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Mistress Van Kleeck is Major Henry's sister, Cornelia Livingston.
Cornelia Livingston (29 Sep 1750 - 14 Feb 1810, NYC at home of Rev John Henry)
In her will, dated Jan 24, 1801 and proved Apr 10, 1810, Cornelia Van Kleeck, widow of Myndert,
left her real estate to her brother Beekman Livingston, other property to her sisters
Susan Duyckinck, Alida Woolsey, and Helen Platt, and to the five daughters of her deceased sister
Joanna Schenck. "Providence having blessed my brothers Gilbert, John, Henry, and Robert Livingston
with ample estates, I have for that reason omitted them, but as a pledge of my affection, my
executors are to give each of them 10 pounds for a piece of plate." The executors were Smith Thompson, George Taylor and Henry W. Livingston (Lib. CL 448-Pok.) There is no mention of any children as an only son died in childhood.
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