Abigail Verplanck Lansing
by
Stefan Bielinski


Abigail Verplanck was born in 1729. She was th daughter of Albany merchant Gulien Verplanck and his wife Ariaantie Vanderpoel Verplanck.

She married Albany baker Alexander "Sander" Lansing in 1753. Apparently, their long marriage was childless. She was a pewholder at the Albany Dutch church.

For more than fifty years, these Lansings lived in a landmark home on Market Street. In 1777, she was identified as the sister, heir, and co-executor of the estate of Isaac Verplanck.

Abigail Verplanck Lansing died in October 1805 and was buried from the Dutch church. She was two months shy of her seventy-sixth birthday.

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notes

the people of colonial Albany Sources: The life of Abigail Verplanck Lansing is CAP biography number xxxx. This profile is derived chiefly from family and community-based resources.




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first posted: 9/25/02