Isabel Bishop
Abt 1724 - 1815 (91 years)-
Name Isabel Bishop Born Abt 1724 Philips Manor, Westchester County, New York 
Gender Female Died 1815 Yonkers, New York Person ID I0877 Multer Last Modified 16 Mar 2006
Father Joshua Bishop, b. Abt 1700, Philips Manor/ Yonkers, Westchester County, New York Family ID F0124 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Samuel Lawrence, d. Bef 1775 Children 1. Living Family ID F0123 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Isabel Bishop's father, Joshua Bishop left a will dated August 23, 1775; probated July 28, 1783, Manor of Philipsburgh, Westchester County, New York, in which he named his wife, Mary; grandson, Ezekiel Bishop; his wife's grandson, Evert Braun; grandson, Samuel Lawrence, son of his daughter, Isabel Bishop by her first marriage. Grandchildren named were Margaret, James, Elijah, Nathaniel, Thomas, Elizabeth and Matthias Valentine, children of his daughter, Isabel Valentine, deceased wife of Thomas Valentine. ". . . to grandson, Samuel Lawrence, son of his daughter, Isabel by her first marriage, with the consent of my landlord, Col. Philipse, to have and enjoy the farm I now live on . . . also a piece of salt meadow which I hold under Col. Philipse, lying at Tappan. . . " Executors were Thomas Volentine, son-in-law, and grandson, Samuel Lawrence. Witnesses were Cornelius McCarty, Henry Taylor and Henry Preshe.
- Isabel Bishop's father, Joshua Bishop left a will dated August 23, 1775; probated July 28, 1783, Manor of Philipsburgh, Westchester County, New York, in which he named his wife, Mary; grandson, Ezekiel Bishop; his wife's grandson, Evert Braun; grandson, Samuel Lawrence, son of his daughter, Isabel Bishop by her first marriage. Grandchildren named were Margaret, James, Elijah, Nathaniel, Thomas, Elizabeth and Matthias Valentine, children of his daughter, Isabel Valentine, deceased wife of Thomas Valentine. ". . . to grandson, Samuel Lawrence, son of his daughter, Isabel by her first marriage, with the consent of my landlord, Col. Philipse, to have and enjoy the farm I now live on . . . also a piece of salt meadow which I hold under Col. Philipse, lying at Tappan. . . " Executors were Thomas Volentine, son-in-law, and grandson, Samuel Lawrence. Witnesses were Cornelius McCarty, Henry Taylor and Henry Preshe.