Deposition of Jane Vander Heyden, supporting claim of Abraham Livingston
Document 1799Certified employment of Livingston and that he did not return to "the domains of his Britanick Majesty".
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[F. M]
[Jane Walton]
[relates to
Livingston
Chard. Compton
Ch 1]
State of New York }
County of Albany } Ss.
Be it Remembered, that on the second — day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred & Ninety Nine Personally Appeared before me John Taylor Esquire Just Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Albany in the State of New York Jane Van Derheysen a person to me well known & Sworn by Jane Van Derheysen a person to me well known & Sworn by Jane Van Derheysen deposeth & Saith that She is Creditt who being duly Sworn deposeth & Saith that she is well Acquainted with Abraham Livingston late a Captain in the Regiment lately Commanded by Colonel James Livingston, in the Army of the United States, and that the said Abraham Livingston, was a resident of the Province of Canada, previous to the American Revolution, and was employed as a Clerk to Messrs Oakes & Ermintingers in the Indian or furr Trade, & Continued in such Employ Untile the said Province was invaded by the American troops in the Year 1775, when he Joined the said Army and Continued in the same as this deponent Verily Believes, Untile the Close of the war, or Untile the Army was Disbanded. That the said Abraham Livingston hath not returned to reside in the Dominions of his Britannick Majesty prior to the 25. th November 1783. —
Sworn this 2 day of February
in the Year 1799 before me
John Taylor
Jane Vander Heyden
Type
Document Signed
Description
Certified employment of Livingston and that he did not return to "the domains of his Britanick Majesty".
Date
02/02/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Albany County
Document number
1799020290101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Jane Vander Heyden
Captain Abraham Livingston
John Taylor
Messrs
Oakes
Ermintinger
Judge for the court of common pleas
Colonel James Livingston
army
clerk
Messrs. Oakes and Ermintinger
Indian
American troops
Notable locations
Albany County
Canada
dominions of his Britannick majesty
Notable items
American Revolution
War for Independence
fur trade
furr trade
deranged

