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Jacob H. Bechtel papers  1858-1862
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Suckley family genealogy

  • Mr. Suckley married Mary, who was living, 1796
    • Elizabeth Suckley, unmarried in 1796.
    • John Suckley, a minor living in Philadelphia in 1796. Married February 18, 1830, Miss Christina Sands.
    • George Suckley (eldest?) born in England, 1765. Partner in Holy, Newbould and Suckley, Sheffield, England. To America, 1790s. Married 1796? Miss H. Lang, daughter of Obadiah and H. Lang, who died 1798?
      • John Lang Suckley, born 1798? Became an M.D. and married Maria L. Died before 1849, when his wife appears to be married to Mr. Price.
        • George Suckley, born New York City, 1830. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York; three years on staff of N.Y. Hospital. Asst. surgeon, U.S. Army, 1853-56; surgeon, U.S. Volunteers, 1862. Author in fields of geology and geography. Married? to Mary. Died July 30, 1869.
        • John Hart Suckley, student in Hoboken, 1849.
        • David Suckley
        • Edward Suckley?
        • Joseph Suckley?
    • George Suckley married second Catherine Rutsen (d. 1826?) of Rhinebeck, New York, daughter of John Rutsen. Children (probably in age order):
      • Rutsen Suckley, b. before 1804, d. after 1872. Unmarried.
      • Mary Suckley, b. before 1808, d. August, 1872. Unmarried.
      • George Suckley, Jr. b. before 1808. No further information.
      • Sarah Suckley, b. before 1808, married between 1827 and 1835 to Edward Livingston. Mental health failing, 1835; institutionalized 1837, 1869-73, and probably in between.
      • Thomas Holy Suckley, b. between 1808 and 1816; living in 1886. Married Kate. Ran a dairy farm, Rhinebeck, New York.
        • Rutsen Suckley, b. July 3, 1853
        • Robert Suckley, schoolboy, 1870
      • Catherine Suckley, b. before 1816. No further information.

Lang Family genealogy:

  • Obadiah Lang married a woman whose first initial was H.
    • William, schoolboy in 1791, London.
    • James
    • Thomas
    • Obadiah
    • H. married George Suckley, 1796? and died 1798?
      • John Lang Suckley
    • Elizabeth
    • Maria
Partial Subject Index
Adirondack Mountains (N.Y.)
  • 3:58
African Americans
  • 1:1,52
  • 2:8a
Alabama
  • 2:62
American Bible Society
  • 2:23,73
André, John, 1751-1780
  • 3:12
Architecture
  • 2:18,19
  • 3:87,89,90
Armstrong, John, 1758-1843
  • 1:29
Asylums
  • 2:75
Auctions
  • 2:13
Baltimore (Md.)--Description and travel
  • 2:62
  • 3:17
Bank of the United States
  • 2:62
Birds
  • 4:6
Black River (Fla.)--Description and travel
  • 2:77
Blindness
  • 1:3
Boyd, James R.
  • 1:50
Boyd, John
  • 1:49,50
Budd, William A.
  • 2:31
California--Description and travel
  • 3:6,24,26,27,37,38
Camp meetings
  • 1:32
Canada--Boundaries--United States
  • 2:78
Catholic Church
  • 2:63
Charity
  • 2:27,45
  • 3:55,82
  • 5:6
Cholera
  • 2:14,45,46
Christmas
  • 3:51,52
Circuit riders
  • 1:4
City missions--New York (State)--New York
  • 3:49,50,79,80
Clothing and dress
  • 1:1
  • 2:74,75
  • 5:5
Coke, Thomas, 1747-1814
  • 1:2
Commerce
  • 2:43
  • 3:78
Cookery
  • 1:13,31
Courts
  • 1:49
Crime
  • 1:2,43,50
  • 3:35
Day, George
  • 2:40
Death
  • 1:15,50
  • 3:69,73
Depressions--1836-1837--United States
  • 3:73
Depressions--1873
  • 3:59,60,62
Dunlap, Alexander, d. 1822?
  • 4:7
Education
  • 2:40
  • 3:5
  • 5:6
Education--Costs
  • 1:59
English
  • 1:23
Epidemics
  • 2:14,45,46,55
Essays
  • 4:6
Europe
  • 2:56
Family arguments
  • 3:7,10
Farm management
  • 2:5,9,47
  • 3:84 See also letters by John Reed.
Farm produce
  • 1:57,61
  • 2:5
  • 3:46,47
Farms
  • 1:58,60
Fashion
  • See Clothing and dress
Florida--Description and travel
  • 2:77
Fuel
  • 5:4
Furniture
  • 5:5
Games
  • 3:83
Garrettson, Freeborn, 1752-1827
  • 1:21-23,25,26,32
Geology
  • 3:10
Grant, John, d. 1827?
  • 4:7
Great Britain--Description and travel
  • 3:12
Gridley, J. S. J.
  • 2:30
Hair--Dyeing and bleaching
  • 3:14
Harvey, Thomas M.
  • 4:8
Holy, Newbould & Cuckley (firm)
  • 1:12,13,27,33,34
Home economics
  • 1:22,29,31,32
Horses
  • 3:9
Hospitals
  • 2:8a
Hotels
  • 5:5
House furnishings
  • 5:5
Hubbard & Crown (firm)
  • 2:25,37
Indians of North America
  • 3:8,28,30,31,33
Industrial relations
  • 1:57
  • 2:8
Insurance
  • 5:10
Jewelry
  • 5:5
Jews
  • 2:79
Landlord and tenant
  • 1:43
  • 2:1,4,11,12
  • 3:2
  • 5:1,7-13
Lawrence & Willard (firm)
  • 1:36-38,41,42,47
Letters of introduction
  • 2:20,31,40,63
  • 3:19
  • 4:5
Lewis, Morgan, 1754-1844
  • 1:24
Lexington (Ky.)--Commerce
  • 2:46
Lexington (Ky.)--Description and travel
  • 2:46
Libraries
  • 2:52
  • 3:76
Life-preservers
  • 3:18,19
Livestock
  • 3:16
Livingston, Edward
  • 2:6,45
Livingston, Sarah Suckley
  • 2:52,55,57
  • 3:41,43
Love letters
  • 1:7,14,22,23
Maine--Boundaries--New Brunswick
  • 2:78
Maine--Description and travel
  • See letters by John Rangeley
Marriage
  • 1:26,53
  • 2:2,50,52
  • 3:28,83
Medicine--Practice
  • 1:23
  • 2:7
  • 3:22,74
  • 4:6
  • 5:6
Mental illness
  • 2:52,55,57,64
  • 3:43
Merchandizing
  • 1:51
Methodist Church
  • 1:4,10,11
  • 2:14,21,29-31,35
  • 3:11,40,45,55,61,63,64,71
Mineralogy
  • 3:10
Mission of Dolores (California)
  • 3:6,24
Missions
  • See also City Missions
  • 2:21
  • 3:63
Missions--New York (State)--New York
  • 3:49,50,79,80
  • 3:49,50,79,80
New Brunswick--Boundaries--Maine
  • 2:78
New Orleans (La.)--Commerce
  • 1:54
New Orleans (La.)--Description and travel
  • 1:54
New York (N.Y.)--Commerce
  • 1:49
  • 2:9
  • 3:35
  • 4:1-4
  • 5:1-13
New York (State)--Description and travel
  • 1:30, 32, 58
Newbould, William, d. 1816
  • 1:35
Newspapers
  • 2:49
  • 5:6
O'Brien, Dr.
  • 2:63
Ocean travel
  • 1:55
  • 2:77
Ohio--Description and travel
  • 1:48
  • 2:25,37
Olympia (Wash.)--Description and travel
  • 3:11
Oregon--Description and travel
  • 3:10,13-15,25,30,31,33
Palatka (Fla.)--Description and travel
  • 2:77
Paris (France)--Description and travel
  • 3:12
Pesticides
  • 1:56
Pets
  • 2:19
Philadelphia (Pa.)--Description and travel
  • 1:1
  • 2:55
Postal service
  • 3:8
Prisons
  • 2:61
Prisons--New York (State)--New York
  • 2:61
Quakers
  • 1:1
Radford & Stone (firm)
  • 5:1
Railroads
  • 2:58
Rangeley, John & Sons (firm)
  • 5:1
Reading
  • 1:18
Real property
  • 2:4,5,9,16,17,20,25,58
Reed, John
  • 1:57
  • 2:1
Reed, Thomas and Co.
  • 4:13
Reformatories
  • 3:16
Religion
  • See also American Bible Society, and Methodist Church
  • 2:51
Religion and science
  • 3:33
Riley, John
  • 3:11
Rogers & Gracie (firm)
  • 1:39,40
Rutsen, John
  • 1:21
Sabbath
  • 1:13
Saint Augustine (Fla.)--Description and travel
  • 2:77
Salt
  • 2:43,59
Saratoga (N.Y.)--Description and travel
  • 1:31,32
Segregation
  • 1:1
Servants
  • 1:1,29
  • 3:16
Sexual ethics
  • 3:15
Shipping
  • 1:19,20,49,50
  • 5:2
Simpson, Matthew, 1811-1884
  • 3:14,21
Slave-trade
  • 1:54
Slavery
  • 1:54, 58
  • 3:17
Speculation
  • 2:4,5,9,16,17,20,25,58
Stock companies
  • 4:13
Suckley, Catherine Rutsen, d. 1826
  • 1:50
Suckley, John
  • 2:33
Suckley, Mary, d. 1872
  • 3:56
Suckley, Thomas Holy
  • 2:9,14
Sunday schools
  • 3:57,61
Tanning
  • 1:8
Taxation
  • 5:11
Teachers
  • 2:61,63
  • 3:20,52,74
Transportation
  • 5:4
United States--Boundaries--Canada
  • 2:78
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
  • 3:39
United States--History--War of 1812
  • 1:26
Vacations
  • 1:21
Vacations--New York (State)--Adirondack Mountains
  • 3:58
Vaccination
  • 2:55
Venezuela
  • 1:49
  • 2:7
Wages
  • 2:15,24,26,32,36,38,39,42,66,69
  • 2:70
  • 3:84
Washington (D.C.)--Description and travel
  • 3:11
Weather
  • 1:14,30,51
  • 2:6,56,62
Wesley, John, 1703-1791
  • 1:2
Whitney, Joel
  • 2:20
Wills
  • 1:12
  • 2:76
  • 3:29
Wine
  • 3:1
Zinzendorf, Nicholaus Ludwig, Graf von, 1700-1760
  • 1:18
Zoning
  • 3:4