- DNA and history evidence from Nathan Van Wyck shows that the probably grandparents of Jeremiah Mabie (MS#3744) is Jeremias Mabie (MS#403) and Helena Conklin (MS#3261). They had two sons, Jeremias Jr (MS#3941) and Deliverance Mabie (MS# 3942).
Jeremias Mabie Jr (MS#3941) married in 1748, but his oldest known child was born about seven years later, which leaves room for Jeremiah Mabie (MS#3744) to be an earlier son. Jeremias Mabie Jr. had familial connections to the Strangs (via his maternal aunt) and to Westchester County (via his parents and siblings), I think it's conceivable that his children might have married members of the Strang family of Yorktown
Deliverance Mabie (MS# 3942) had two children after his marriage to Catrina Clemens in 1748, a son John, in 1749, and a son Deliverance abt 1751; after that no more is head of his family. Catrina's father's will showed her to be a widow in 1780.
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- In the name of God, Amen, May 15, 1780. I, JOHANNES CLEMENTS, of Beekmans Precinct, Duchess County, being of old age and weak in body. I will that my funeral charges and all my just debts and my son, Tobias Clements, be paid for my board and living. All the rest of my estate I leave to my daughter Cate, late wife of Deliverance Mabey, my son Thomas, my son Tobias, my daughter Rachel, wife of Gideon Hall, my son Peter, and to my three grandchildren, Thomas, Mariche, and Cornelius Clements, children of my son John, deceased. I leave to my two grandchildren, William and Gabriel Strang, the children of my daughter Hannah, deceased, wife of Gabriel Strang, one-seventh of my estate. I make my son Tobias, executor."
Witnesses, Jesse Oakly, William Hall, Daniel Whitehead
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1732 - Yes, date unknown
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