Adrianna Hage b. 2 Dec 1847 Bruinisse, Zeeland, Netherlands d. 24 Oct 1921 at her home Cherry St West Sayville NY: Our Family History

1847 - 1921 (73 years)

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Name	Adrianna Hage
Nickname	Addie
Birth	2 Dec 1847	Bruinisse, Zeeland, Netherlands
Gender	Female
Death	24 Oct 1921	at her home Cherry St West Sayville NY
	CAUS: Obituary in NotesMRS. JOHN P. RADCLIFF, SR. Mrs. Adrianna Hage Radcliff, wife of John P. Radcliff, Sr., died at her home, 175 Stanley avenue, Saturday. Mrs. Radcliff was born Dec. 4, 1847, in Holland. She was brought to this country about 2 years la
Person ID	I30692	My Genealogy
Last Modified	11 Dec 2024

Father	Cornelis Hage, b. 12 Apr 1812, Bruinisse, , Zeeland, Duiveland, NEDERLAND, d. 22 Jan 1894, Sayville, New York, United States (Age 81 years)
Mother	Alemina (Fka Jacomijna ) Van Vessem, b. 5 Feb 1816, Bruinisse, Holland d. 2 Jun 1898, Sayville, Suffolk, New York, United States (Age 82 years)
Marriage	4 Sep 1840	Bruinisse, Zeeland, Netherlands
Family ID	F12083	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family John P. Radcliff, VII, b. Dec 1857, New York, United States d. Yes, date unknown

Children

	1. William Hiram Radcliff, b. 29 Jul 1873, Yonkers, Westchester, New York, United States
	2. John P Radcliff, Jr, b. 13 Sep 1871, Yonkers, Westchester, New York, United States d. 24 Jul 1940, Yonkers, Westchester, New York, United States (Age 68 years)
	3. Julia C Radcliff, b. Feb 1870, Yonkers, Westchester, New York, United States

Family ID F13011 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 27 May 2025

Notes

Note 25 Addie Hage married John Peter Radcliffe and lived in Yonkers, N.Y. Their son William and his wife were special friends of my parents, and there was much summer visiting while the children were young. Belle also knew John P. Radcliffe IX and Clara and Lincoln Work. Louis Leslie Otto was named after Leslie Radcliffe, the son of William Radcliffe.

Note 25 Adriana Hage married John Seerveld, a nurseryman and gardener. Their son Frank had a very fine baritone voice, and was known in New York City and Long Island as "The Singing Fisherman"

Note 27
Almina (Alice) Hage who was a humpback, married John Terry, who had lost a leg in the Civil War, and used a wooden leg. He was the local constable, and a carpet weaver. Behind their home, which was next door to that of her sister, Cornelia Hage Otto, was a shop in which was installed a large carpet location. John Terry would make carpets on this loom from strips of rags sewn together end to end and rolled into balls, brought to him by customers. Operation of this loom was a fascinating thing for children to watch.