Origin: Dutch Amsterdam, Holland

Photo link: Sager Home and Knit Goods (Syracuse NY) SAGER KNITTING GOODS: FOUNDED IN 1885 BY ABRAM HENRY SAGER AND HIS SONS. RUN BY HIS DAUGHTER S. JOSEPHINE SAGER.  FROM NOTES OF MARJORIE KOEHLER- THEY MADE BABY BONNETS, SWEATERS, BOOTIES AND LEGGINGS. RENA GREEN TROMBLEY TOLD MARGE THAT SHE AND ETHEL GREEN BALLARD WOULD GO THERE WHEN THEY WERE LITTLE GIRLS TO CUT RIBBONS TO LENGTH FOR THE BOOTIES AND BONNETS. RENA SAID THAT THEY LIKED GOING THERE AS THEY WERE GIVEN BITS AND PIECES OF RIBBONS. BARBARA MORGAN ROBERTS WRITES THAT IT IS AN EMPTY LOT NOW. SUSAN CARRIGAN REMEMBERS IN THE NEWS THAT IS WAS BURNT BEYOND REPAIR. SITS IN WHAT IS NOW A RUN DOWN NEIGHBORHOOD. HOUSE HAD BEEN BUILT CIRCA 1857 FORMERLY ON JOHNSON ST

Knit goods found in Emma Sager's box, Onondaga Historical Association Research Center, The Sager-Hubbell Collection.

NOTES:  From descendant and fellow researcher/cousin Ian Morgan:  A summary on Cornelius Cornelissz van Voorhout (ABT 1621-1669), son of Cornelius Segerse Egmont van Voorhout (ABT 1599-November 1683) and Bregje Jacobsen
(1598-ABT April 1667)Cornelis Cornelisz van Voorhout sailed to the new world with his parents and siblings aboard the "Het Wapen van Rensselaerswyck" in 1643. He appears to have been a bit of a troublemaker. In January of 1651
Cornelis was summoned to appear before court to answer charges of assualt and battery. This Cornelis
Cornelisz is probably the same person as "jonge Cornelis seegersen" and "jonge kees" mentioned in various accounts in 1656 and 1657 Between January 31, 1652 to January 31, 1658 he was paying an annual rent of f100, apparently for six
morgens of land in Greenbush formerly occupied by Christoffel Davids. In 1661 he received an Indian Deed for land extending from the Vlamans Kil south of his houses towards the palisades of the farm occupied by Ellert Gerritsz, including one half of Bevers Island. Some time after this it is likely that he removed to New York, as the marriage of his two sons, Seger and Jacob, are found among the records of the New York Dutch Church. These marriages occurred in 1678 and
1686 respectively, and the names as given are Jacob Corn. Van Egmont and Seger Corn. Van Egmont. There is
no further indication that either the name of Van Voorhout or Van Egmont was carried down to later generations in this branch of the family. 
Sources:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~edgmon/efambio54.htm
(see notes for father)
Settlers of Rensselaerswyck, 1630-1658 In A. J. F. Van
Laer, Van Rensselaer Bowier Manuscripts, Being the
Letters of Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, 1630-1643, and
Other Documents Relating to the Colony of
Rensselaerswyck, Albany, University of the State of
New York, 1908, p 805-846, New York State Library
Bulletin, History, Number 7.


Cornelius Seger Van Voorhoudt, the first settler, came to Berwick, now Albany, in 1642 and succeeded Vander Dunk on the farm called Welyesburg on Castle Islands. The records of Albany show the descendants of Cornelius Seger to have filled places of trust in the city gov't as well as the military service of the country during the Revolutionary and Indian wars.They were among the earliest settlers of Albany, NY.   The Sagers were a prominent family in Syracuse, NY. Several are mentioned in the 1924 Onondaga Encyclopedia of Biography published by the Onondaga Historical Association.

Biography- from a posting on Onondaga County, NY biographies by Kathy Crowell from 1998 of an original biography published in 1896 Onondagas Centennial:   "The ancestral home of the Sager family of Syracuse was Amsterdam, Holland.  The American ancestors of George J. and A. Park sager came over in the ships of Patrone Killen Van Rensselaer, and were among the earliest settlers of Albany Co., NY. They are of the stock of sturdy Dutch traders, employed by the West India Company, who settled New Amsterdam and later in the beginning of the 17th century, worked their way up the Hudson to the head of tide water at Albany for the purpose of adventures and commerce with the Indians.  The family names appear in the annals of Albany as early as 1642. The struggles of the people at this period with the French and Indians present an interesting history and produced conditions which tended to develop the Dutch character along natural lines and made a fearless, sturdy, honest and industrious people...The first official recognition of Sager, as the family name occurs in the case of Thomas and John Sager, cousins, is on the company rolls of the Revolutionary War. .. Jacob Sager, son of George, and a descendant of Cornelius Segers and father of George J. and A. Park Sager, came to Syracuse 6-1-1847 with his wife and six children...Evert Seager, grandfather of Jacob Sager, was a private in Co. John Harper's regiment of NY militia in the Revolution in 1780.  Thomas Seager, uncle of Jacob, also served in that war in the 6th company of the 1st regiment of special levy for frontier duty and died while so engaged 10-18-1778.  In consequence his heirs were entitled to 500 acres of the military tract and on 9-13-1790, lot 19 in Tully was issued to his sister, Syntie Sager.  George J. and A. Park Sager received a common school education, and early entered upon their business career.  George J. enlisted in the 149th NY Volunteers in 8-1862 and served until the closed of the war, being connected part of the time with headquarters, 3d Brigade, 2d Division, 12th and 20th Army Corps.  He was a member of the Army of the Potomac, the Army of the Cumberland and the Army of Georgia and was brevetted 2nd lieutenenant of NY Vols. for gallant and meritirious service.   To A. Park Sager belongs the credit of starting in Syracuse and industry which today employs nearly 3000 people, mostly women in and about the city in the manufacture of fine hand made knit goods in silk, Angora and worsted.  They are also engaged in the importation of goods in their lines and have a trade extending from Boston to San Francisco. "

Biography- from 1924 Onondaga Biography, vol 15: Three quarters of a century ago the Sager name was brought to Syracuse, NY by Jacob Sager, the father of four sons, three of whom became knit goods manufactureres of importance, and the fourth son settled in Cortland.  Three sons served in the Civil War, and all were men of ability and character.  All have now passed away, the female line now perpetuating the Sager name in the knit goods industry(S. Josephine Sager).

LINKS:  Info on Captain Aaron Sager, Co. G, NY 76th Regiment    www.bpmlegal.com/76NY/76sagera.html

              More Sager genealogy info:   http://babbage.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr09/rr09_325.html and Judy Tate's excellent website at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~edgmon/efambio.htm"

PHOTOS:     click on links below

Home of Arent Groot and Hester Frederick Groot, grandparents of Abram H. Sager, Aaron Sager & George J. Sager, as sketched by Aaron Sager.  Cross listed on Groot family page.

Civil War Drawings and Photo of George Josiah Sager, 149th NY Volunteer  

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Jacob Sager b: February 22, 1807 in Albany County, NY d: November 14, 1880 in Oakwood Cemetary, Sec 52, Syracuse, NY

Jacob Sager Home 117 Lincoln Ave.
.Rebecca Smith Groot b: March 28, 1812 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY    d: April 05, 1899 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 52, Syracuse, NY     m: June 05, 1830
Abram Henry Sager b: October 23, 1831 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY d: January 16, 1907 in Oakwood Cemetary,Sec 56,  Syracuse, NY.   2nd photo and more info on Abram Henry Sager
Rhoda Jane Finch Sager b: April 08, 1837 in Peru, NY    d: May 08, 1924 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56,Syracuse, NY    m: July 27, 1858
Minnie Rebecca Sager b: January 18, 1869 in Syracuse, NY d: December 01, 1942 in Oakwood Cemetery, Sec 56,   Syracuse, NY
S. Josephine Sager    b: 1871    d: 1944 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY    
Major Aaron Sager    b: 1833    d: 1901 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY    
George Josiah Sager    b: 1840 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY    d: January 28, 1914 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 59, Syracuse, NY   
Adelaide Thurston    b: 1847 in Cincinnatus, NY    d: 1929 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 59, Syracuse, NY   
 Amasa Park Sager    b: December 22, 1846 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY    d: June 18, 1913 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 59, Syracuse, NY   
.Nellie D. Thurston    b: 1849 in Sherburne, NY    d: March 13, 1921 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 59, Syracuse, NY   
Emily Sager Hubbell   b: 1852    d: 1934 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 52, Syracuse, NY    

            Notes on important individuals:        
   
.................    5     Evert Segers     b: May 1720 in Kingston, NY    d: Abt 1780 in probably Albany, NY    Was a private in Co. John Harper's regiment of NY militia in the Revolution in 1780
...........................    7     Jacob Sager     b: February 22, 1807 in Albany County, NY    d: November 14, 1880 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 52, Syracuse, NY  Carpenter by trade. Founder of the family in Syracuse. Member of Methodist Episcopal Church. On 6-1-1847 moved to Syracuse with their 6 children.  ................................         +Rebecca Smith Groot    b: March 28, 1812 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY    d: April 05, 1899 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 52, Syracuse, NY    Married: June 05, 1830 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY
...............................    8     Abram Henry Sager    b: October 23, 1831 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY    d: January 16, 1907 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 56, Syracuse, NY     He attended school in Guilderland, NY until age of 15, family moved to Syracuse, where he completed his education in night schools. He learned the trunkmakers trade,also tinning and was variously employed until 1855, when he became a manufacturer of knit goods, with office and factory on Lincoln Ave, Syracuse, ther building up a prosperous business in hand and machine knit goods. Members of the Delaware St. Baptist Church .Civil War veteran. PER ELEANOR BARIBAULT: HE SERVED AS SGT OF CO G 76 REG NY INFANTRY OF CAPTAIN WM. LANSINGS CO, COMMANDED BY ABRAM'S BROTHER AARON SAGER IN CORTLAND, NY OCT 16, 1861. ABRAM WAS DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY DUE TO HIS ILL HEALTH. AARON SAGER WAS WOUNDED. From 1924 Onondaga Biography:  He served well his day and generation both as citizen, soldier and businessman, compiled an honorable record and left to posterity a name and reputation unblemished.

....................................    9     Minnie Rebecca Sager    b: January 18, 1869 in Syracuse, NY    d: December 01, 1942 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY    Worked 20 years for the SJ Sager Knitting company
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....................................    9     S. Josephine Sager    b: 1871    d: 1944 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY  Sarah Josephine Sager was listed as a secretary in the Primary department of the Syracuse Baptist Church 1928 directory. Ran company her father started.  From 1924 Onondaga Biography:   "The brothers of Abram H. Sager, with a nephew, engaged in the knit goods business in Syracuse under the firm name of Sager Brothers.  They became a very large and important company, but the members, George J., Amasa P., and Frederick J. Sager have all passed away, S. Josephine being the sole representative of the family name now engaged in Syracuse in the manufacture of knit goods, and she worthily bears the name that has been an honored one in Syracuse for 75 years"

...............................    8     Major Aaron Sager    b: November 24, 1833    d: December 07, 1901 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY  served as Captain of 76th regiment in Civil War. His photo is on the web link listed above.   Started druggist store in Cortland, NY 
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...............................    8     George Josiah Sager    b: May 23, 1840 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY     d: January 28, 1914 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 59, Syracuse, NY     From encyclopedia of Biography 1924: Manufacturer, Civil War Veteran, died in his home on 230 Euclid Ave. Was a Republican and served his city as alderman and a member of the finance committee, Sunday school teacher of the Methodist Episcopal Church, trustee of Syracuse University, went into business with his brother Amasa to found Sager Brothers hand made knit goods.
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...............................    8     Amasa Park Sager    b: December 22, 1846 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY     d: June 18, 1913 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 59, Syracuse, NY     Founded Sager Brothers. Was a Republican and a member of the Methodist church.

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Descendants of Cornelis Segerse Egmont

1 Cornelis Segerse Egmont b: Abt 1599 in Holland d: November 1683 in Albany, NY
... +Brechie Jacobsen b: 1598 in Holland d: April 1667
.. 2 Cornelis Cornelise Egmont b: 1621 d: Abt 1669
........ +Catalyntje Frans b: d: 1690 in NY
....... 3 Cornelius Seger Egmont b: Abt 1656 d: May 1694
............. +Femmetje Laurens Sluys b: d:
........... 4 Johannes Segers b: 1690-1698 d:
................. +Brechie Wielars b: May 10, 1696 in Kingston, NY d:
................ 5 Evert Segers b: May 1720 in Kingston, NY d: Abt 1780 in probably Albany, NY
...................... +Sarah Orchard b: d: in Albany, NY
..................... 6 George Segers b: May 30, 1765 in Albany, NY d: in Albany County, NY
.......................... +Catherine Van De Williger b: October 30, 1757 in Albany, NY d: in Otsego County, NY
......................... 7 Jacob Sager b: February 22, 1807 in Albany County, NY d: November 14, 1880 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 52, Syracuse, NY
............................... +Rebecca Smith Groot b: March 28, 1812 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY d: April 05, 1899 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 52, Syracuse, NY
.............................. 8 Abram Henry Sager b: October 23, 1831 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY d: January 16, 1907 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 56, Syracuse, NY
.................................... +Rhoda Jane Finch b: April 08, 1837 in Peru, NY d: May 08, 1924 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56,Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Minnie Rebecca Sager b: January 18, 1869 in Syracuse, NY d: December 01, 1942 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY
........................................ +John William Green b: March 02, 1869 in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada d: December 17, 1951 in McLean Cemetery, Cortland, NY
....................................... 10 Rena Josephine Green b: April 30, 1906 in Utica, NY d: July 20, 1995 in White Haven Cemetery, Rochester, NY
............................................. +Berlin Reginald Trombley b: July 11, 1907 in Tupper Lake, NY d: October 13, 1975 in White Haven Cemetery, Rochester, NY
............................................ 11 Eleanor Jane Trombley b: February 20, 1927 in Syracuse, NY d:
................................................. +Joseph Arthur Baribault b: March 03, 1921 in Lewiston, Maine d: May 17, 2003 in White Haven Memorial Park, Pittsford, NY
............................................ 11 Marjorie Rena Trombley b: February 07, 1928 in Syracuse, NY d:
................................................. +Edwin Charles Koehler b: December 21, 1928 in Rochester, NY d:
............................................ 11 Edward Bernard Trombley b: September 28, 1929 in East Rochester, NY d:
................................................. +Lena Frances D'Errico b: April 12, 1927 in Rochester, NY d:
....................................... 10 Ethel May Green b: July 25, 1907 in Utica, NY d: April 23, 1995 in Syracuse, NY, S. Onondaga Cemetery
............................................. +Clare Ballard b: November 14, 1903 in Clyde, NY d: September 29, 1974 in S. Onondaga Cemetery, Syracuse, NY
............................................ 11 Susan Ethel Ballard b: March 25, 1939 d:
................................................. +Roy Carrigan b: d:
............................................ 11 Duane Clare Ballard b: June 15, 1931 d: April 2006 in California
................................................. +Amy b: d: July 2001
....................................... 10 Raymond Sager Green b: September 18, 1893 in Utica, NY d: March 05, 1973 in White Haven Cemetery, Pittsford, NY
............................................. +Gladys Roberts b: d: April 1917
....................................... *2nd Wife of Raymond Sager Green: 
............................................. +Clara Zolwinski b: August 08, 1893 d: June 21, 1981 in White Haven Cemetery, Pittsford, NY
............................................ 11 Howard Raymond Green b: February 05, 1925 d:
................................................. +Joan Polfleit b: August 04, 1926 d:
............................................ 11 Virginia Janet Green b: July 20, 1918 d: December 22, 2000 in Jacksonville, FL
................................................. +Charles Seidel b: January 14, 1916 d: 1952 in Fairport, NY
............................................ *2nd Husband of Virginia Janet Green: 
................................................. +Norman Brachet b: d:
............................................ 11 Margaret Rhoda Green b: March 13, 1923 d:
................................................. +Ralph Gaudioso b: September 12, 1920 d: January 02, 1995 in Holiday, FL
....................................... 10 Vivian Janet Green b: October 20, 1895 in Utica, NY d: November 21, 1983 in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Utica, NY
............................................. +Louis Alexander Morgan b: April 03, 1893 in Marcy, NY d: February 18, 1957 in Oneida Castle, NY. Buried Forest Lawn, Utica, NY
............................................ 11 Arthur Bradford Morgan b: April 27, 1916 in Vernon, NY d: December 21, 1984 in Dryden, NY
................................................. +Marjorie Hilda Williams b: April 27, 1915 in Granville, NY d: October 15, 2000 in Willow Glen Cemetery, Dryden, NY
............................................ 11 Evelyn Ruth Morgan b: November 06, 1918 d:
................................................. +Charles Sullivan b: d:
............................................ 11 Doris Helen Morgan b: July 03, 1921 d:
................................................. +James Butler b: d:
....................................... 10 Donald Murray Green b: August 05, 1899 in Utica, NY d: December 13, 1971 in Soule Cemetery,Sennett, NY
............................................. +Mary Grace Tennant b: July 26, 1899 in Syracuse, NY d: May 06, 1952 in Soule Cemetery, Sennett, NY
............................................ 11 Mary Elizabeth Betsy Green b: April 23, 1936 d:
............................................ 11 John David Green b: April 28, 1931 in Philadelphia, PA d: December 04, 1978
................................................. +Beverly Champ b: d:
.................................. 9 James Merrell Sager b: 1866 d: 1868 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 S. Josephine Sager b: 1871 d: 1944 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Henry Dwight Sager b: 1875 d: 1878 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Amasa Park Sager b: 1881 d: August 30, 1964 in White Chapel Memorial Gardens, Syracuse, NY
....................................... 10 Leslie W. Sager b: d:
....................................... 10 George E. Sager b: d:
.............................. 8 Major Aaron Sager b: November 24, 1833 d: December 07, 1901 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 56, Syracuse, NY
.................................... +Julia Grover b: d:
.................................. 9 Albert F. Sager b: 1870 d: 1925 in Cortland, NY
.................................. 9 Aaron Sager b: d:
.................................. 9 Robert F. Sager b: d:
.................................. 9 Cora A. Sager b: d:
.............................. 8 Catherine Sager b: February 16, 1836 d: December 24, 1928 in Oakwood Cemetery, Syracuse, NY
.................................... +Captain George Knapp Collins b: April 15, 1837 d: August 02, 1931 in Oakwood Cemetery, Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Katherine Mary Collins b: 1861 d: October 30, 1925 in Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Flora Belle Collins b: February 16, 1869 d: February 06, 1931 in Syracuse, NY
........................................ +William Wolcott Wiard b: d:
.................................. 9 Grace Virginia Collins b: d: November 21, 1951 in Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Clara Bessie Collins b: August 31, 1872 d: June 23, 1947 in Syracuse, NY
........................................ +William S. Teall b: d:
.................................. 9 Helen Nell Collins b: May 08, 1865 d: October 13, 1950 in Syracuse, NY, buried Arlington Cemetery
........................................ +Col. John P. Megrew b: d:
.................................. 9 Daniel Gott Collins b: April 19, 1859 d: January 26, 1861
.................................. 9 Daisy May Collins b: December 08, 1875 d: February 26, 1879
.............................. 8 Esther Sager b: d:
.............................. 8 George Josiah Sager b: May 23, 1840 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY d: January 28, 1914 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 59, Syracuse, NY
.................................... +Adelaide Thurston b: 1847 in Cincinnatus, NY d: March 23, 1929 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 59, Syracuse, NY
.............................. 8 Angelene Sager b: d:
.................................... +Albert Becker b: d:
.............................. 8 Amasa Park Sager b: December 22, 1846 in Guilderland, Albany County, NY d: June 18, 1913 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 59, Syracuse, NY
.................................... +Nellie D. Thurston b: 1849 in Sherburne, NY d: March 13, 1921 in Oakwood Cemetery,Section 59, Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Frederick W. Sager b: 1869 in Syracuse, NY, d: June 13, 1919 in Syracuse, NY, Oakwood Cemetery
........................................ +Janet Jennie Cooper b: 1869 d: 1944 in Syracuse, NY, Oakwood Cemetery
....................................... 10 Theron Sager b: d: in San Diego, CA
.................................. 9 Francis A. Sager b: d:
........................................ +Prof. Justus M. Scrafford b: d:
.............................. 8 Emily Sager b: 1852 d: 1934 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 52, Syracuse, NY
.................................... +Newcomb C. Hubbell b: 1852 d: 1902 in Oakwood Cemetery, Section 52, Syracuse, NY
.................................. 9 Rebecca Sager Hubbell b: d:
........................................ +J. Pennock b: d:
......................... 7 Richard Sager b: 1788 d:
............................... +Christiana Fooler b: d:
......................... 7 Dirck Sager b: February 28, 1790 d:
......................... 7 Sarah Sager b: 1791 d:
............................... +Frederick Fooler b: d:
......................... 7 Jane Sager b: March 16, 1792 d:
......................... 7 Simon Sager b: July 1797 d:
......................... 7 Maria Sager b: May 1803 d:
..................... 6 Thomas George Sager b: December 1748 in Albany, NY d: October 18, 1778 in Revolutionary War
..................... 6 Wyntje Segers b: March 1750/51 in Albany, NY d:
..................... 6 Johannes E. Segers b: February 1744/45 d:
.......................... +Sara Van Der Hoef b: d:
......................... 7 Evert Segers b: August 10, 1774 d:
..................... 6 Brechie Segers b: November 1747 in Albany, NY d:
..................... 6 Josina Segers b: March 1751/52 d:
.......................... +John Fletcher b: d:
......................... 7 Annatje Fletcher b: d:
..................... 6 Hendrick Segers b: September 1754 d:
.......................... +Annatie b: d:
..................... 6 Jacobus Segers b: November 1759 in Albany, NY d:
..................... 6 Brechie Segers b: May 14, 1762 d:
................ 5 Hilletie Segers b: 1723 in Albany, NY d: Abt 1735
................ 5 Hendrick Segers b: April 1724 in Albany, NY d:
...................... +Margarita Koen b: d:
..................... 6 Elisabeth Segers b: October 1762 d:
..................... 6 Hendrick Segers b: 1765 d:
..................... 6 Elizabeth Segers b: April 1767 d:
..................... 6 George Segers b: March 20, 1769 d:
..................... 6 Brechie Segers b: July 25, 1771 d:
..................... 6 Simon Segers b: March 26, 1781 d:
................ 5 Thomas Segers b: January 1725/26 in Albany, NY d: March 25, 1809
...................... +Josina Wieler b: 1725 d: September 13, 1753
..................... 6 Johannes Segers b: June 1748 d:
..................... 6 Catharina Segers b: January 1749/50 d:
..................... 6 Johannes Segers b: January 1751/52 d:
................ *2nd Wife of Thomas Segers: 
...................... +Judith Hoogland b: d:
................ 5 Roelof Segers b: August 1727 in Albany, NY d:
...................... +Margarita Arnold b: d:
................ *2nd Wife of Roelof Segers: 
...................... +Lydia Harty b: d:
................ 5 Johannes Segers b: November 1729 in Albany, NY d:
...................... +Catharina Pietersen b: d: June 17, 1757
................ *2nd Wife of Johannes Segers: 
...................... +Marytje Bratt b: d:
................ 5 Albertus Segers b: October 1733 in Albany, NY d: 1734 in Albany, NY
................ 5 Hilletje Segers b: January 1734/35 in Albany, NY d:
...................... +Johannes Koen b: d:
................ 5 Jacob Segers b: October 1736 in Albany, NY d:
................ 5 Josyntje Segers b: July 1738 in Albany, NY d:
...................... +Matthias Boom b: d: