Anna De Garmo Bogardus

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Anna De Garmo was born in October 1684. She was the daughter of Pierre and Caatje Vanderheyden De Garmo. Her father was a French woodsman who married the daughter of a prominent early Albany family.

During the early 1700s, she married Shibboleth Bogardus. By 1726, nine of her children had been christened at the Dutch churches of New York and Albany - where she was a lifelong member and pewholder.

This Bogardus family lived among the rank-and-file residents of Albany's second ward.

Anna De Garmo Bogardus died in May 1747. By that time, all of her surviving children had become adults. Her husband died a few months after her.


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the people of colonial Albany Sources: The life of Anna De Garmo Bogardus is CAP biography number 6162. This sketch is derived chiefly from family and community-based resources.




first posted: 3/15/06; revised 4/12/11