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17th CENTURY IMMIGRANTS TO NEW NETHERLAND & NEW YORKDate: Sun May 4 16:17:05 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Date: Sun May 4 16:17:49 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Date: Tue May 6 09:42:48 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Date: Tue May 6 20:18:56 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Date: Wed May 7 18:08:13 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Notes: Marten Cornelise Van Ysselsteyn and wife Mayke were among the 1st. residents of Schenectady, New York. They sold their property there on Oct. 23, 1668 to Clas Frederickse Van Petten and Cornelis Viele. They then moved to the Claverack, which was then in Albany and then later in Columbia County. His son Cornelis Martens Van Esselsteyn was very prominent in that County and he and sons owned much land. Geertie Van Ysselsteyn and husband Jacobus LeMaitre were Very prominent in Ulster County, N.Y. They were my 5th G. Grandparents.Date: Thu May 8 05:53:19 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Amsterdam, HollandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: b.c1603-04 Amsterdam, Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: d. 03 Sept. 1670 NY Immigrant's Spouse: Anna/Anneken Wallis Source of Information: The New York Genealogical & Biographical RECORD Apr. & Jul 1973,pp.157-160 Immigrant's Children: Johannes Webber Bapt. 20 May 1631, Reformed Nieuw Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland. Anneken Webber Bapt. 11 Dec 1633, Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland. Wolfert Webber, Jr. b. 1634. Barbara Webber Bapt. 19 Mar 1638, Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland. Bartel Webber Bapt. 18 Mar 1638, Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland. Sara Webber Bapt. 23 Oct 1640, Reformed Nieuw Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland. m. (1) in NY Laurens Van Der Spiegel, m (2) in NY Johannes Provoost. Hester Webber Bapt. 06 Mar 1642, Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland. m. in NY, Pieter Abrahamsen VAn Deusen. Arnoldus/Arnout Webber Bapt. 02 Oct 1644, Zuiderkerk, Amsterdam, Holland, m. (1) 25 Aug 1669 in NY, Adrianentje Adrianens, m. (2) 31 Mar 1675 in NY Jannetje Cornelis. Arnout & Adriantje had a son Wolfert Webber. Abraham Webber Bapt. 16 Dec 1648, Nieuw Zijdskapel, Amsterdam, Holland. Notes: Wolfert was called"de jonge" (the young) in Amsterdam Records & Wolfert "de oude" (the old) in New Amsterdam rexords. Marriage Intent published 02 Jan 1630--Wolfert resideing on the Heeregracht in Amsterdam. To New Amsterdam c1649. Land grant 02 Apr 1650 in New Amsterdam. Would like to know what ship Wolfert came to New Amsterdam on? Also list of children born to second generation and marriages. Information is from The New York Genealogical & Biographical RECORD, Apr. & Jul. 1973, pp. 157-160. I also have some information from Genealogical Sketch of The Descendants of Several Branches of the Webber Family, Who Came to New York and New England in the Early Part of the Seventeen Century, By Adolphus Button, Saranac, Michigan, 1878.Revised Date: Fri May 9 14:22:47 1997 Name: Don Watson E- mail: E- mail: dwat6911@aol.com MOVED TO dwat6911@nstar.net Address: Surname of Immigrant: LaRue Given name(s) of Immigrant: Abraham (the Immigrant) Name of Ship: de Trouw Arrival Date: 1678 Origin of Immigrant: Mannheim in der Pfalz, Germany Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1Mar1664 Mannheim, Germany Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 14Jun1712 Harbourton NJ Immigrant's Spouse: 1. Magdeleine Gille 2. Alyte Cresson Source of Information: The Cross & The Dove, by Don H. Watson; Six Generations by Otis Mather. Garret Larew, Civil War Soldier, by Karl Larew. Immigrant's Children: 1st marriage Peter b 17 Mar 1688 Staten Island NY d 1783 Frederick Co VA. 2nd marriage Abraham b 1693 Staten Island NY d 1749 m Harmekie ? James b 1695 d 1771. Daniel b 1697 d 1795 m Ann Praul. David b 1700 d 1732. Isaac b 1710 d 1760. Notes: Traveled with his Uncle Pierre LeRoux and Aunt Jannetje LeRoux, and their children Jacques and Susaana. Pierre died on the voyage. Abraham the Immigrant's father, Abraham of Leiden, Netherlands, was married to Jeanne DuFour 6Dec1658 at Mannheim, and died there in the plague of 1666. The immigrants grandfather, Anthoine, from the sub-province of Lalloeu, France, was married to Jeanne Joquen aka Hoquet, Choquet, and Choquez, on 3Jun1636 in Leiden, Netherlands. Information is also downloadable in Genealogy Forum, File Libraries, as LaRue & Allied Families (gedcom), and as LaRue Family of Mannheim (plain text).. Date: Fri May 9 18:57:02 1997 Origin of Immigrant: EnglandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1605 England Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1668 New York Immigrant's Spouse: Bridget Stone Source of Information: family history Immigrant's Children: Francis Charles Elias Jacob Benjamin William Mary Notes: Received land grant in Maspeth on Long Island from Dutch Governor in 1642. Is listed in family records as Rev. Francis Doughty.Date: Sat May 10 13:40:46 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Baden Wurttemberg GermanyImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Abt 1680 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: Family Records Immigrant's Children: Notes: I do not know if he was married before comming to America.Date: Sun May 11 08:40:37 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Amsterdam , NetherlandsImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Amsterdam, Netherlands June 1,1634 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: N.Y. 1715 Immigrant's Spouse: Eva (Aefje) Bradt Source of Information: Swartwout Chronicles, My Family Bible, Olive tree Ship logs Immigrant's Children: BR Tomys Swartwout he was born abt. 1669 in Berverswyke,New Netherlands He died in Mashaghkemeck, His wife was Elizabeth Gordinier,Born Feb 11,1661/62 Died April13, 1749 In Wiltwyke, New Netherlands BR Antoni Swartwout,Born June 8th, 1661, died 1661 BR Antoni Swartwout Born May 11,1664 in Wiltwyke,New Netherlands, Died Abt. 1700 in Maghaghkemeck,NY Wife Jannetje Coobes,Born June 8,1661/62 In Rensselaerswyke BR Barnardus Swartwout Born April 26,1673 Died ? Wife Rachael Schepmoes,Born 1666-1689, Died 1720-1778 Hendrickje Swartwout,Born 1661,Died ? Husband,Hubert Lambertson BR Cornilia Swartwout, Born,May 17,1667, Died July 4th,1714 in Ulster Co.,NY Husband Hendrick C. Schoonven Born May 6,1652,Kingston,NY,Died Dec. 4,1715,Ulster Co.,NY BR Rachel Swartwout,Born April 10,1669,Died Oct.2,1726 Husband Jacob Kip, Born Aug. 25, 1666 Notes: Date: Sun May 11 13:52:07 1997 Origin of Immigrant: IrelandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Mamakating, Ulster, New York Immigrant's Spouse: Source of Information: IGI Immigrant's Children: simeon Reuben Notes: seekinbg son of Samuel Campbell who immigrated from Londonderry to NH and finally to Mamakating, NY had sons who fought in Rev. war am seeking Simeon my ancestor...these fellows descended from the unfortunate Lord of Auchinbreck of Scotland a bracnh descended from Lord of Argyle Archibald CampbellDate: Sun May 11 14:06:40 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Matlock, Derbyshire, EnglandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1600 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: perhaps Yorkshire, England Immigrant's Spouse: Clemence Source of Information: wills, New York Gen. and Historical Register, family histories Immigrant's Children: Henry Ludlam b. 1635 at Matlock, Derbyshire, England he married Jane Shaw of Southampton Long Island New York he inherited the mill of Southampton and this family were the Puritan heriditary millers and Millrights of Southampton Notes: William Ludlam moved to Southampton Long Island from Matlock Derbys., Eng and his family were the millers of Southampton for several generation until the Revolutionary was they had a coastal vessel the Westhampton which was sold by a later descendant after the war in 1789 and the family of Henry and Silas Ludlow went to the new military territory to settle Ludlowville New York in Cayuga later Tompkins county. My ancestor Samuel Bishop Ludlow walked to Fayette County Indiana in 1819 and I am a member of the Society of Indiana Pioneers thru his efforts. His younger brother West Hampton Ludlow traveled later with out fifth great grandma to Jackson County MI where they settled land in Parma township. The old grandmother buried there is Betsey Starr Ludlow she had been born in Danbury,CT before the war and died and was buried in Campbell cemetery in Jackson county, Parma township in a well cared for cemeter. the death was in 1856. Westhampton was a baptist preacher like his grandfather Micajah Starr of tompkins co.,NY whose name was Micajah Starr.Date: Wed May 14 07:24:17 1997 Origin of Immigrant: ?Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630 - 1640 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: Mary Source of Information: V. Larsen research, NY Historical Societ for 1894 (abstracts of wills), abstracts of wills(NY 1760-1766), Oyster Bay town records (volume vi -1750-17 63) Immigrant's Children: Thomas, m. Elizabeth Weeks Abraham, m. Meribah Harcourt Martha, b. ca. 1702, m. Samuel Cock abt 1729 Notes: Have identified three Abrahams. There may be some mixup between children and dates. Abraham (1) shows up in Oyster Bay, NY as a blacksmith and owned property in O.B. in 1678. Abraham (2) apparently died in O.B. (date unknown). Had children Abraham (3), John, Robert, and Margaret. One of these Abrahams may also have had a daughter named Mary. Date: Fri May 16 19:21:51 1997 Origin of Immigrant: The HagueImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Baptised 1 Jan 1637 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: After 1704, New York Immigrant's Spouse: Apponnonia Barents Kool Source of Information: Scott, Kenneth, 1964, The Vredenburgh Family, NY Gen. & Biog. Record, vol. 95, no. 2, p. 79 - 86. Immigrant's Children: Isaacq, bap. 4 Oct 1665, m. Rachel Bogard Cornelia, bap. 14 Dec 1667, m. Cornelis Martenzen Van Esslestyne Marytje, bap. 3 Nov 1669, d. Bef. 1711, m. Jan Kortregt Johannes, bap. 21 Oct 1671, m. Johanna Monfour de la Montagne Annetie, bap. 8 Oct 1673,d. Bef. Oct. 1721, m. Hendrick Rosenkrans Ariaentie, bap. 8 Dec 1675 Willem, bap. 22 Dec 1677, m. Heyltje Van Etten Elisabeth, b. 1679, m. William Van Varick Abraham, bap. 27 Jan 1682, m. 1)Isabella Paersil 2)Dorathe Coljer Jannetie, bap. 6 Apr 1684, m. Albert Van Garden Rachel, bap. 6 Nov 1687 Notes: Willem Isaacsen Van Vredenburgh was a soldier in the sevice of the Dutch West India Company. By 1661 he was discharged. He lived in the village of Wiltwyck (Kingston) from 1661 to 1663. He married Apollonia Barents Cool, daughter of Jacob Barentsen Cool on 19 Oct 1664, in New Amsterdam (New York). Seven children were born between 1665 and 1675, five were baptised in New Amsterdam. About 1677 they moved to Esopus (Kingston) where three children were baptized.Date: Sat May 17 08:00:42 1997 Origin of Immigrant: FrisnImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1640 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: abt 1683 Immigrant's Spouse: Ytje Reloesfe Source of Information: Letter from a deceased Shuart family researcher Immigrant's Children: Olfert dob abt 1660 Notes: Sjoert may also be found as Shuerdt; he was a "Captain" which I assume made him a military man. Reputedly from Heerenvan, Frisn Son Olfert Sjoerts married Margriet Janszen Clopper in Dutch Reform Church, NY in 1682. Their children: Cornelius, Mariken, Heyljte, Olfert, Aeltje, Ytje, Jan Adolphus and Jan the youngerDate: Tue May 20 18:16:29 1997 Origin of Immigrant: HollandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620? Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: Source of Information: Huguenot History Text (Realms?) Immigrant's Children: Notes: Said to have been registered in Long Island census circa 1673 May have settled New Rochelle area Later emigrated to Canada (Prince Edward County) as United Empire Loyalists circa 1806Name: Susan Ridley E- mail: sridley@uswest.com Address: 13908 69th Ave SE Snohomish, Wa 98296-5226 Surname of Immigrant: Fonda Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jellis Douwese Name of Ship: ? Arrival Date: 1642 Origin of Immigrant: AmsterdamImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1604 Amsterdam Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1662 ? Immigrant's Spouse: Hester Jans Source of Information: Biographical and Historical Sketch - Fonda Family compiled by Colonial Research Bureau Immigrant's Children: Douwe Jellise(1640 - 24 Nov 1700)married Rebecca Conyn in 1666 Greetien(Geertie)(b. 1642) married Tennis Slingerland 9 Apr 1684 Notes: On October 19, 1651, at Renselaerwyck(opposite Albany)the Count gave him permission to distill liquor in Greenbush. Son of Douw Fonda(1580 - ?) who lived in Amsterdam. Date: Fri May 23 08:34:44 1997 Origin of Immigrant: hassell, hollandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1680 in hassell, holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: family records Immigrant's Children: Hendrick g. Lansing d.o.d. July 11, 1709 Notes: lived in albany, ny areaDate: Sat May 24 12:48:56 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Groningehaudt, NLImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1640 ? Groningehaudt NL Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1697 Newcastle DE Immigrant's Spouse: Maire Wessells Source of Information: Family records Immigrant's Children: Jacobus Alricks b abt 1670? Notes: According to family records, Peter Alricks and his Uncle Jacobus Alricks came to NYin 17th C. Dates I have given are gross estimates except death 1697 in Newcastle DE, which I believe is accurate.Date: Sun May 25 18:00:57 1997 Origin of Immigrant: ?Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ? Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: mother-in-law Immigrant's Children: Notes: trying to trace the Van Alstyne ancestry in the upstate region of Schenectady. Mother-in-law seems to be the last of this family line. Her name is Edna Van Alstyne Cornell. Her older sister, Ethel, died a few years ago. Her father's name was Edgar and lived in Ballston Spa. That is all the info I have.Date: Mon May 26 00:50:51 1997 Origin of Immigrant: The NetherlandsImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1630? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: Unpublished Van Horne Family History, Records of 1st Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, records of baptisms and marriages Immigrant's Children: BR Johannes Van Horne, baptised 27 January 1663, married Catharine Mayer Vrouchie Van Horne, baptised 25 January, 1666 married Abram Van Santrout Cornelius J. Van Horne baptized 31 January 1667 married Eltie Van Santrout Garret Van Horne, baptized 17 December 1671 married Altge Provost 2 July 1693 Altge Van Horne baptized 31 October 1673 married John Studd 22 February 1694 Abram Van Horne baptized 20 January 1675, married Maria Provost 6 September, died 1741 Notes: Third child of Abram Van Horne and Maria Provost was Cornelius Van Horne (baptized 16 October 1706) was known as 'The Captain.' Third child of Cornelius Van Horne and his third wife (Hannah Seabrook) also was named Abram Van Horne, also known as 'Sheriff.' Abram was born 28 August, 1738, married firt time to Jan Ten Eyck, second time to Hannah Hoff, lived in Montgmery County, New York. Fifth child of Abram and Hannah was Thomas Van Horne, born 20 December, 1772. I am directly descended from the above. Table of descent available for review by others.Date: Mon May 26 06:22:04 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Katwijk an Rijn, HollandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1615 in Katwijk an Rijn Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: about 1689 Immigrant's Spouse: Grietje ? Source of Information: Ancestry of William Vrooman by Richard Brenneman; 1972 LDS publication Immigrant's Children: Cornelis b. abt 1654, probably died young Anna b. abt 1656, d. after 1725, m. Jan Pieterszen Mebie Maritie b. abt 1658, d. ?, m, Hendrick Brouwer Fytie b. abt 1660, d. ?,m. Marte Van Benthuysen Trynje b. abt. 1662, d. ?. m. John Oliver Notes: Emigrated about 1639 to Fort Orange and then was among the first fifteen patentees of Schenectady in 1662. He was nicknamed de steenbacker from his occupation as a brickmaker. He was fined 500 guilders and banished for three years for seling liquor to the Indians and fined again 125 guilders for swindling a Mohawk Indian. He sold his brickyard in Albany for 350 guilders on 7/28/1681. He died between 10/18/1686 when he signed his will and 5/30/1689 when his inventory was taken. His wife may have been a Mohawk Indian as his daughter Anna e was granted land by the Mohawks in consideration of her mother's relationship to the Wolf clan of the Mohawk.Date: Mon May 26 06:55:17 1997 Origin of Immigrant: HollandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt. 1604 in Van Naarden Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: between 1662 and 1665 in New Amsterdam Immigrant's Spouse: unknown first wife and 2nd wife was Aechtie Jans widow of Abraham Williamszen Source of Information: Ancestry of William Vrooman by Richard Brenneman; 1972 LDS publication Immigrant's Children: by first wife Sara b. abt 1620, d. ?, m. 1st Jan Janszen Schepmoes, m. 2nd William Couck Elizabeth b. abt 1623, d. ?, m. Frederick Symonszen Pieter b. abt 1625, d. ? m. ?, father of Jan Pieterszen b. 1654 who married Anna Borsboom by second wife Marritjen b. 1652, d. ? m. John Bant Jan b. 1654, d. ?, m. Elizabeth Rees Enjeltie b. 1656, d. ?, m. Jan Janszen Mol Metje b. 1658, d. ?, m. Jean Pierrot Caspar b. 1660, d.? , m. Elizabeth Schureman Tryntie b. 1662, d. ?, m1 Hans Spier, m2 Jan Van Horn Notes: Lived on Broad Street in New Amsterdam where he was taxed in 1660. First mention of is in 1647 as witness to birth of Hendrick Ryck. Conjectured to ahve had son Pieter who was father of Jan Pieterzsen Mebie of Schenectady who married Anna Borsboom.Date: Wed May 28 05:09:36 1997 Origin of Immigrant: England or IrelandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1636 England or Ireland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: before July 12, 1707 Flushing, LI, NY Immigrant's Spouse: Mary ??? Source of Information: David Roe & Some of His Descendents by Clarence Almon Torrey/ Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial NY -O'Callaghan Immigrant's Children: Elizabeth b. c1668 d. 12/1699 m: c1688 Samuel Tatem Nathaniel b. c1670 d.?? m: 1) Elizabeth ?? 2) Mercy ? Price John b. c1672 d. bef Oct. 9, 1711 Flushing LI, NY m: 1) ?? Hedger 2) Grace Mills Ward Mary b. c1677 d.?? m: Amos Smith of Jamaica, NY bef. 12/26/1702 Notes: David Roe's farm was on east side of small bay, Queen's Co, LI. named Roe's Cove until 1786. He is said to be buried on his farm.Date: Wed May 28 21:04:01 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Holstein GermanyImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1610 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 14th January 1668, Bergan,NJ Immigrant's Spouse: Utjie Jansen Source of Information: K.A.R.D. Files compiler Judy Dye in Kent, Washington USA Immigrant's Children: Margaret, bapt. on th 23rd of December, 1639 Jans, bapt. on the 31 of March, 1641 mar.Jannetje Jeuriaens on the 13 of October, 1667 2nd. wife was Neeltje Adriaens Hans, bapt. in 1644 mar. Marritje Satyrs 2nd wife was Sarah Vincent Fountaine Note from Lorine: From "New Netherland Connections". The 85th query published in 1996 was about Laurens Duyts, and here is the first paragraph of the reply subsequently published in the May 1998 issue: "1996-85 [Information about Laurens Duyts aka Laurens Grootschoe] Though Laurens' surname indicates that he or his forebears once resided in Germany, in the New World Laurens was considered to be a Dane. Here is the English translation of the marriage intentions that were proclaimed in Amsterdam on 28 August 1638: Laurens Dyijs from Noortstrant, a laborer living at the Brouwersgracht, aged 26 years, with Ytgie Jans from Amsterdam, aged 18 years. This record was located by Pim Nieuwenhuis, and he comments further that Noordstrand was most probably the present-day Nordstrand, an island off shore from Husum in Sleswig Holstein." Further notes from Lorine: According to the Register of the Provincial Secretary 1639 Vol 1: 21 July 1639. Lease. Jonas Bronk to Peter Andriessen and Lourens Duyts, passengers in the ship Fire of Troy, of a plantation on the mainland, opposite the flatland of Manhate [sic] to raise tobacco and maize [full details p. 141 vol. I] There is also quite a scandal involving Laurens as recorded in 1658 in the Council Minutes Vol. VIII, Dutch Manuscripts: 18 Nov. Order for the examination of Geesje Jansen, accused of having had illicit intercourse with Laurens Duyts [full details p. 1038 vol. VIII] 25 Nov. Sentence of whipping and banishment prounced against Ytie Janse for living in adultery with Jan Parcel, alias Botcher [full details p. 1049 vol. VIII] 25 Nov. Sentence. Laurens Duyts of Holstein, for selling his wife, Ytie Jansen and forcing her to live in adultery with another man, and for living himself also in adultery, to have a rope tied around his neck then to be severely flogged, to have his right ear cut off and to be banished for 50 years [full details p. 1051 vol. VIII] 25 Nov. Sentence John Parcell, alias Botcher, of Huntingdonshire, Eng for living in adultery with Ytie Jans, to be placed at the whipping post with two rods in his arm, to be banished for 20 years, and pay a fine of 100 guilders with costs [full details p. 1053 vol. VIII] 25 Nov. Sentence Geesie Jansen, for living in adultery with Laurens Duyts, to be conducted to the whipping post, and fastened thereto, the upper part of her body being stripped naked, and two rods placed in her hand, to be afterwards conducted, in that wise, outside the city gates, and banished the province the term of 30 years, with costs [full details p. 1055 vol. VIII] 30 Nov. Sentence. Iva Dircksen, for adultery, to be conducted to the place where justice is executed, and there to witness the punishments inflicted this day, and then be banished for the term of 50 years [full details p. 1057 vol. VIII]
Date: Thu May 29 13:57:42 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Deventer, HollandImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 24 APR 1627 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Immigrant's Spouse: Maria Hoogeboom Source of Information: The Van Deventer Family by Christobelle Van Deventer Immigrant's Children: Pieter Jansen b 1653, Bunnik, Utrecht, Holland; d. 22 MAR 1686 Adriaantje, b. 1656, Bunnik Mariken, b. 1658, Bunnik Jacobus Jansen, b. 11 MAY 1662/63, Flatbush, Brooklyn; d. abt 1687 Cornelius, 1665/55, New Utrecht, Brooklyn Date: Fri May 30 22:14:28 1997 Origin of Immigrant: Leyden, NetherlandsImmigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt.1610 Roucy,Champagne, France Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1683 New Netherlands Immigrant's Spouse: Margaret Martin Source of Information: Gedeon Merlet,A Huguenot of Staten Island,NY w/some accounts of descendents in the United States and Canada,1662-1907 by Jane Marlett Taft. Immigrant's Children: BR Maria Marlett ch.Nov.11,1646,Leyden,Netherlands BR Josias Marlett,b.1647, Leyden,Netherlands BR Esechias Marlett,ch.July 26 1648,Letden, Netherlands BR Paulas Marlett, b. 1654, Leyden,Netherlands BR Abraham Marlett, b.Jan.6 1656, Mannhiem,Germany BR John Peter Marlett,b. May 2 1658 Mannhiem,Germany Notes: Gideon his wife and chideren joined the Walloon Church in New Amsterdam in April 1663 Gideon was appointed magistrate February 14, 1674
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