Abraham Keteltas (1732-1798)

Rev. Abraham Keteltas, Member of the New York Provincial Congress

He officiated in three different languages (French, English and Dutch), preaching in Dutch and French churches in New York. He was also elected to the Provincial Congress. His sister, Jane, married James Beekman and lived at Mount Pleasant on Horn's Hook, Manhattan. Although Abraham was a staunch supporter of the American Revolution, he married Sarah Smith, sister of the Loyalist William Smith, Chief Justice of New York and Lower Canada. They had five children (listed above) and towards the end of his life he settled at Jamaica on Long Island.

Parents

Abraham Keteltas

Dutch Huguenot Merchant, settled at New Rochelle, New York

1673-1744

Jeanne (d'Honneur) Keteltas

Mme. Jeanne (d'Honneur) Keteltas

b.c.1700

Spouse

Sarah (Smith) Keteltas

Mrs Sarah (Smith) Keteltas

1732-1815

Children

Sarah (Keteltas) Fish

Mrs Sarah (Keteltas) Fish

1761-1829

Elizabeth (Keteltas) Fleet

Mrs Elizabeth (Keteltas) Fleet

1768-1828

Ann (Keteltas) Hackett

Mrs Ann (Keteltas) Hackett

1771-1846

Philip Doddridge Keteltas

Philip Doddridge Keteltas, of New York

1771-1845

Clarissa Keteltas

Died unmarried at Jamaica on Long Island, New York

1776-1810