 She is buried in the cemetery of the Reformed Dutch church in Albany (though all bodies buried there were moved to Albany Rural Cemetery in the early twentieth-century).Bleecker did not write for posterity; she wrote letters to her friends and relatives which contained poems and short stories, which were later collected and published by her daughter.In 1793, a significant part of Bleecker's work, after first appearing in "The New-York Magazine" in 1790 and 1791, was published by her daughter, Margaretta V. Bleecker Faugères, who was also a poet.