peter SCHUYLER from one of the other richest families in Colonial New York. If your Ruth is a Groesbeck she is most likely part of this family.

Elizabeth Groesbeck m. Jacob Viele abt 1802 in S.Butler NY

lceanga — 2005-02-17 11:31:27Z

The elusive Elizabeth is my 3rd ggrandmother. I have to assume she was born early to mid 1780s. She and Jacob Viele produced Sarah Jane Viele who was born in S. Butler NY and eventually married Orren Gardner Farrington in Walpole, MA. Orren & Sarah both died in Franklin, NH. Obviously, finding information has been difficult because of all the moving around!! Anywho....any leads on Elizabeth's possible parentage would most appreciated!
Thanks, Leslie

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck/Grousbeck

ted_rice — 2003-09-11 22:14:41Z

Your Nicholas was the grandson of the Nicholas who was married to Sarah. Harriet Maria was his aunt, though she was 25 years younger than he was!
I wondered what war Nicholas was in, as there is a flag on his grave every year. His father William also served, so I guess I thought he was too young, but he would have been 18.

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck

ted_rice — 2003-09-11 22:14:41Z

Nicholas was the same Nicholas who married Gertrude Waldron 17 Oct 1766. Sarah was his second wife. He was about 75 and Sarah 42 when Harriet Maria was born on 20 March 1819. This sounds farfetched, but is documented by his will.
Nicholas drew up his will in 1821 and it was probated in 1826. He lived at the time on the east side of Turnpike Road in the Town of White Creek, Washington County, NY, though he also owned land on the other side in the town of Cambridge.
Sarah and Harriet Maria were admitted to the Washington County Poorhouse 10 March 1830.
I would be interested in what happened to them after that, if you would be willing to share info.

Re: Nicholas Groesbeck

ted_rice — 2003-09-11 22:14:41Z

Sarah Van Woert, according to Barrington Havens published genealogy, though he has her married to the wrong Nicholas, as proved by the will, which he evidently didn't have a copy of.
He also gives Harriet's birthdate as March 1819.
Certainly you may contact me directly. ted_rice@cserv.net.

Groesbeck''s in Texas

sshsgdteh — 2004-08-01 05:04:48Z

Frank Groesbeck might be a decendant of John Groesbeck who came to Texas from New York. I am looking for information on Abram Groesbeck, John's nephew. They came to Houston in the mid 1800's, John later moved to San Antonio.

Orville D Groesbeck

rgroes0633 — 2002-05-22 00:31:39Z

If Orville was born about 1873 in Illinois, we are related. Please write!!

Orville D. Groesbeck

rgroes0633 — 2002-05-22 00:31:39Z

I have record of Orville's parent's marriage, Alvin J Groesbeck to Nettie Owen, in McLean County, Illinois in 1871. My great grandfather, Walter Anthony Groesbeck, Jr., is Alvin's youngest sibling. Alvin was the oldest of five, three boys, two girls. I recently obtained Alvin's death certificate in Montana in 1927. I also have several generations back for both of Alvin's parents. My email is rgroes0633@aol.com. Hope to hear from you soon.
Roy Groesbeck

Orville

rgroes0633 — 2002-05-22 00:31:39Z

I probably have info on Orville's parents, if you have not gotten it before.

Dan Sayre Groesbeck - Parents?

sayrehouse1 — 2004-03-17 20:40:46Z

Dan Sayre Groesbeck, an acomplished artist and painter died in Santa Barbara County, California, 1952. Would like names of his parents and any biographical information.

Thank you!

sayrehouse1 — 2004-03-17 20:40:46Z

It helps. Best regards.
Ralph

Re: Arnold Fred Groesbeck-MI

MichaelMay95 — 2006-11-15 19:37:33Z

A message to Jean Hahn, not about the above but about the Blacker family, posted in Trees by you. My Grandmother was a Blacker, and Charles Blacker you list was her great Uncle. I have chapter and verse of all his family, including other brothers/nephews etc who went to the states. Information freely available to you. Query, who was Mary Blacker who rang you, ? daughter in law of Harrison?

Re: Orville

dorothy_stlouis — 2006-02-09 18:20:07Z

By any chance are your parents Jim and Lillian? If so, I used to live across the highway from your dad. Many years ago....

in re: David Cady Groesbeck

HA_Kippenhan — 2005-01-18 15:58:11Z

I have an individual named David Cady Groesbeck (birth: Aug. 18, 1840 -- death: June 7, 1924) in my family file. He was married twice. His first spouse was Nancy Hall (married on June 23, 1859 in Jo Daviess Co., Ill.). His second spouse was Sarah Burtz (married in 1870 in Fremont Co., Iowa.)

I just found a Jepthia Hall living in Wayne Township, Lafayette Co., Wis. in the 1880 U.S. Census. In the household are his wife Ann, his daughter Nancy, and grandchildren Frank and Anna Groesbeck.

At the time of the 1860 U.S. Census Jepthia lived in Stockton Township, Jo Daviess Co., Ill.

I find it highly probable that David Groesbeck and Nancy Hall divorced (or he left her) and she returned to living with her parents, who had moved across the border to southern Wisconsin by 1870.

Does this ring any bells with other Groesbeck researchers?

Best regards
H.A. Kippenhan, Jr.

Groesbeck's in Illinois

HA_Kippenhan — 2002-05-13 22:39:04Z

Hi Martha:

I have an article (circa 1885) which is an interview
with Dow Groesbeck. Dow lived in Jo Daviess Co.,
Illinois from appx. 1848 until his death in 1897.
He may (or may not) have been the brother of Cornelius
Groesbeck who died in Jo Daviess Co. in Nov., 1846.
Cornelius was my g-g-grandfather. If this is
a 'fit' of any sort, contact me via e-mail.

hak_jr@hotmail.com

Best regards
- Kipp -

Dow Groesbeck

HA_Kippenhan — 2002-05-13 22:39:04Z

Hi:

I have an rather lenghty article about a Dow
Groesbeck (he lived from about 1850 until the
end of his life) in Jo Daviess Co., Illinois.
I believe he was the brother of my g-g-grandfather
(Cornelius Groesbeck). I can't prove that just
yet. I'd be happy to share the details of the
article. Dow's parents were William N. Groesbeck
and Alida Viele.

Best regards

- Kipp -

Dow Groesbeck

HA_Kippenhan — 2002-05-13 22:39:04Z

Hi:

I have a pretty extensive article on Dow
Groesbeck, and I also have his obituary.
He moved to Jo Davies Co., Illinois in
1848 and died in July, 1897. He was 91.

He had two sons, Herman and David K. The
mother of both children was Mary Lock. At
the time of Dow's death one son was living in
Texas and the other in Idaho.

I'd be happy to share details. It's now
pretty certain that Dow was the older brother
of my g-g-grandfather, Cornelius Groesbeck.

Best regards
- Kipp -

David C. Groesbeck

HA_Kippenhan — 2002-05-13 22:39:04Z

Hi Phyllis:

We had exchanged some info. about David C. Groesbeck. He died June 7, 1924 in Idaho.

We had info. that hed been married twice.
His second spouse was Sarah L. Burtz. I found the record of his first marriage (in Jo Daviess Co., Illinois) - to a woman named Nancy Hall. The date of the marriage was 23-JUN-1859.

Best regards
- Kipp -

Ruth Groesbeck c1758-c1826 Ulster, Dutchess Albany NY

Richard_Lander — 2002-09-12 00:53:42Z

I think this is her name. It was listed as Grosethem and for some reason I think it is Groesbeck. She married Peter Petrus Fralick/Frolich and had a son Martin who was baptised in Lutheran Church, Albany New York in 25 Dec 1786. The Frolich were Palatine Germans who came in 1710. Assume she might also be Palatine. They lived around Red Hook, Dutchess Co, Ulster Co. Can't seem to pin them down.. Have nothing on here..