Adolphus Philipse (1665–1749), son of Frederick Philipse, first Lord of the Manor of PhilipsboroughMap of Philipse Patent (showing the Oblong and Gore)
Adolphus Philipse (1665–1750) was a wealthy landowner of Dutch descent in the Province of New York. In 1697 he purchased a large tract of land along the east bank of the Hudson River stretching all the way to the east to the Connecticut border.
Then known as the "Highland Patent" it became in time referred to as the Philipse Patent. After his death the Patent was inherited by his nephew, Frederick Philipse II, his only heir-at-law, who became the second Lord of the Manor of Philipsborough in Westchester County.[1][2]
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AdolphusPhilipse (1665–1750) was a wealthy landowner of Dutch descent in the Province of New York. In 1697 he purchased a large tract of land along the...
England Philipse had eleven children with his first wife, Margaret: Philip Philipse, AdolphusPhilipse, Annetje Philipse, Adolph Phillipse, Anna Philipse, Rombout...
1697 by AdolphusPhilipse, a wealthy landowner of Dutch descent in the Province of New York, and in time became today's Putnam County. Philipse bought...
lands passed on to younger son AdolphusPhilipse. Upon his uncle's death Frederick II inherited his share of Philipse lands and commercial interests,...
him and was distributed between Adolphus and Philip's son, Frederick Philipse II. By the terms of Frederick Philipse's last will and testament, dated 26...
split between his bachelor brother AdolphusPhilipse and his son Frederick Philipse II, who became the 2nd Lord of Philipse Manor. Upon the death of his uncle...
colony. When Philipse died in 1702, the manor was divided between his son, AdolphusPhilipse, and grandson, Frederick Philipse II. Adolphus received the...
foot of Broad Street over the sewer. According to the testimony of AdolphusPhilipse's slave Cuffee, the Long Bridge Boys controlled the west-side of New...
including the share of family holdings his father had received from AdolphusPhilipse, a bachelor uncle and son of Frederick I, the first Lord of Philipsborough...
including: Philip Philipse (1663-1699), who married Maria Sparks (d. 1698), daughter of Governor Sparks of Barbados. AdolphusPhilipse (1665–1750), who...
Jr. (lieutenant governor of Massachusetts) Philipstown, New York – AdolphusPhilipse (patentee) Phillipsville, California – George Stump Philipps (early...
from the executive council in 1721, along with another Councillor, AdolphusPhilipse, who like Schuyler, was a New Netherlander. Pieter Schuyler was married...
in the northern part of the Town of Kent as late as 1811. In 1697, AdolphusPhilipse, a wealthy New York City merchant and son of the first lord of Philipsburg...
the council from 1692 to 1721; thrice served as acting governor) AdolphusPhilipse (removed in 1721) Abraham de Peyster Cadwallader Colden (appointed...
Colonial era. Residing on the East River, they lived in proximity to AdolphusPhilipse, Frederick and Jacobus Van Cortlandt, Robert Livingston, Abraham de...
still part of the vast holdings of Frederick Philipse. Most were later confiscated due to the Philipse family's support for the Loyalist cause during...
Baron Fisherwick (1903–1975), House of Lords peer. Elder son of George. Adolphus John Spencer Churchill Chichester (1836–1901), High Sheriff of County Londonderry...
Royal Corps of Signals Major-General Alfred Robinson General Sir Frederick Philipse Robinson Major-General Tim Robinson Brigadier Tom Robinson Major General...
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