Talk:Isaac Roosevelt (businessman)

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What is the exact name of Isaac's mother?[edit]

From this article, Isaac's mother - who is also Jacobus' (James') first wife, James' grandmother, FDR's great-grandmother - is stated as Catherine Welles (1762–1829).

I had a research about the name, and some gives the same answer. Though, in FDR's wiki article (here), the external link (FDRLibrary.marist.edu) which is cited gives another answer to the names of Jacobus' three wives as:

Great Grandparents (as related to FDR)
143 Jacobus or James Roosevelt [5th child of 141 & 142] (1760- 1847)
m. 1786
144 Maria Eliza Walton (1759-1810)
m. 1812
145 Catherine Eliza Barclay (1784-1816)
m. 1821
146 Harriet Howland (1784-1856)
Grandparents
147 Isaac Roosevelt [2nd child of 143 & 144] (1790-1863)
m. 1827
148 Mary Rebecca Aspinwall (1809-1886)

According to this, Isaac's mother's name is Maria Eliza Walton (1759-1810). I want to ask if there is any way to know the answer, because her name is just briefly mentioned in articles about her husband Jacobus and son Isaac. Thắng L.Đ.Q. (talk) 09:54, 15 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

The parents of Isaac Roosevelt are listed as James Roosevelt and Maria Walton on Isaac Roosevelt's church baptism records in U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 on Ancestry.com ... Isaac Roosevelt - Hints (ancestry.com)

Gemtwist61 (talk) 18:06, 6 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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