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#fl5fen=3JoJinson 486 Ogden was: 6. Ger'-trude Gotwerneur ;^ who married Joshua Waddington. In a letter from Theodosia daughter of Aaron Burr, to her father, this lady is thus beautifully described : " ' Since we parted, however, I have made a charming acquaintance (that is not English). She is possessed of that unsuspicious candour, that softness and playful- ness of disposition, which you so much admire. Modest, without too much diffidence of herself ; possessing a good understanding, which she depends upon without vanity ; wealthy, she is fond of splendour ; and with fine spirits she likes gayety. Yet neither occupies her much, because it is through her heart only that she can be really interested ; and perhaps from this singular union of delicacy, sensibility, vivacity and good sense, she lives in the world without becoming a part of it; and at thirty every variation of her feelings displays itself in her changes of colour and countenance. Thus far this character of her is just. No doubt she has faults, but our intimacy is not great enough to render them conspicuous ; and I never take the trouble to seek what it would give me no pleasure to find. She is all attention to me. I passed several days at her country-house (that formerly owned by Daniel Ludlow), and am invited to visit her in town during the winter. . . . My friend's name is Waddington, wife of Joshua Waddington, merchant, and daughter of Abraham Ogden of New Jersey. Her mother Mrs. Ogden is fond of me. She said you and my mother were quite intimate at her house. You wrote a long letter once on the birth of one of her sons, calling him Prince. Does this bring her to your recollec- .'' tion She amuses me with many anecdotes of you.' " " The seventh child of Abraham (436) and Sarah Frances (Ludlow) 487 Ogden was: 7. Gonvcrneur ;^ who married Charlotte Seton ; and had: 488 {i.) Hai^riet S.;'^ who married: first, her cousin William Ogden; and, 489 secondly, Richard Harison ; (2.) Mary S.; '^ who married G. W. Usborne ; 490-92 (3.) Barbara C. S.;'^ (4.) Charlotte S.;'^ (5.) Gouverneur ;'^ (6.) Rebecca 493-94 E.;'^ who married Abijah Bigelow ; (7.) Gertrjide G. W.,-'' who married 495-96 John Gordon; (8.) Catharhie F.;'^ (9.) George Parish p who married ^"^ The Private Journal of Aaron Burr. . . . with Selections from his Correspondence. Ed. by- Matthew L. Davis. . . . New Yorlt, 1858, i. 75-76. 280
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486 Ogden was: 6. Ger'-trude Gotwerneur ;^ who married Joshua Waddington.<br />
In a letter from Theodosia daughter <strong>of</strong> Aaron Burr, to her father, this lady<br />
is thus beautifully described :<br />
" ' Since we parted, however, I have made a charming acquaintance (that is not<br />
English). She is possessed <strong>of</strong> that unsuspicious c<strong>and</strong>our, that s<strong>of</strong>tness <strong>and</strong> playful-<br />
ness <strong>of</strong> disposition, which you so much admire. Modest, without too much diffidence<br />
<strong>of</strong> herself ; possessing a good underst<strong>and</strong>ing, which she depends upon without<br />
vanity ; wealthy, she is fond <strong>of</strong> splendour ;<br />
<strong>and</strong><br />
with fine spirits she likes gayety.<br />
Yet neither occupies her much, because it is through her heart only that she can be<br />
really interested ; <strong>and</strong> perhaps from this singular union <strong>of</strong> delicacy, sensibility,<br />
vivacity <strong>and</strong> good sense, she lives in the world without becoming a part <strong>of</strong> it; <strong>and</strong> at<br />
thirty every variation <strong>of</strong> her feelings displays itself in her changes <strong>of</strong> colour <strong>and</strong><br />
countenance. Thus far this character <strong>of</strong> her is just. No doubt she has faults, but<br />
our intimacy is not great enough to render them conspicuous ; <strong>and</strong><br />
I never take the<br />
trouble to seek what it would give me no pleasure to find. She is all attention to me.<br />
I passed several days at her country-house (that formerly owned by Daniel Ludlow),<br />
<strong>and</strong> am invited to visit her in town during the winter. . . . My friend's name is<br />
Waddington, wife <strong>of</strong> Joshua Waddington, merchant, <strong>and</strong> daughter <strong>of</strong> Abraham<br />
Ogden <strong>of</strong> New Jersey. Her mother Mrs. Ogden is fond <strong>of</strong> me. She said you <strong>and</strong><br />
my mother were quite intimate at her house. You wrote a long letter once on the<br />
birth <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> her sons, calling him Prince. Does this bring her to your recollec-<br />
.'' tion She amuses me with many anecdotes <strong>of</strong> you.' " "<br />
The seventh child <strong>of</strong> Abraham (436) <strong>and</strong> Sarah Frances (Ludlow)<br />
487 Ogden was: 7. Gonvcrneur ;^ who married Charlotte Seton ; <strong>and</strong> had:<br />
488 {i.) Hai^riet S.;'^ who married: first, her cousin William Ogden; <strong>and</strong>,<br />
489 secondly, Richard Harison ; (2.) Mary S.; '^ who<br />
married G. W. Usborne ;<br />
490-92 (3.) Barbara C. S.;'^ (4.) Charlotte S.;'^ (5.) Gouverneur ;'^ (6.) Rebecca<br />
493-94 E.;'^ who married Abijah Bigelow ;<br />
(7.) Gertrjide G. W.,-'' who married<br />
495-96 John Gordon; (8.) Catharhie F.;'^ (9.) George Parish p who married<br />
^"^ The Private Journal <strong>of</strong> Aaron Burr. . . . with Selections from his Correspondence. Ed. by-<br />
Matthew L. Davis. . . . New<br />
Yorlt, 1858, i. 75-76.<br />
280