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     Ophelia Postel Uresti married Fred Molina Harper Jr., son of Fred Molina Harper and Eleuteria Guerra Molina.

     Rev. John Urquhart was born at Scotland.¹ He married Mary McIntyre on 7 October 1776.¹

     The History of Upper Esk, Old North Esk (W.D. Hamilton) says 'Rev John Urquhart (d 1814) of the Parish of Cromarty, Rosshire, Scotland, was the first resident Presbyterian clergyman on the Mirimichi who came to the River in 1802 after having worked in Maine, notably in the Ellsworth area, for more than 20 years and Prince Edward Island for a year or more at the turn of the century.'
     A History of Rev John Urquhart in the Archives states that the Rev John Urquhart may have graduated from King's College in Aberdeen, Scotland with a master of Arts Degree in 1769. He preached under the Presbyterian Synod in the town of Salem, MASS in June 1775, and then in Warren, Maine for 10 years. In 1785 he went to what is now Ellsworth, Maine and is mentioned in the 1790 Census. He probably stayed there until 1799.
     In 1800 he went to Prince Edward Island with headquarters at Princeton, but serving a large area in the PEI including Bedeque. In 1802 he went to the Mirimichi and built a church at Moorefields. This church was burned in the 1825 fire. He died there in 1814 in or as the result of a canoe accident. His wife Mary McIntyre is said to be a relative of John Adams.
     Another article from PANB states that John Urquhart was born 1740/5 in or near Chromarty or Dingwall, Scotland; d between 14 May and 1 Sep, 1814 in an accident with a canoe or as a result of an accident with a canoe in Moorefields, near Millbank, NB. He married 7 Oct 1776 Mary McIntyre (b 1756/60 in Warren, ME); d post 1814, daughter of Capt John McIntyre. Both are buried at Moorfields Cemetery.
     In 'History of Bangor', ME Magazine Vol 4 'Rev John Urquhart of Union River, now Ellsworth and Surry' 'In 1784, John Urquhart, a Presbyterian Minister, went to Union River and preached for a short time. In 1785, certain residents of #6 now Ellsworth, decided to have a settled minister. Rev John Urquhart was installed there 17 Sep 1785.
     Mr. Urquhart was a Scotch Presbyterian Minister who came to this country in 1774 and commenced to preach at Saint George, now Warren and Thomaston.Inn 1775 he was settled there with a salary of L20. When he came he left his wife in Scotland. In the course of a year or two, he represented his wife had died, and soon married Mary, daughter of Capt John McIntyre of St George. Many people did not believe his wife was dead, and were generally dissatisfied with his conduct, and in 1784, he was invited to resign. He declined and sued the town for his salary which he won. Then the town voted to have the Presbytery remove him. He left and went to Topsham, and thence to Untion River.
     In the meantime, his first wife came to this country (Philadelphia) and after some time went to Warren and thence to Union River. where she found him and his 'second' wife and two children. She ordered the second wife away and took her place. Wife #2 returned to St George. The 1st wife remained about a year, and finding she could accomplish nothing, went away, determined to prosecute her husband in law. She went to St George, and coming back with a Deputy Sheriff, surprised her husband in bed with his second wife. The officer bade Mr. Urquhart to dress and return to the magistrate. Urquhart retired and fled but was caught and brought back. He made an arrangement to give wife #1 his farm at St George. These transactions brought matters to a head and in 1790, the Presbytery decided he was not guilty. He however gave up preaching there that same year and is said to have moved to the Mirimichi. He was at Union River in 1793. No records of the organization of any church by Rev Urquhart were ever found. He was said to have been a forcible, humorous, quaint and personal in his sermons.

     Mary Urquhart was born on 25 August 1790 at Ellsworth, ME.¹ She married James Donaldson, son of Thomas Donaldson and Elspet McIntosh, on 6 October 1811 at Prince Edward Island, Canada.¹ Mary Urquhart died in November 1873 at Chelsea, MA.¹

     Sylvia Everett from Ocala, FL (a descendant of the Donaldson/ Urquhart union, Urquhart Geneology at Prov. Archives of New Brunswick) had in addition Ann, Mary, and John R (b 1797 in Ellsworth.)² Married name: Donaldson.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^3,4

     Maria Uttenbogert was baptized on 26 October 1668 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Dirck Corneliszen and Neeltie Couwenhoven; father Gysbert Elbertszen, mother Willemyntie Claes.)¹ She married Samuel Burges (they had two children bp. NYDC.)^2,1

     Abijah Utter was born in 1822 at Vernon, Sussex County, NJ. He married Elizabeth Raynor, daughter of Jeffrey Wisner Raynor and Jemima (?), on 12 February 1847. Abijah Utter died in 1876 at Amity, Orange County, NY.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Flora Ann Utter was born in 1879 at Amity, Orange County, NY. She married George Elmer Lewis. Flora Ann Utter died in 1942 at Warwick, Orange County, NY.

     Married name: Lewis.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Isaac Utter was born in March 1836.¹ He married Naomi J Fredericks, daughter of Thomas Fredericks and Naomi (?).

     Jeffrey Wisner Utter was born on 16 June 1849 at Amity, NY. He married Anna Rhodes, daughter of Samuel Holbert Rhodes and Phoebe Ann Edsall, in 1871. Jeffrey Wisner Utter died on 21 October 1926 at Amity, Orange County, NY. He was buried in Warwick Cemetery.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Joseph Utter was born in 1776.¹ He married Rachel (?) Joseph Utter died in 1849.¹

     His wife died in West Milford, NJ.¹

     Julia Frances Utter was born on 12 June 1866 at West Milford, NJ.¹ She married Harvey Rome, son of Phebe Ann Roome.¹ Julia Frances Utter died in 1942 at Butler, NJ.¹

     Married name: Rome.

     Simeon Utter was born circa 1810.¹ He married Sarah (?) Simeon Utter died circa 1892.¹

     William Utter was born circa 1757 at New York.¹ He married Jane Russell. William Utter died circa 1826.¹

     Gysbert Elbertsen Uytten Bogaert married Willeptje Claes.²

     Gysbert Elbertsen Uytten Bogaert and Willeptje had six more children bp. in NYDC: Claes (1661, d.y, NYDC p.62), Aeltje (1664, d.y., NYDC p.74), Marritie (1670, NYDC p.98), Grietie (1672, NYDC p.104), Jacobus (1674, d.y., NYDC p.114), and Jacobus (1678, NYDC p.132).^3,4,5
     He became a member of the NYDC on 28 Feb 1678 as "Gysbert Elbertsen."⁶
     Gysbert is not a son of Elbert Eldersz, who m. Elizabeth Grevenraet; nor of Elbert Elbertsen, who m. Aaltje Cornelis (see Frost.)⁵ Name variation: Gysbert Elbertsen. Name variation: Gysbert Van Loenen.⁵

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.⁵

     Abraham UyttenBogaert was baptized on 19 May 1745 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Abraham Palding and Apolonia Uitdenbogard, wife of Cornelis Tharp; father Jan Uitdenbogart, mother Margrita Palding.)^1,3

     Abraham UyttenBogaert was named as executor in Joseph UyttenBogaert's will dated 16 October 1782.^4,5,2

     Aeltje Uyttenbogert was baptized on 27 January 1666 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Van Couwenhoven, Cornelis Pluvier, and Aeltje Van Couwenhoven; father Gysbert Elbertszen, mother Willemtje Claes.)^1,2 She (1) married Zacharias Laurenszen on 1 January 1686 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4,5,6 (Banns on 7 December 1685. He was Zacharias Laurenszen, jm from N. Yorck; she Aeltje Van Loenen, jd from Mitspadt, both liv. here.)³ Aeltje Uyttenbogert (2) married Jacobus Van Deursen, son of Mattheus Abrahamsz Van Deusen and Helena Robberts, on 14 November 1695 at New York City (DRC.)^7,8,9 (Banns on 26 October 1695. He was Jacobus Van Duersen, jm from N. Albanien; she Aeltje Uyttenbogert, wid. of Zacharias Huys, both liv. here.)⁷

     Aeltje was listed in the NYDC member list of 1686 as "Aeltje Gysberts, wife of Zacharias Laurenszen" (member #159, name #197-8.)^10,11 Aeltje Uyttenbogert and Zacharias had one more daughter:
Maryken (bp. 7 Apr 1689, NYDC; parents Zacharias Laurenszen and Aeltje Gysberts; sp. Marten Clock, Assuerus Hendrickszen, and Neeltje Gysberts).^9,12,2 Name variation: Aeltje Gysberts Uyttenbogert.¹³ Name variation: Aeltje Van Loenen.³ Married name: Van Deursen.

     Apalonia Uyttenbogaert was baptized on 18 March 1701/2 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Thomas Eckes and Apalonia Sourts, wife of Jan Eckes sr; father Dirk Uytenbogart, mother Elizabeth Eckes.)^2,1,3

     Name variation: Apalonia Bogaert.² Married name: Tarp.

     Catharina UyttenBogaert was baptized on 8 March 1727 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Joost Palding and Aplony Uytenbogert; father Gysbert Uytenbogert, mother Catharina Palding.)^1,2

     Catharina Uytenbogert was baptized on 22 December 1752 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Joseph Uit den Bogert and wife Cornelia Van den Berg; father Dirk Uit den Bogert, mother Bregje Van den Berg.)^1,2 She married Peter Van Kleck on 6 January 1773 at New York City (DRC.)³

     Married name: Van Kleek.

     Catherine UyttenBogaert married Martin McAvey on 18 January 1752 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4,5 (with license; Martin Mc Awee and Catharina Uitdenbogert; reg. On 16 January 1752.)⁴

     Catherine UyttenBogaert had a daughter Margareta (bp. 7 Jan 1753; parents Martin Mathewve and Catharina Bogert; sp. Jan Uyt den Bogert & wife Margareta Palding).^6,2

     Catherine Uytenbogert was baptized on 13 February 1751 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Dirk Uyt den Bogard and wife Bregje Vanden Berg; father Joost Uyt den Bogard, mother Cornelia Vanden Berg.)^1,2 She married James Russell on 1 December 1772 at New York City (First Presbyterian Church.)³

     Dirck UyttenBogaert was baptized on 29 December 1675 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Cornelis Dircxszen and Grietie Hendricks: father Gysbert Elbertszen, mother Willemtje Claes.)^2,3,4 He married Elisabeth Eckerson, daughter of Jan Thomaszen Eckerson and Apollonia Cornelis Swits, on 24 June 1698 at New York City (DRC.)^5,6,7,8 (Banns on 3 June 1698. He was Dirck Uyttenbogaert, jm from N. Yorck; she Elisabeth Eckerszen, jd. as above, both liv. here.)⁸ Dirck UyttenBogaert died before 1713.

     Dirk UyttenBogaert was baptized on 17 January 1722 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Roelof Potter and Elizabeth Potter; father Gysbert Uyt den Bogert, mother Catharina Palding.)^1,2 He married Catharina Van Dyk.^3,4

     Dirk UyttenBogaert had a daughter Elisabeth, bp. 6 Jan 1748, NYDC; parents Dirk Uitdenbogard and Catharina Van Dyk; sp. Hendrik Snyder and Agnis Drinkwater, jd.^5,6

     Dirk UyttenBogaert was born on 7 August 1727.¹ He was baptized on 13 August 1727 at Acquackanonck, NJ, (DRC) (sponsors: Roelof Potter and Elizabeth Ekker.)¹ He married Bregie Vandenberg on 3 June 1749 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4 (with license; Dirk Uyt den bogard and Cregje van den Berg; reg. On 3 June 1749.)⁴

     Elizabet Uytenbogert was baptized on 6 August 1758 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Uytden Bogert and Margritha Uytden Bogert, jd; father Dirck Uytden Bogert, mother Bregje Vanden Berg.)^1,2

     Elizabeth UyttenBogaert was buried on 18 May 1727 in the DRC, at New York City as "Elizabeth Uytd'Bogert, ch. of Gysbert."^1,2

     Elisabet UyttenBogaert was baptized on 23 January 1732 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Joost Palding and Elisabet Welsch; father Gysbert Uittenbogart, mother Catharina Paling.)^1,2

     Gysbert Uyttenbogaert was from N. York when he married.² He was baptized on 24 September 1699 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Isaac Stoutenburg and Willemtje Klaas, wife of Gysbert Uytenbogert; father Dirk Uytenboogert, mother Lysbeth Eckeson.)^3,1,4,5 He married Catharina Joost Paulding, daughter of Joost Paulding and Catharina Jans Duyts, on 26 November 1720 at New York City (DRC.)^6,7,8,9 (Banns on 4 November 1720. He was Gysbert Uit Denboomgaart, jm from N. York; she Catharina Paling, jd from N. York.)⁸ Gysbert Uyttenbogaert was buried on 23 March 1744 in the DRC, at New York City as "Guisbert Uitenbogert."^10,11

     Name variation: Gysbert Bogaert.³

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹²

     Gysbert Uytenbogert was baptized on 8 February 1758 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Vredenburg and Catharina Palding, wid Gysbert Uytdenbogert; father Johannes Uytdenbogert, mother Maria Vredenburg.)^1,2

     Geisbert Uytten Bogaert was born in 1704 at New York City.² He was baptized on 8 October 1704 at New York City (Lutheran Church) (sponsors: Dirck Vande Burgh and Elsje Meyndersen; Claes Geisbertsen Uytden Bochaert, mother not listed.)^1,2 He married Catharina Hunter on 13 June 1727 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4 (Gysbert Uittenbogard and Catharina Hunter; reg. On 12 June 1727.)⁴

     Geisbert Uytten Bogaert and Catharina had six more children, all, bp. NYDC:
1. Isaac (bp. 11 Jun 1732; NYDC p.514)
2. Elisabet (bp. 31 Mar 1734; NYDC p.527; d.y.)
3. Beelitje (bp. 8 Feb 1736; NYDC p.542; d.y.)
4. Elisabet (bp. 21 Aug 1737; NYDC p.554)
5. Belitje (bp. 30 Apr 1740; NYDC p.514; NYDC p.573)
6. Catharina (bp. 10 Nov 1742; NYDC p.592).^5,3,6

     Jan Uyttenbogaert was from N. York when he married.² He was baptized on 23 April 1704 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Cornelis Ekkeson and Ariaentie Ekkeson; father Dirk Uytenboogert, mother Elisabeth Ekkeson.)^3,1,4,5 He married Margrietje Joost Paulding, daughter of Joost Paulding and Catharina Jans Duyts, on 13 November 1726 at New York City (DRC.)^6,7,8,9 (Banns on 15 October 1726. He was Jan Uitdenbogert, jm; she Margrietje Paalding, jd, both from N. York, and living there.)⁸ Jan Uyttenbogaert was buried on 18 October 1761 in the DRC, at New York City as "Jan UytdenBogert."^10,11

     Name variation: Jan Bogaert.³

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹²