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New Netherland New York Genealogy
Contributor: Jack Middaugh
The following is a register of the marriages performed by the Rev. George
G. Brinckerhoff while pastor of the Reformed Church at Conewago. The spellings given above are as they appear in the document. The list of
marriages appears to be records of marriages that are not included in the
list of Conewago marriages published in the Somerset County Historical
Society Quarterly in 1914. The location of the original of the above list at the present time is
unknow but back in 1915 it was in the possesion of a Miss Mary A.
Demerest of New Brunswick, NJ whose family had been loaned the document
by Mr. John M. Brinckerhoff of Moravia, NY who apparently was a
descendant of the Rev. George Brinckerhoff who performed the marriages.
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