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Strang Genealogy: DANIEL KISSAM, son of John and Susannah (Thorne) Kissam, born 1669;
farmer at Great Neck, L. I.; elected vestryman of St. George's parish
at Hempstead, L. I., in 1703. He married Elizabeth Coombs, born 1673;
died May 12, 1736. He died Dec. 26, 1752, and was buried in his family
plot on his farm, since owned by William Mott, and later by Wm. H.
Onderdonk (his son-in-law). In this plot his wife Elizabeth, his
son Daniel and daughter Hannah were buried. His will, proved Jan.
10, 1753, gives his family Bible to his son Joseph. American Biography: Daniel Kissam, eldest son of John and Susanna
(Thome) Kissam, born at Great Neck, Long Island, 1669, died December
26, 1752, and was buried in the family plot on his own farm. He was
a farmer, and in 1703 was elected a vestryman of St. George's Parish,
Hempstead. He married Elizabeth Coombs, born 1673, died May 12, 1730. Second Generation DANIEL KISSAM, son of John and Susannah (Thorne) Kissam, born 1669;
farmer at Great Neck, L. I.; elected vestryman of St. George's parish
at Hempstead, L. I., in 1703. He married Elizabeth Coombs, born 1673;
died May 12, 1736. He died Dec. 26, 1752, and was buried in his family
plot on his farm, since owned by William Mott, and later by Wm. H.
Onderdonk (his son-in-law). In this plot his wife Elizabeth, his
son Daniel and daughter Hannah |