Smith Thompson Van Buren (1817-1876)

Smith Van Buren, of Kinderhook & New York City

He was named for his father's close friend, Smith Thompson, Chief Justice of New York. His first wife was the aunt of the famous author, Henry James, while his second wife was a niece of the equally famous author, Washington Irving, who had lived at Lindenwald while tutor to the children of William P. Van Ness. By his two wives he had seven children (listed).

Parents

Martin Van Buren

8th President of the United States (1837-1841) & Founder of the Democratic Party

1782-1862

Hannah (Hoes) Van Buren

Mrs Hannah (Hoes) Van Buren

1783-1819

Spouses

Ellen (James) Van Buren

Mrs Ellen King (James) Van Buren

1823-1849

Henrietta (Irving) Van Buren

Mrs Henrietta Eckford (Irving) Van Buren

1832-1921

Children

Ellen (Van Buren) Morris

Mrs Ellen James (Van Buren) Morris

1844-1929

Hannah Van Buren

Hannah Van Buren, died in infancy

1846-1846

Edward Singleton Van Buren

Edward Singleton Van Buren; died unmarried

1848-1873

Katherine (Van Buren) Wilson

Mrs Katherine Barber (Van Buren) Miller, afterwards Wilson

1849-1942

Martin Van Buren III

Martin Van Buren III, of New York City

1856-1942

Eliza Eckford Van Buren

Eliza Van Buren, died unmarried

1858-1942

Marion (Van Buren) Emmons

Mrs Marion Irving (Van Buren) Emmons

1861-1928

Associated Houses

Lindenwald

Kinderhook, New York

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