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Colonel Peter P. Schuyler was born and raised in what is now Albany, New York near the Rensselaerwyck Mansion. He enlisted in the United States Army in July, 1797. He became Colonel of the 13th Infantry Division on May 12, 1812. He was assigned to the First Military District (Massachsetts-New Hampshire). He served in his father-in-law's division. His first wife was the adopted daughter of Brig. General Cushing.

They had the following children:
Ann who married Dr. Sampson
William who married Margaret Sickles
Maria who married John Deane
Philip who died at a young age
Frances who married Samuel Eddy

After the death of his first wife, Peter Schuyler married
the the sister-in-law of John Hankinson and relocated his family to Natchez, Mississippi. Evidence suggests that the Peter Schuyler family lived at Monmouth Plantation. According to the Census of 1820, there were 8 whites and 12 slaves living at the plantation; 2 white males 26-45 (John Hankinson and Peter Schuyler), 1 white female 26-45 (Mrs. Francis Hankinson; Mrs. Peter Schuyler died in 1819), 1 white male 16-26, 1 white female, 10-16, 2 white males less than 10, 2 white females less than 10 and 1 white foreign born unnaturalized male.

Col. P.P. Schuyler served as the Treasurer of the State of Mississippi from 1818-1821. He was the state's second treasurer.
Peter Schuyler's will was settled by his brother-in-law Abraham Van Vechten. Abraham married Peter's sister Catherine who was born on March 23, 1766.

Peter blev gift med Edith Rusten den 19 maj 1807 i Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Edith blev født i 1789 i Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; døde i 1819 i Natchez, Adams, Mississippi, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]