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Cornelius M. WILTSEA & Ruth SMITH

Husband: Cornelius M. WILTSEA

   Born: 03 Apr 1691 in Flatbush, Long Island, Brooklyn, New York
Married: 1713 in Herricks, Long Island, New York
   Died: 15 Dec 1755 in Rombout, Dutchess, New York
 Father: Martin Hendrikson WILTSEA
 Mother: Marytje VAN WYCK
Spouses:

   Wife: Ruth SMITH

   Born: 03 Feb 1688/89 in Long Island City, Queens, New York
   Died:
 Father: Jonathon Rock SMITH, Lieut.
 Mother: Grace MOTT
Spouses:

Children

01  (M): Martin WILTSEA
   Born: 22 May 1715 in Success Pond, Long Island, Queens, New York
   Died: Dec 1755 in Fishkill, Dutchess, New York
Spouses: Maritje DELONG

02  (M): Jeremiah WILTSIE
   Born: 04 Oct 1718 in Rombout Precinct, Dutchess, New York
   Died: after 1785 in Augusta Township, Leeds, Ontario
Spouses: Mary CORNELL; Mary SMITH

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