Stephen DeLancey (1663-1741)

"Etienne de Lancy" Member of the Governor's Council of New York

He was from an old, noble Huguenot family who escaped France after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. Anglicizing his name to "Stephen" he sold the family jewels which were his inheritance and with that money embarked on what would be a highly successful career as a merchant at New York.  

Parents

Jacques de Lancy

Jacques de Lancy, of Caen, Normandy, France

d.1685

Marguerite Bertrand

Mme. Marguerite (Bertrand) de Lancy

b.1642

Spouse

Anne (Van Cortlandt) DeLancey

Mrs Anne (Van Cortlandt) DeLancey

1676-1742

Children

James DeLancey

Chief Justice James DeLancey, Lieutenant-Governor of New York

1703-1760

Peter DeLancey

Member of the New York Assembly, of West Farms, Westchester Co., New York

1705-1770

Susannah (DeLancey) Warren

Lady Susannah (DeLancey) Warren

1707-1771

Oliver DeLancey

General Oliver de Lancey, of New York & the British 17th Light Dragoons

1718-1785

Anne (DeLancey) Watts

Mrs Anne (DeLancey) Watts

1723-1775

Associated Houses

Fraunces Tavern

Manhattan, New York City