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©fl;trrn=3^of|Ui5ion " There are now living, and there have been in the past, many of the female descendants of ' good Old John Ogden ' who have inherited in a marked degree his sturdy virtues. Conspicuous among these was Sarah Piatt [171] Haines, who in Thomas C. Doremus found a worthy husband, happy to cooperate with her in her good works. To those who knew Mrs. Doremus only in later life it seemed almost incredible that a fragile woman, suffering from delicate health and the infirmities of age, could not only conceive, but personally execute, works of charity of a magnitude to tax even the powers of a strong man ; but the Master whose work she was on gave her the strength to accomplish her labors for the benefit of suffering mankind. One of the founders and President of the Mission at Grand Ligne in Canada ; one of the founders and Vice-President of ' The Nur- sery and Child's Hospital' (one of the most benevolent and useful institu- one of the founders and President of the Board of Lady Supervisors of the New York State Woman's Hospital tions in the city of New York) ; President of the ' Woman's Missionary Society ;' First Directress of the ' Women's Prison Association and Home for Discharged Convicts ;' a Manager of the 'New York House and School of Industry'—in these and other fields of labor she spent a life made beautiful by charity. Of her warm and generous heart, of her private virtues, this is not the place to speak ; they are enshrined in the hearts of her children, and of hundreds who have cause to bless her memory. " A beautiful mural tablet has been erected to her in the South Reformed Church, Fifth Avenue, New York, which is the only tablet which has ever been erected to a lady by any church of this denomination. It reads : " ' Well '"In Memory of Sarah Piatt, wife of Thomas C. Doremus, who peacefully " fell asleep in Jesus " January 2gth, 1877 Aged 74 " 'She united with this church September nth, 1823 reported of for good works, she hath brought up chil- dren, she hath lodged strangers, she hath washed the saints' feet, she hath relieved the afflicted, she hath diligently followed every good work— i. Tim., 5 : 10. " ' 250 ;
181 182-83 184-85 186 187 189 190 191 192-93 194-96 197-99 200 201 202 203 ©fltren=3Jo?infiioti The third child of Elias and Mary (Ogden) Haines was : (3.) Sidney Phcenix ;'^ who married Diadumenia Austin of Warwick, N. Y.; and had issue: i. Elias ;^ d. s. p.; 2. Caroli?ie;^ who married George Schroter of St. Louis, Mo.; 3. Daniel,'^ d. s. p.; 4. Sidney^ d. s. p.; 5. Annie ; ^ who married Christie of Missouri. The fourth child of Elias and Mary (Ogden) Haines was : (4.) Mary Ogden;'' who married Henry Thompson Darrah of New Jersey ; and had issue : Elizabeth ; ^ who married General Louis B. Parsons of St. Louis, Mo. (5.) Robert Ogden^ d. s. p. (6.) Elizabeth Ogden;'' who married John M^Auley Nixon of New York ; and had issue : i. Sarah Doremus ; ^ who married Clarke Hamilton of Kingston, Canada; 2. Rev. George,^ A. B.; 3. John M' Atiley ;^ 4. Eugene,^ d. s. p.; 5. Maria,^ d. s. p.; 6. Elizabeth;^ who married John M'^Auley of Canada ; 10. Maria.^ was 7. Kirby^ d. s. p.; 8. Henry Haines ; ^ 9. Herbert ; ^ The seventh and youngest child of Elias and Mary (Ogden) Haines (7.) Henrietta Broome,'' d. s. p. " For many years the head of a celebrated Young Ladies' School in the city of New York, where great success attended her efforts as an instructress, and where she was held in the utmost veneration and esteem by her pupils, gathered from all sections of the country." We now resume the enumeration of the children of Robert (151) and Sarah (Piatt) Ogden : 4. Jeremiah'^ (b. 1779, d. 1785). 5. Sarah Platt^ (b. 1781, d. 1835) ; who married Cornelius Du Bois of New York, of " a Huguenot family settled in Ulster Co., N. Y., during 7*^^ the close of the 1 century ;" and had : 251
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The third child <strong>of</strong> Elias <strong>and</strong> Mary (Ogden) Haines was :<br />
(3.) Sidney Phcenix ;'^ who married Diadumenia Austin <strong>of</strong> Warwick,<br />
N. Y.; <strong>and</strong> had issue: i. Elias ;^ d. s. p.; 2. Caroli?ie;^ who married<br />
George Schroter <strong>of</strong> St. Louis, Mo.; 3. Daniel,'^ d. s. p.; 4. Sidney^ d. s. p.;<br />
5. Annie ; ^ who married Christie <strong>of</strong> Missouri.<br />
The fourth child <strong>of</strong> Elias <strong>and</strong> Mary (Ogden) Haines was :<br />
(4.) Mary Ogden;'' who married Henry Thompson Darrah <strong>of</strong> New<br />
Jersey ; <strong>and</strong> had issue : Elizabeth ; ^ who married General Louis B. Parsons<br />
<strong>of</strong> St. Louis, Mo.<br />
(5.) Robert Ogden^ d. s. p.<br />
(6.) Elizabeth Ogden;'' who married John M^Auley Nixon <strong>of</strong> New<br />
York ; <strong>and</strong> had issue : i. Sarah Doremus ; ^ who married Clarke Hamilton<br />
<strong>of</strong> Kingston, Canada; 2. Rev. George,^ A. B.; 3. John M' Atiley ;^<br />
4. Eugene,^ d. s. p.; 5. Maria,^ d. s. p.; 6. Elizabeth;^ who married John<br />
M'^Auley <strong>of</strong> Canada ;<br />
10. Maria.^<br />
was<br />
7. Kirby^ d. s. p.; 8. Henry Haines ; ^ 9. Herbert ; ^<br />
The seventh <strong>and</strong> youngest child <strong>of</strong> Elias <strong>and</strong> Mary (Ogden) Haines<br />
(7.) Henrietta Broome,'' d. s. p.<br />
" For many years the head <strong>of</strong> a celebrated Young Ladies' School in the<br />
city <strong>of</strong> New York, where great success attended her efforts as an instructress,<br />
<strong>and</strong> where she was held in the utmost veneration <strong>and</strong> esteem by her pupils,<br />
gathered from all sections <strong>of</strong> the country."<br />
We now resume the enumeration <strong>of</strong> the children <strong>of</strong> Robert (151) <strong>and</strong><br />
Sarah (Piatt) Ogden :<br />
4. Jeremiah'^ (b. 1779, d. 1785).<br />
5. Sarah Platt^ (b. 1781, d. 1835) ;<br />
who<br />
married Cornelius Du Bois<br />
<strong>of</strong> New York, <strong>of</strong> " a Huguenot family settled in Ulster Co., N. Y., during<br />
7*^^<br />
the close <strong>of</strong> the 1 century ;" <strong>and</strong> had :<br />
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