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The reason Elizabeth is considered by me to be both generation 7 and 8 is because she gave birth to my 6th generation ancestor James Slipp and my 7th generation ancestors Magdaline Slip and Catherine Slip. For the sake of clarity, I will refer to Elizabeth’s parents as being from my 9th generation only, even though clearly they belong to both my 8th and 9th generations of ancestors through different lineages.

Elizabeth Reisner (Ryson) daughter of Johannes Reissner and Anna Catharina Hauser married Leonard Slipp in 1772. Elizabeth was born on 18 Dec 1756 [1]. She died on 9 Feb 1821. She was buried in Queenstown, Queens, New Brunswick. Elizabeth joined religion [2] Member, German Reformed Church on 4 Mar 1774 in New York City, New York.

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Anna Catharina (Hauser) (Steinmann) Reisner was a native of Schwäbisch Hall, Württemberg, Germany.

  • “Records of the German Reformed Church of New York City,” transcribed by Charles Farrell, New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 128, (Apr. 1997), p. 116. “Commun[icants, about 1766]: Reissner/: Cathar:/ born Hauser, of Schoaebisch Hall.”

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Laoyalist Landing by Adam Sherriff Scott

Leonard Slipp and Elizabeth Ryson were among the first Loyalist settlers to arrive by first ship from New York in the Spring of 1783. The scene was captured by Adam Sherriff Scott in this painting of the Loyalists arriving onshore at the mouth of the Saint John River.