DescriptionRem Cashow (1768-1816) biography in A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente.png	English: Rem Cashow biography in A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente
Date	1902
Source	A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente
Author	Henry Augustus Stoutenburgh  (1842–1919)     Description American writer Date of birth/death 27 January 1842  13 February 1919  Location of birth/death East Norwich Sea Cliff Authority file : Q44078449 VIAF: 31741270 ISNI: 0000000048768239 LCCN: no2006005017 Open Library: OL6803930A WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q44078449
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Rem Cashow, son of Frederick Cashow and Maragriete Hardenburg, born February 19, 1768; baptized March 27, 1768, in Wolver Hollow; died September 27, 1816; married (1^st) Hendericke (called Hanke) Hegeman, daughter of Adriaen Hegeman and Egbertie Van Nostrand, born April 11, 1772; baptized May 7, 1772, in Wolver Hollow; married (2^nd) Maratye Bennet, daughter of Nicholas Bennett and Mary Duryea, born September 25, 1774; baptized October 11, 1774, in Wolver Hollow; died July 23, 1830.

Issue (by first wife)

• Maragrieta Cashow, baptized October 5, 1788; married Thomas Wood.
  
• Maria Cashow, married Benjamin Wilson.
  
• Peter Cashow, married Ann Bailey; married Elizabeth Garry.
  

Issue (by second wife)

• Nicholas Cashow, baptized April 7, 1799; died July 1, 1853.
  
• Hendrick Cashow, married Henrietta Topping.
  
• Abraham Cashow, baptized February 13, 1814; died on his way to California.
  
• Jane Cashow, married James Voorhis Duryea.
  
• Febe Onderdonk Cashow, married George Bogart.
  

• 1.0 Frederick Cashow (c1725-?) and Maragriete Hardenburg

• 1.1 Rem Cashow (1768-1816) who married Hendrickje Hegeman (1772-1797) and after her death married Marritje Bennett (1774-1830)

• 1.1.6 Abraham Cashow (1814-1854) aka Abraham Kershaw, who married Sarah Oldrin (1816-1894). Abraham died aboard a ship on the way to San Francisco in the waning years of the California Gold Rush (1848-1855).
• 1.1.7 Jane Cashow (1807-1879) who married James Voorhis Duryea (1804-1889)
• 1.1.8 Febe Onderdonk Cashow (1805-1867) who married George Bogart (1803-1834)

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