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17th CENTURY IMMIGRANTS TO NEW NETHERLAND & NEW YORK
Date: Mon Sep 1 10:45:07 1997
Name: Richard Lee Van Scoy E-
mail: rvscoy@aol.com Address: 284 Shore St.
Falmouth MA. 02540
Surname of Immigrant: Van Schaick
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Cornelis
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: before 1638
Origin of
Immigrant: Westbroek, Province of Utrecht, The
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1610
Westbroek, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1669 New Amsterdam Immigrant's
Spouse: Belitje (Arabe la) Hendrickse Married 1635
Source of Information: Bruce Holland
Immigrant's Children: Hendrikje bp. 7 Jul
1641 d.Bef. 1664 Arie(Adrian)Cornelissen bp. 9 Jul. 1642 d.ca.
1699 Hendrik Cornelissen bp. 1 Sep. 1646 d. ? Lysbeth bp. 10
Oct. 1651
Notes: The father of Cornelis was Adriaen(Aert)
Van Schaick Born about 1580 in Holland
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Date: Mon Sep 1 15:28:28 1997
Name: David Cronk E-
mail: david@kwic.com Address: Box 71 Vittoria, Ontario N0E
1W0 Surname of Immigrant: Syboutsen
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Harck
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: Before 1643
Origin of
Immigrant: Langendyke,District of Zevenwolde,Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620
Langendyke,Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Lng Island?,New York 1681-1684
Immigrant's Spouse: Weyntie Theunis Quick
Source of Information: Cronk Genealogy by Edward
Cronk-references quoted New York Historical Manuscripts, Dutch ,1630 -
64,refers to Reformed Dutch Church records of New York City,published by
New York Genealogical and Biographical society Immigrant's
Children: Teunis bp July 4 1655 at N.A. (59 N.Y,D.C.
Rec.) married there Sept 1679 Sophia Hendrickse Wiltsie,daughter of
Hendrick Marense of Copenhagen,a soldier. At this time resided at Arms
Bowery Newton and she was of Kingston,N.Y. being bp there Dec 11,1660.
This is the first baptism recorded at Kingston Dutch Church page 1. He
later settled at Cortland Manor Westchester Co. Issue.
Notes: Teunis and Sophia Wiltsie had a child
Herck Cronkheit who married Helena Van Wert and had 11 children. Their
sixth child Hendrick Cronkheit married Mary Delange and they had 10
children. Their second child Tunis married Mary Cope of New York (city
area) immigrated to Canada about 1790 to Niagara on the lake and then to
Copetown later St. Williams Ont. in 1793. I they had William Cronk,1780-
Married Miriam Cronkheit. Who had 10 children.
I'm a direct descendant of William. Any persons interested contacting me
to exchange information please email.
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Date: Mon Sep 1 18:04:37 1997
Name: Donald C. La Berteaux E-
mail: donclab@juno.com Address: 5008 Brandlwood Court
Lilburn, Georgia 30047 Surname of Immigrant:
LeBoyteux Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Gabriel Name of Ship: Arrival
Date: Before 1688
Origin of
Immigrant: La Rochelle, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1652, La
Rochelle, France Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1728,Raritan, Landing, NJ 1728
Immigrant's Spouse: Marquise Fleurian (1st) Agnes
Le Brun (2nd)
Source of Information: Research over the past 10
months. Immigrant's Children: Marie B.
4/28/1690 D.?
Elizabeth B> 9/1691 D.?
Marquise B. 2/16/1693 D. 1712-1713
Susanne B. 8/25/1696 D.?
Jeanne B. 4/1698 D.?
Paul B.11/19/1699 D. ?
Gabriel Jr. B. 1702 D. ?
Peter B. 1703 D.?
Jantien B. 1704 D. ?
Benjamin B. 1709 D. ?
Catherine B. 1712 D. ?
Notes: Lived in New York City until about 1702
then moved to New Jersey. Owned land in New Rochelle, N.Y., and was
active in the French Church in New York CityUR
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Date: Wed Sep 3 02:46:43 1997
Name: Ray Vetetoe E-
mail: ray.vetetoe@nashville.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Vidito Given name(s) of
Immigrant: John Name of Ship:
Arrival Date: before 1660
Origin of Immigrant: Condom, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630 Condom,
France Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
oct. 12, 1670 around New York City Immigrant's
Spouse: Jannetizo Jaspers
Source of Information: Familey History
Immigrant's Children: Anna Marie
Jasper
Francois
Jannetie
Pieter
Hester
Thone
John
Notes: Any information that is avalible would be
of great help in searching the family lineage back.
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Date: Wed Sep 3 22:44:30 1997
Name: Todd Bontecou E-
mail: mandw@blissnet.com
Address: P.O. Box 2448
Jackson, WY 83001 Surname of Immigrant:
Bontecou Given name(s) of Immigrant: Pierre
Bontecou Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1689
Origin of
Immigrant: La Rochelle, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: before
1640 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
before 1724, New York City, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Marguerite Collinot
Source of Information: The Ancestry of Daniel
Bontecou compiled by John E. Morris, 1887 Immigrant's
Children: Marguerite Bontecou; b-before 1684, d?, married
Stephen Perdriau 16 July,1699
Peter Bontecou; b-before 1680, d-after 1702
Sara Bontecou; b-before 1684, d-May, 1757; married Alexander
Resseguie 19 Oct, 1709
Daniel Bontecou; b-1681,d-Nove, 1773, married Marianne Machet about
1712
Susanne Bontecou; b-before 1684; d-after Sept, 1724
Marie Bontecou; b- 21 July, 1690; d-?
Rachael Bontecou; b - 21 July, 1690; d-?
Timothy Bontecou; b - 17 June, 1693; d - 14 Feb, 1784; married Mary
"Mary" who died 1735; married Mary Goodrich 29 Sept, 1736
Notes: aliases: Bontekoe (original Dutch),
Bondecoux, Bonticow, Bontecoe, Bonticout,
Bontecoux, Bontecour. Were fugitives from Isle of Re in France.
Prior to that resided in La Rochelle, France. They came to New York when
Jacob Leisler had the government. Pierre and his wife's remains were
buried in the
chruchyard of the old Huguenot Church in Pine Street - L'Eglise du Saint
Esprit
which were later removed to St. Marks chruchyard, Stuyvesant Place and
Second Ave.
Daniel Bontecou informed M. du Simitiere in 1770 that he was born
at La Rochelle from the descendant of the famous Dutch navigator
Bontecoe.
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Date: Thu Sep 4 05:34:05 1997
Name: Nancy Pigott Loughlin E-
mail: loughlin@mediaone.net
Address: 6123 Post Oak Rd. W.
Surname of Immigrant: Wyckoff
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Pieter Claesen
Name of Ship: Rensselaerswyck
Arrival Date: 1637
Origin of
Immigrant: Boda, Island of Oland, Sweden
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 6 Jan 1624/25,
Boda, Island of Oland, Sweden Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 30 Jun 1694,Amersfoort, Long Island, N.Y.
Immigrant's Spouse: Margrietje Cornelis Van
Ness
Source of Information: 17th Century Immigrants to
N.Y. Registry; Family Pedigree Charts Immigrant's
Children: !. Willemptje Wyckoff
2. Nicholas ( or Clas Pieterse) Wyckoff b. 1646 d. 1704
3. Margrietje Wyckoff b.1648
4. Annetje Wyckoff b. bef. 27 Nov. 1650
5. Mayken Wyckoff b.bef. 19 Oct. 1653
6. Cornelius Wyckoff b. Abt. 1656
7. Hendrick Wyckoff b. Abt. 1658
8. Geertje Wyckoff b. Abt. 1660
9. Garret Wyckoff b. 1662
10. Marten Wyckoff b. 1663
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Date: Fri Sep 5 13:01:46 1997
Name: WELTY E-mail:
HWelty@compuserve.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: SCHENK Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Johannes Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: 1683
Origin of Immigrant: Gelderland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 19 Sep
1656 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
Bushwick, LI 5 Feb 1748 Immigrant's
Spouse: Magdalena de Maes
Source of Information: Book by Julius LLOYD,
Dixon Ill, 1880 Immigrant's Children:
Johannes Schenk b. 4/30/1691 LI, d. 4/1/1729
Margareta S. b.6/12/1687 d. 1721
Abraham S. b. 1/31/1697 m. Sarah Bogart
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Date: Sun Sep 7 10:44:14 1997
Name: Schermerhorn, Bill E-
mail: Bill12242@AOL.com
Address: 24 Glenwood Court
Ballston Lake, NY 12019
Surname of Immigrant: Schermerhorn
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jacob Janse
Name of Ship: Rensselearswyck
Arrival Date: 8 Oct 1636
Origin of
Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1622---
Schermerhorn, Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1689--Schenectady,NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Jannetie Egmont
Source of Information: Schermerhorn Genealogy
(1914), Pearson's Albany Settlers, ETC. Immigrant's
Children: Ryer-b. 1652,(Ariaantje |
Jannetie b. 1672
Simon--b.1658 (Willempie Viele) m.Casper Springsteen
Helena-b.1660 ( Myndert Van der Bogart) | Neeltje b. 1674
Jacob-b. 1661 (Gerritie Van Buren) m.Barent Ten Eyck
Machtelt-b. 1663 (Johannes Beekman) | Lucas-b. 1676
Cornelius-b1668 (Maritie Van Buren) m.Eliz. Damen
Date: Mon Sep 8 04:22:18 1997
Name: Roedy van der Heul E-
mail: R.Heul@elsevier.nl
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: De Mill (De Mis ????) Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Anthony Name of
Ship: De Gevulde Bever (Gilded Bever) Arrival
Date: ?? May 1658
Origin of
Immigrant: Haarlem, The Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1625 Haarlem,
The Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1689 Nyc, Ny,Ny Immigrant's
Spouse: Elizabeth van der Liphorst
Source of Information: Family Tree Maker's
Genealogy Immigrant's Children: Isaac de
Mill, married Sarah van Syssen Dec 17, 1684 in Nyc,Ny,NY
Maria de Mill, born July 11,1655 in Amsterdam,Holland;married
Bouwen Loen November 4,1674.
Annne de Mill, born August 2, 1657 in Amsterdam,Holland; married
Hendrick Vanderburg November 17, 1677.
Pieter de Mill, born October 12, 1661 in New Amsterdam,N.Y. married
Marie van der Heul November 19, 1687.
Sarah de Mill, born December 30, 1663 in New Amsterdam, N.Y.,N.Y.;
married Isaac Kip October 20, 1686
Anthony de Mill, born January 14, 1665/66 in Nyc,N.Y.,N.Y.
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Date: Mon Sep 8 08:44:03 1997
Name: Betty-Lu Burton E-
mail: bigburma@juno.com
Address: 614 Hicks St
Lonoke,AR 72086 Surname of Immigrant:
Huyck Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jan
Name of Ship: The Sea Gull ?
Arrival Date: 1625
Origin of
Immigrant: Nymegen,Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1590
Wesel,Germany Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: bef 1657 New Netherlands Immigrant's
Spouse: Lizabeth Peters
Source of Information: A collection of Historical
and family records Immigrant's Children:
Andries Hanse Huyck born abt 1647 New Netherlands:will proved
1705,Albany:Spouse Catrijn Lambertse VAN VALKENBURG
Notes: Other possible spelling of last
name:Huygen, Huygens, Huick
Father's name:Henrick Huyck
Jan was a comforter to the sick 1625-abt 1627, and a storekeeper
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Date: Mon Sep 8 21:43:33 1997
Name: Michael Cantine E-
mail: MCantine@aol.com Address: 167 Summit Ave
Montclair, NJ 07043 Surname of Immigrant:
Cantine or Quantain Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Moyses Quantain Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before
1689
Origin of Immigrant: Royan, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: c 1650
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1744
Marbletown, NY Immigrant's Spouse: 2nd
Elizabeth Deyo
Source of Information: Decendants of Moses
Cantine by Alice Cantine Huntington Immigrant's
Children: Peter Cantine b 1693
Notes: Lived in Ulster County, NY. Towns
included: New Paltz, Kingston
and Marbletownn NY.
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Date: Sat Sep 13 12:06:35 1997
Name: Ken Corson E-
mail: corsonjk@aol.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Jansen Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Carsten Name of Ship:
DeBever (1656) Arrival Date: 20 Dec 1656
Origin of Immigrant: unknown
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Early
1600's Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
? Immigrant's Spouse: Barbara ?
Source of Information: Filby's Ships Passenger
Lists Immigrant's Children: Wife Barbara ?
Two sons John & Peter
Notes: Carsten Jansen lived in Gravesend and for
a time in Flatbush on Long Island, (what is now New York)
Carsten's name had various spellings-both Carsten & Jansen. After the
British took over the sons names evolved to John and Peter Corson. Both
boys moved to Southern Jersey 1693-4.
The name appears in Gravesend Town Records and Flatbush Town Records from
1657 into the 1700's.
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Date: Mon Sep 22 22:54:32 1997
Name: David Alquest E-
mail: DAAlquest@aol.com
Address: 8172 River Drive
Houston, Texas 77017 Surname of Immigrant:
Van Sycklen Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Ferdenandus Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1652
Origin of
Immigrant: Zeeland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1635 in
Zeeland, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1712 in Long Island, Kings Co., NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Eva Antonis Jansen Van
Salee
Source of Information: (Books CD Rom) Early
Settlers of Kings County, Long Island - Famous Families of New York - A
Sweet and Alien Land, New York - New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch -
World Family Tree Maker Immigrant's Children:
Cornelia Van Sycklin, born about 1678, Spouse Jan Cornelius Banta
Jannetie Van Sycklin, born about 1672, Spouse Adrian (Lane) Laen
Margrieje Van Sycklin, born about 1663, Spouse Jan Albertse Terhune
Reinier Van Sycklin, born about 1661, died before 1707, Spouse
Jannetje Vanhooren Ferdinandes Jun Van Sycklin, born 1663, Spouse
Mary Lane Eva Van Sycklin, born about 1670, Spouse John Berdan
Johannes Van Sycklin, born 1673, Spouse Jannetje Susanna Van
Sycklin, born before 1681, Spouse Jan C. Banta
Notes: The Van Sycklin patronymic varies
considerably - Van Siclen, Van Sicklen, Van Sycklen, Van Sickler, Van
Sickle, Van Sickel, Van Syckle, etc. The American line of the ancient
Dutch family with Norman and Belgian roots generated from Ferdenandus or
Ferdinando who came to New Amsterdam at the age of 17 in 1652.
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Date: Thu Sep 25 11:52:10 1997
Name: Chris Cronin E-
mail: Fabrisia@juno.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Haring/Harring Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Pieterson Haring Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: between
1633 - 1662
Origin of Immigrant: Hoorn,
Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 12/16/1633
Hoorn, Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 12/7/1683 Long Island, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Margrietie Cozyns
Source of Information: The Rise of the Dutch
Republic; Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography by Franklin Burdge;
Pictures from Holland Immigrant's Children:
Peter Janzsen born 8/13/1664, died after 1726, married Margaret Jans
Bogart 12/4/1687 Harlem, NY
Vrouetye born 5/3/1667, died after 1705, married Teunis Quick
Cozyn born 3/3/1669, died 1743, married Maria Blauvelt before 1694
Cornelis born 3/4/1672, died after 1737, married Catherine Flierbloom
1694
Brechie born 7/4/1675, died 1708, married Teunis Douwe Talema
Mary born 9/27/1679, married Jacob Flierbloom 1695
Abraham born 11/24/1681, died 3/18/1772, married Derichea Talema
6/25/1707
Notes: Jan Pieterson Haring was one of three sons
of Pieter Haring. Jan Pieterson was the owner of the Haring Farm on
Manhatten Island, NY which consisted of 100 acres. Peter Janszen, son of
Jan Pietersen, changed the spelling of the last name to Harring; he owned
a portion of the Haring Farm; was a County Judge and represented Orange
County.
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Date: Thu Sep 25 12:54:19 1997
Name: Rena Forinash E-
mail: forinash@scvnet.com
Address: Rena Forinash
26611 Balerna Dr.
Saugus, CA 91350-2305 Surname of Immigrant:
SY, SIE, SEE Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Isaac Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 22 Oct 1674
Origin of
Immigrant: France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1634
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: bef 1698
Immigrant's Spouse: Esther SY (a cousin)
Source of Information: NYB&G, 1979, Vol
110:2:100 Immigrant's Children: Peter
SIE: b 1668, Mannheim, Karlsruhe Baden, Germany
Jacobus SIE: B:16 Oct 1670, Mannheim, Karlsruhe Baden, Germany
c: 23 Oct 1670, "
d:aft 1735
buried: Old Dutch Church, Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown,
Westchester, NY
M: Catharina STORM Mar 1699 in the Dutch Church,
Philipsburgh, Westchester, NY
Susanna SIE: b: 29 Apr 1672, Mannheim, Karlsruhe Baden, Germany
c: 1 May 1672, "
d: died young
Esther SIE: b: 23 Apr 1673, Mannheim, Karlsruhe Baden, Germany
c: 27 Apr 1673, "
m: David STORM Mar 1694 Philipsburgh, Westchester,
NY
Simon SIE: b: 1679, Staten Island, NY
c: 18 May 1679, Flatbush, Brooklyn, Kings, NY
d: died young
Isaac SIE: b: 1681, Staten Island, NY
m: Antje CRANCKHEIT/LENT, Phillips Manor, Westchester,
NY
Notes: The SY, SIE, SEE Family stayed in
Westchester County, NY mostly although there
was a branch that went to NJ and DE. Several of the men served in
the Rev. War and many are buried in the Old Dutch Burying Ground
at Sleepy Hollow Cemtery in Tarrytown. I have a lot of info on these
people
and am willing to share. Interested in trying to get farther back in the
French/
German records.
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Date: Thu Sep 25 15:55:24 1997
Name: Paul Lane E-
mail: lane 1 @
MARSHALL, EDU Address: Paul Lane
5220 Irwin Rd.
Huntington, WV 25705 Surname of Immigrant: le
Maitre Given name(s) of Immigrant: Claude
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1652
Origin of Immigrant:
Artois, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620 Artois,
France Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1682, New Harlem, NY Immigrant's Spouse:
Hester du Bois
Source of Information: Aunt Ruby de la Matre from
research in 1920s Immigrant's Children: Isaac
de la Matre
Notes: Used name Claude de la Matre in America
Lived in New Harlem, NY, FlatBush, NY and apparently Long Island
I would like information of his life in France and in NY.
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Date: Thu Sep 25 20:55:40 1997
Name: David Alquest E-
mail: DAAlquest@aol.com
Address: 8172 River Drive
Houston, Texas 77017 Surname of Immigrant:
Van Salee Given name(s) of Immigrant: Antony
Jansen "The Turk" Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1630
Origin of
Immigrant: Salee or Fez, Morocco
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1607
Morocco Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1676 Long Island, Kings County, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Grietje Reyniers
Source of Information: Books and CD Rom - Early
Settlers of Kings County, Long Island, Bergin - Famous Families of New
York, Hamm - O'Callaghan's History Vol 1 - A Sweet and Alien Land New
York, Van Der Zee - New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch, Van Laer -
Van Sicklen World Family Tree Maker, Broderbund
Immigrant's Children: Eva Antonis Jansen Van
Salee born 1641, Spouse Ferdinando Van Sycklen 1635-1712 Annica
Jansen Van Salee, Spouse Thomas Southard Cornelia Jansen Van Salee
born about 1638 died before 1666, Spouse Willem Jansen Van Borcklo 1617-
1647 Sara Jansen Van Salee, Spouse John Emans
Notes: Antony Jansen Van Salee was the son of a
Dutch buccaneer, Jan Jansen (born in Amsterdam in the late 1500's) and a
Moroccan mother. Antony was born in the port of Fez but lived in Sale
before he immigrated to New Amsterdam in 1630. This tall, dark, and
muscular rogue, who was wild and forceful, was known as "The Turk" or as
the "Troublesome Turk" in some historical documents. He married Grietje
Reiners (Reyniers) a bar maid from Amsterdam who arrived in New Amsterdam
in 1633 on the 'Southberg'. History paints them as an extremely colorful
couple with questionable reputations. They were involved in many petty
slander suits. However, their four daughters were quite respectable and
married into prominent families.
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Date: Fri Sep 26 08:48:28 1997
Name: Teresa Burrowes Bloomingdale
E-mail: humor@ix.netcom.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Burrowes Given name(s) of
Immigrant: John Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: 24 Oct. 1635
Origin of Immigrant: Barnstable, D. England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1611 or 1612,
Barnstable, D. England Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Aug. 1678, Newtown, Q. New York, USA
Immigrant's Spouse: Joanna Jessup
Source of Information: Broderbund Software;
Family Tree Maker, Immigrants to the New World 1600--1800
Immigrant's Children: (Spouse: Joanna
Jessup)Edward Burrowes: b. 1655, Newtown, Q. New York; d. 1705/06,
Jamaica, LI, NY.
Notes: Married: 1650, Weatherfield, H. Conn.
Patriarch of prominent family, many descendants fought in the
Revolutionary War.
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Date: Fri Sep 26 13:13:37 1997
Name: Paul Lane E-
mail: lane1@marshall.edu
Address: 5220 Irwin Road
Huntington, WV 25705
Surname of Immigrant: de la Matre or le
Maitre Given name(s) of Immigrant: Claude
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1652
Origin of Immigrant:
Artois, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620 Artois,
France Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1682 New Harlem, NY USA Immigrant's Spouse:
Hester du Bois
Source of Information: Aunt Ruby de la Matre from
research 8n 1920s Immigrant's Children: Isaac
de la Matre
Notes: Used name Claude de la Matre in America.
Lived in New Harlem, NY,
and apparently Long Island. I would like information of his life in
France and in NY.
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Date: Tue Sep 30 08:00:09 1997
Name: David G. Wilson E-
mail: dwilson@atl.mindspring.com Address: 6575 Amberglades Lane
Atlanta, GA 30328-2801 Surname of Immigrant:
Van Meteren Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Jans Name of Ship: Fox Arrival
Date:
Origin of Immigrant:
London, England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Before
1660 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1706,
West Jersey, NJ Immigrant's Spouse: Sara
DuBois
Source of Information: Family tradition
Immigrant's Children: Jans Joosten Van Meter
b. 14 Oct 1683, Kinston NY
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Date: Wed Oct 1 23:14:21 1997
Name: Vernon Mehner Ninneman E-
mail: ninneman@gte.net Address: 1741 Armour Ln.
Redondo Beach, Ca.
90278-4708 Surname of Immigrant: Wyckoff
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Pieter Claesen
Name of Ship: Rensselaerswick
Arrival Date: 06 April 1637
Origin
of Immigrant: Monnickendaw, North Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 06 June 1625
Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 30 June 1694 - Amersfoort, L.I. NY.
Immigrant's Spouse: Gristje van Ness
Source of Information: Book, The Wyckoff family
in America. Page 168 list my Grandfather Immigrant's
Children: Willemptje Wyckoff. Nicholas Wyckoff b 1646
Margrietje Wyckoff b Abt 1648
Annetje Wyckoff b Bef 27 Nov 1650 -Mayken Wyckoff b Bef 19 Oct 1653.
Cornelius Wyckoff b Abt 1656. Hendrick Wyckoff b Abt 1658.
Geertje Wyckoff b Abt 1660. Garret Wyckoff b Abt1662.
-Marten Wyckoff b Abt 1663. Jan Wyckoff b 16 Feb 1664/65.
Notes: George Mehner was born Ohio twsp, Herkimer
Co. NY.
I have his marriage Certificate. He died in Aberdeen SD.
I have his and his wifes (death Certificates). He was married to
Lydia E. Carpenter.
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Date: Fri Oct 3 12:50:03 1997
Name: Agnes Chambers E-
mail: jchambers@nwohio.com
Address: 1950 Tiffin Road Fremont, OH 43420
Surname of Immigrant: Reyersz
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Adriaen
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1646
Origin of Immigrant:
Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: before
1646 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 24
Nov 1710 Immigrant's Spouse: Anntje Martense
Schenck
Source of Information: Ryerson Genealogy &
Early Settlers of Kings County Immigrant's
Children: Jannetje Adrianse b 25Jul1660 m. 1683 Jacobus
Hegeman Elbert Adrianse b 14 Aug 1663 m 18 Apr 1689 Catalyntje
Remson Vanderbeeck Marten Adrianse b 9 Mar 1668 m Sarah Remson
Nargaret (orGrietje) Adrianse
b Mar 1670 Sarah b 9 Jun 1672 d.y. Reyer Adrianse b 28 May 1673
d.y. Neeltje Adrianse b 7 Dec 1675 m William Hoogland Reyer
Adrianse b 31 Mar 1678 d.y. Abraham Adria;nse bp 21 Nov 1680
Sarah Adrianse bjp21 Nov 1680 (twin with Abraham)
m Hendrick :Hoogland Reyer Adrianse b 6 May 1683 Gosen Adrianse
bp 29 Apr 1685/86 m. Femmetje Vanderbilt
Notes: Elbert Adrianse, son of Adriaen Reyersz,
adopted surname Adriaence (since Adriance). His brother Martin's
descendants are Ryerson and Ryerse. Adriaen's son Martin is ancestor of
Martense families.
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Date: Sun Oct 5 13:55:21 1997
Name: Ginny Notaro E-
mail: rvnotaro@worldnet.att.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Viele Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Aernout Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: Bap. 27 May 1640
Origin of Immigrant: New Amsterdam
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: May 1640 New
Amsterdam Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
circa 1704 N.Y Immigrant's Spouse: Gerritje
Gerritse Vermeulen
Source of Information: The Family of Viele-
Kathlyne Knickerbacker Viele, Dictionary of American Biography vol. x pg
267, baptismal records Immigrant's Children:
Maria Aroutse b.? (1) Mathys Vrooman, 1683 (2) Douve Aukes DeFresse
1685 d. Feb. 9, 1690
Willemtje b.? (1) Symon Schermerhorn before 1684 (2)Levinus Winne
June 20, 1699 (3) Johannes Van Hoesen, June 19, 1709
Cornelis Arentsen. b.? (1) Maria Adolffs(DeGroot) Sept. 28,1688 (2)
Catharina Bogardus April 23, 1693 d. 1709 or before.
Jacomyntje b? m. Abraham Abrahamsen N.Y.C 1692 died 1754
Gerret b. ? m. Janneken Hendrix Van Feurden 1693 d.
1730
Aernout b.? m. Elizabeth Hendrix Van Feurden before 1704 d. before
Dec, 30, 1705
Philip, b. June 17, 1679 m. Antje Pieterse Louw, April 20, 1701 at
Kingston N.Y. Will proved 1761
Susannna b.? m. Johannes Hieronymus Wendel, June 6, 1708 in Albany
My direct ancestor is Philip.
Notes: Too much info. to include. Will accept
queries.
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Date: Mon Oct 6 12:08:23 1997
Name: Mary Belvill Coen E-
mail: mecoen@ria.net Address: 109 Willow Valley
Lamar CO 81052 Surname of Immigrant:
Belleville Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Jean Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1660-70
Origin of
Immigrant: St. Martin, Island of Re, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1650 St
Martin, Ille de Re, France Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1710-20 Midwout, Staten Is, New York
Immigrant's Spouse: Hester Casier
Source of Information: Jean Belleville the
Huguenot His Descendants by Paul B. Taylor Immigrant's
Children: Hester Casier, Sluis Flanders m. 4 Mar 1677
Jean Jr 3 Nov 1677 d. ? N Y
Phillip 25 May 1679 d 1736 Delaware
Mary 1686 NY - ?
Notes: Last name with various spellings -
Belvill, to Belleville and first name Jean, Johannes, and John. Appears
they sailed from Holland, or Germany. Family history is very good in
this country as referenced in the book by Paul Belville Taylor, 1973, and
substantial information in Europe. However, the name of the Sailing
vessel, escapes us, or the particular years. first record in this country
is 04 Nov 1670.
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Date: Wed Oct 8 15:47:47 1997
Name: Al. Jamieson E-
mail: jamieson@voyageur.ca
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Texel Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Cornelius Jensen Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before
1624
Origin of Immigrant: Isle of Texel
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1600 Isle of
Texel Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
date? probably Long Is. N.Y. Immigrant's
Spouse: Cantoneras,daughter of Wyandance,Sachem of Long
Is.
Source of Information: Van Tassel & Allied Lines
1574-1974 by Mary M. [Van Tassel] Pazurik Immigrant's
Children: Jan Cornelius, born 1625, died 1704. Married
Annetje Alberts, daughter of Albert [and Grietja Stevenkonin] Alberts.
Jan baptized June 3 1640. Members of Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow
when organized about 1697 [at one time a Deacon and at another Elder of
the Church.
Notes: Jan Cornelius lived at Midwond [Flatbush],
Long Island. It was there that he married and his 8 known children were
born; Catrina ab. 1664, Cornelius ab. 1667, Sara ab. 1670, Grietje ab.
1672, Jacob bapt. 7/23/1676, Jan bapt. 5/1/1678, Willem bapt. 10/6/1678,
& Annetje bapt. 10/9/1673.
Of interest;
- the owner of the general store and his daughter [Ichabod Crane's
girlfriend] in Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow were Van
Texels [Van Tassels].
-there were 58 Van Tassel tombstones in the Sleepy Hollow Churchyard in
1895.
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Date: Wed Oct 8 21:04:27 1997
Name: Molly Van Meter E-
mail: tahlulah@charm.net
Address: 630 Jasper Street
Baltimore, MD 21201 Surname of Immigrant:
Van Meteren Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jan
Joosten Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1653
Origin of
Immigrant: Guelderland, Netherlands, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630
Guelderland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 13 June 1706 Burlington Co., NJ
Immigrant's Spouse: Macyke Hendricksen
Source of Information: Dale R. Lutz
Immigrant's Children: Joost Jan(sen) Van
Meteren, born 1652, died 13 January 1706, Married Sarah Du Bois
Notes: He lived for a time (c.1653) in Wyltwick,
Ulster, NY.
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Date: Mon Oct 13 19:22:59 1997
Name: Daphne N. Richey E-
mail: drichey@compusmart.ab.ca
Address: Box 12, Site 270, R.R.#2
Stony Plain, AB, Canada
T7Z 1X2 Surname of Immigrant: Du Trieux
(Truax) Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Philip Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: before 1624
Origin of
Immigrant: a Walloon born in Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1585
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Albany,
(?) Immigrant's Spouse: 1st - Jacqueline
NOIRET; 2nd - Susanna Du SCHEENE
Source of Information: Cousin Hazel Clark/she got
it from Schenectady Co. Historical Soc./a book about NY - Hudson and
Mohawk Valleys Immigrant's Children:
Philip b. 1619
Madeline b. 1620
Rebecca b. ? mar. Simon Simonse Groot
Sarah b.1622 in Holland m. Isaac De Forest 01 Mar 1641 NY
Susanna bc 1624 in Holland m. Evert Janse Wendel 31 Jul 1644 Albany
Rachel bc 1636 at NY m.(1)Hendrich VanBommel (2)Dirk Janse De Groot
Isaac bp 21 Apr 1642 at NY m. Maria Brouwer (Schenectady?)
Jacob bp 07 Dec 1645 at NY m. Lysbeth Post (NY?)
Abraham bp 31 Jul 1644
Notes: Philip married Jacqueline NOIRET 11 Apr
1615 at Holland
He married Susanna De Scheene 07 Jul 1621 at (?)eyden, Holland
Philip had at least the first five children by his first wife -
Jaqueline NOIRET.
It looks like those children emigrated to the US with their father
and his second wife.
Rachel was first child of Susanna and Philip.
Philip's name changes from:
Philippe Du TRIEUX to Philip Du TRIOUX to Philip TRUAX
They seem to have lived mostly in Schenectady and Albany and
New York
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Date: Tue Oct 21 21:33:39 1997
Name: Leesa McKeon E-
mail: vcsmith@dnet.net Address: P. O. Box 310
Cashiers, North Carolina 28717 Surname of
Immigrant: Morrell Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Thomas Name of Ship:
Arrival Date: BTW. 1660 and 1704
Origin of Immigrant: Mespat Kills, England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1704, Newtown,
Long Island, NY Immigrant's Spouse: Hannah
Ann Gleane
Source of Information: Carter County & Sullivan
County, TN. Genealogy History Books Immigrant's
Children: b: abt. 1662
b: 1688 in Long Isl. NY. d: 1732 in Hopewell,
NJ
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Date: Wed Oct 22 23:09:23 1997
Name: John Rosenkrans E-
mail: rosenkra@phnx.uswest.net
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: HENDRICKSEN (ROSENKRANS)(ROSENKRANZ)
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Harmon Herman
Hendrick Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1657
Origin of
Immigrant: Bergen or Bergesell, Norway
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 29 Nov 1630 or
1634 Bergen, Norway Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1697 Rochester, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Magdalene Diricksen Volckersen
Source of Information: Norwegian Immagrants in
New York 1630-1674 and "The Rosenkrans Family in Europe and America" by
Allen Rosenkrans, 1900 AD Immigrant's
Children: Alexander Rosenkrans b.4-12-1661 Kingston,NY
d.6-1746 m. Marreetjen DePue(DePuy)Rochester, NY
Annatje Rosenkrans bap.8-27-1662 Kingston,NY d.young
Rachel Rosenkrans bap.8-21-1663Kingston,NY d.bef.1720 m.Gysbert
VanGarden Rochester,NY
Harmanus(Harmen)Rosenkrans bap.5-2-1666 Kingston,NY d.? m.?
Anna Rosenkrans b.abt.1668 d.? m.Humphrey Davenport Rochester, NY
Hendrick Rosenkrans b.abt.1670 d.? m.Annetje Vredenburg 2m.Antje
Dulliva
Christina Rosenkrans b.abt.1671 d.? m.Cornelius Hendricksen
Kertregt(Courtright)
Dirk Rosenkrans b.? d.? m.Wintje Kierstede
Sarah Rosenkrans b.? d.? m.?
Notes: Harmon Hendrick Rosenkrans b.11-29-1630 or
1634 settled in Ulster Co., NY and family moved around to Rochester and
Kingston, NY and later Alexander Rosenkrans settled in 1745 in Walpack,
NJ
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Date: Sat Oct 25 14:59:44 1997
Name: James Hamilton Whitelaw E-
mail: whitelaw@his.com Address: 4536 Reno Rd. NW
Washington, DC 20008 Surname of Immigrant:
Van Wyck Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Cornelius Barentse Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1667
Origin of
Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: early
1600's Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
? Immigrant's Spouse: Anna Polhemus
Source of Information: The Van Wyck Family,
Desendants of Cornelius Barentse Van Wyck and Anna Polhemus by Anna Van
Wyck, 1912 Immigrant's Children:
Theodorus, b. Sept. 17, 1668; d. Dec. 4, 1753, m. April 29, 1693,
Margaretia Brinkerhoff,
Marritje, m. July 26, 1690, Martin Hendrickse Wiltse.
Johannes, bap. Jan. 17, 1677; d. 1734; m. Phebe Kortright.
Aeltjie, Bap. Oct. 5, 1679
Anna, bap. Jan. 16, 1685
Elizabeth, bap. Jan. 16, 1685, m. Oct. 15, 1706, adrian Hegeman.
Adriantje, bap. Sept. 9, 1688, d. before 1714; m. May 12, 1712,
Joseph Hegeman Jr.
Notes: Cornelius Barentse Van Wyck, from whom
most of the van Wycks in America descend, was born in Holland, and
emigrated to this country, A.D. 1660. He settled at Midwout, now
Flatbush, on the west end of Long Island, and was one of the patentees of
that tract of land. His name appears on the tax list as early as 1604
when he bought 100 acres of land on the east side of land owned by
Johannes Christofel. The farm of 100 acres has been located as being
about 1000 feet south of the old Dutch church and running to the old
Coney Island Road, Ave. A, now called Albemarle Road, runs through the
center of it.
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Date: Mon Oct 27 21:03:51 1997
Name: David L. Bush E-
mail: bush@uit.net
Address: 406 N.E. Keystone Drive
Lee's Summit, Missouri 64086 Surname of
Immigrant: van den Bosch Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Wouters Name of
Ship: De Trouw Arrival Date: 12
Feb 1659
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1638
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
Immigrant's Spouse: Arents Arentje
Source of Information: Family History Book (Book
of Learn) Immigrant's Children: Children by 1
st wife (Arentje Arents)
Sophie b 1654 Holland m Gisbrecht Jans van Dyk
Lambert Jansen b 17 Nov 1660 NY m Titje/Feytje Barents
Hendrick Jansen b30 Mar 1663 d 1715/18 m1 Marie DuBois m2 Ariantje Keyser
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Date: Tue Oct 28 11:10:26 1997
Name: Billie Jo Richter E-
mail: b.j.rich@juno.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: SAYRE Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Thomas Name of Ship:
John and Mary Arrival Date: before 1639
Origin of Immigrant: Leighton Buzzard,
Bedfordhshire, England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1597
England Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1671 Southampton, Suffolk Co. NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Margaret ALDRICH
Source of Information: The SAYRE FAMILY HISTORY
by Theodore Banta Immigrant's Children:
Damaris Sayre,b.ca 1625 d.1691 spouse: David Atwater
Francis Sayre,b. 1628 d.? spouse: Sarah Wheeler
Daniel Sayre b. 1633 d.1707 spouses:Hannah Foster, Sarah?
Joseph Sayre b. 1635 d.1694 spouse: Martha ?
Job Sayre b. 1637 d.1694 spouses: Sarah ?, Hannah Raynor
Howell
Mary Sayre b.ca 1640 d.ca1670 spouse: Benjamin Price
Hannah Sayre b. 1654
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Date: Wed Oct 29 06:12:33 1997
Name: Diana E. Barrett E-
mail: Diana_Barrett@Amway.com
Address: 33 College Ave. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Surname of Immigrant:
DeMotte Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Michael Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1666
Origin of
Immigrant: Probably France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ?
Immigrant's Spouse: Annetje Westbroeck
Source of Information: Early Kingston, NY church
records: Versteeg's translation of the Kingston Papers, Vol. I & II
Immigrant's Children: Maria b. 10/22/1678
sp. Hendrick Adrianense Aten
Matthias b. about 1680
sp. Margaret Brinckerhoff
Johannes bp. 10/8/1682
sp. Marietje Aten
Dirck bp. 9/21/1684 m. 1709 d. 7/14/1753
sp Christina Haff (Hof) b. 8/5/1683
Michael bp. 1/1/1687
sp. Dina Blauw
Notes: The DeMotte name appears as Mot, Mott,
DeMoedt, DeModt in early records. Michael's name is in a list of
citizens who failed to appear to take the oath of English citizenship
when it was administered en masse. The children of Michael DeMotte had
their families in Jamaica, Queens, Long Island, NY and New Jersey.
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Date: Sun Nov 2 14:32:31 1997
Name: Loni Kantor E-
mail: lmkst40@pitt.edu Address: Loni Kantor
1824 Shaw Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Surname of Immigrant:
Bosch Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jan
Name of Ship: Fox Arrival
Date: 1662
Origin of Immigrant:
Holland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: The
Netherlands, before 1662 Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: New Amsterdam, before 1683 Immigrant's
Spouse: Rachel Vermelje/Ternelje (?)
Source of Information: "Bush family history" -
unpublished compilation by Bush relative in Central N.Y.
Immigrant's Children: spouse of Jan: Rachel
Vermelje/Ternelje (?)
Johannes Ter Bosch, born October 1665, died after 1723
Notes: Johannes Ter Bosch moved from Harlem to
Kingston on April 6, 1683,
and married Elizabeth Hendrickson in Kingston. Johannes was a
judge in the colonial legislature from 1716-1723. Johannes and
Elizabeth had three children, Jan (1691), Aeltze (1692), and
Jacobus (1700). Jacobus had a son named Thomas whose
three grandchildren were captured by Indians.
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Date: Tue Nov 4 10:10:21 1997
Name: Kristen Melodie Schoonover
E-mail: misskris@getnet.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Schoonhoven Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Guert Hendrickse Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: 1671
Origin of Immigrant: Wiltsburg, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1634 Wiltsburg
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
? Immigrant's Spouse: Maritie Cornelie
Source of Information: Made his will Aug 20,
1700, The Holland Society of New York, First Settlers of Albany lists
Guert on page 133 as living in 1675 near Albany in Half Moon , and
operating a farm on Cahoos Island in 1681 Immigrant's
Children: Jacobus VAN SCHOONHOVEN, b. 1671, Half Moon,
NY, d. 12 Jan 1749 m. Susan Bradt (Brat, Bratt)
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Date: Tue Nov 4 10:21:58 1997
Name: Kristen Melodie Schoonover
E-mail: misskris@getnet.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Schoonhoven Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Claes Hendrickse Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before
1660
Origin of Immigrant: Wilsburgh,
Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1629 Wilsburgh
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 15
March 1660/1661 Fort Orange , Albany County, NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Cornelia "Neeltie"
FREDRICKSE
Source of Information: Jason Schoonover's
Schoonover Clearinghouse Immigrant's
Children: Hendrick Claessen b.~5 May 1652, Fort Orange
NY, d. 4 Dec. 1715 Kingstong, Ulster County, NY, Burial Dutch Reformed
Church cenetary, Kingston, NY. m. (1) Debora Christoffels DAVIDS on 6
July 1679 (2) Cornelia SWARTWOUT 1688 Kinngston Church, NY
Margrietje Claes VAN SCHOONHOVEN b. 1654 Kingston, NY. m. Mattys
Jr. BLANCHON/BLANJIN on 30 March 1679, Kingston, NY
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Date: Sat Nov 8 08:28:09 1997
Name: Robert Yorks E-
mail: bigblue60@usa.net
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Jurckxem or Jurcksen Given name(s)
of Immigrant: Paulis Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: 1642
Origin of Immigrant: Netherlands ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: [1629] Texel,
Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: [1682] Albany, NY ?? Immigrant's
Spouse: Styntie Janse
Source of Information: FHC Ancestral file; RDCNY
baptismal files Immigrant's Children:
Johannis,b1653 Esopus, Kingston, NY;d1701 Dobbs Ferry,NY, md(1):Jannetie
Dareth,9July1681;md(2):Annetje Jochems van Wert,4June1693.
Mynno Jemima,b1655 Albany, NY, d:? md(1):William Hopper, 29Nov1679;
md(2):Abraham Devoe, ?
Antje,b1657 Albany, NY, md:Matthys Adolphus Hopper 2May 1683
(Bergen Ref D Ch.)
Cornelius b1662 Albany, NY, md:Jannetie Andries [1681-1691]
Wyntie b1664 Albany, NY, md:Casparus Melcherts Springsteen
9Aug1693
Notes: The spelling of the Jurcksen name was
eventually changed in English records, to Yorks/Yerks/Yerxa, all three
lines of which exist today. The family settled primarily in the
Tarrytown area, with many of them attending the Old Dutch Church at
Sleepy Hollow and many buried in that cemetary. The RDCNY census of 1686
has Styntie,widow of Paulus Jurxen, living at the Deacons House for the
Poor on Broad Street in NY City. There are several Court Records for
Albany, Rensselaer- wyck and Schenectady for Paulis and Styntie in the
1660s and 1670s. Descendents of the Yerks line still reside in the
Tarrytown/Ossining area of NY. The family with the Yerxa name were
Loyalists who moved to Canada after the Rev War and then back into the US
through Eastern Maine. Some of the Yorks line moved west across the
Hudson to Haverstraw and later into Ulster County, then migrated, after
the Civil War, to Ohio and Michigan.
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Date: Thu Nov 13 18:52:38 1997
Name: Donna Decker E-
mail: ddecker@harborcom.net
Address: 4787 Turney Road
Madison, OH 44057 Surname of Immigrant:
Jansen Given name(s) of Immigrant: Roelof
Name of Ship: Eendracht Arrival
Date: before 1640
Origin of
Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: after 1600 &
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
after 1634 & Manhatten Island Immigrant's
Spouse: Annetje Jans
Source of Information: Geneology passed on from
my grandmother Immigrant's Children: Sara
Catrina
Notes: Settled in Rensselaerwijck. Served under
the Patroon Killiaen Van Rensselaer as a bouwmeester.
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Date: Fri Nov 14 20:58:49 1997
Name: Glen A. Swartz E-
mail: GlSwartz@aol.com Address: 5707 Woodlawn Green Cir, Apt D
Alexandria VA 22309 Surname of Immigrant: Van
der Linden Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Leysebeth Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1641
Origin of
Immigrant: Amsterdam, North Holland province,
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 13 Dec 1629 bp
Amsterdam, Ouder Kerk Chruch, Netherlands Immigrant's Date
& Place of Death: 1699 aft, prob Schenectady NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Teunis Cornelisse Swart
Source of Information: (1) "The Swart Family."
Dutch Settlers Society of Albany, Year Book 1963-1964, vol 39. p8 #1.
Note: I believe Howard McConville was author. (2) Holland Society of NY.
(3) PEARSON, Jonathan (1813-1887). "Genealogies of the First Settlers of
the Ancient County of Albany, 1630 to 1800." 1872; reprint. Baltimore,
MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1976. 182p. (4) PEARSON, Jonathan.
"Contributions for the Genealogies of the Descendants of the First
Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady, 1662 to 1800." Albany,
NY: J. Munsell, 1873; reprint. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co.,
Inc., 1976. p179. (5) PNS2: PEARSON, Jonathan (1813-1887). "A History of
the Schenectady Patent in the Dutch and English Times; Being
Contributions Toward a History of the Lower Mohawk Valley." Ed J.W.
MacMurray. Albany, NY: 1883. (6) REYNOLDS, Cuyler, ed. "Hudson-Mohawk
Genealogical and Family Memoirs." vol III. New York: Lewis Historical
Publishing Co., 1911. p1117. (7) TEPPER, Michael. ed. "New World
Immigrants: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data
form Periodical Literature." vol I. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical
Publishing Co., 1988. Immigrant's Children:
see Teunis Cornelisse Swart
Notes: Leysebeth Van der Linden. aka --
Leysebeth / Lysbeth / Elizabeth - Van der Linde / van der Linden / Lendt
/ DeLendt
BAP: 13 December 1629, Ouder Kerk Dutch Reformed Church, Amsterdam, North
Holland Province, Netherlands. Daughter of Esaias Woutsen Van der Linde
(born 1592, died before 1641) and Maijke Damen Vissenburgh (born 1599).
Not related to Van O’Linda. Step-Father: Jan Verbeek, born 1614.
SIBLINGS3: (1) Maijke b 1624 Netherlands; (2) Ewout b 1627 Netherlands;
(3) Arent b 1632 Netherlands.
IMMIGRATION: 1641, 11 July, in a notarial paper, before Notary J. v. d.
Ven at Amsterdam, Netherlands it was stated that Jan Verbeek from Breda,
27 years old, a tailor, and Mayken Dammes (Adams) Vissenburg, his wife,
42 years old, and her daughter by a previous marriage ("voordochter"),
Lysbeth van der Linden, 11 years old, made a contract to go to the Colony
of Rensselaerswyck [Tepper, p116].
MARR1: about 1650, probably at Beverwyck, New Netherlands to Teunis
Cornelisse Swart.
(see entry under Teunis Cornelisse Swart for children)
WILL: 21 July 1677 (between Leysebeth and Teunis Cornelisse Swart)
MARR2: about 1682 to Jacob Meese Vrooman at Schenectady, New York (no
children by this marriage). 1682/3, Feb. 7, the lot of Teunis Cornelisse
Swart is conveyed to Jacob Meese Vrooman, by the Magistrates of
Schenectady.
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Appeared before me, Robert Livingston, secretary of Albany, colony of
Rensselaerswyck, etc.,. in presence of the Honorable Mr. Dirk Wessells
and Mr. Johannes Provoost, magistrates of the same jurisdiction,
Leysebeth De Lendt, widow of the late Cornelise Teunis Swart, who
declared herself to be honestly and truly indebted and in arrears to the
honorable diaconate of the Reformed Church here in this town in the sum
of four hundred and fifty-four guilders, seawan for money loaned and to
her content received, which sum of 454 guilder. seawan she promises to
pay to the said diaconate at the first opportunity, whereto she specially
binds her land lying at Shinnechady, being lot No. 10 between Symon
d'Backer and Jan van Eps and generally her person and estate, real and
personal, present and future, nothing excepted, submitting the same to
the authority of all lords, courts, tribunals and judges. Done in Albany
on the 3d of January 1680/1. [NYSL1, p99]
LEYSEBETH DELENDT
In my presence,
ROBT LIVINGSTON, Secretary
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The foregoing obligation is thankfully paid by Jacob Meuse Vromen in
heavy pieces of 8, agio at 9 and a half percent, to our full
satisfaction. Witness our hands, in Albany, this 2d of February 1682/3.
[NYSL1, p99]
Deacon, PIETER SCHUYLER
Deacon, ALBERT RYCKMAN
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1685/6, Feb. 20, Schenectady Deeds, vol III, 310. Leysebeth conveyed
eight acres from the extreme south end of allotment No. 10 to her son
Esaias Swart [PNS2, p67.]
MARR3: 14 October 1691 to Wouter Van der Uythoff (no children by this
marriage).
1692, Apr. 25, Deeds, Vol IV, 35. Cornelis (Leysebeth's eldest son,
living in Ulster Co) and Wouter Uythoff conveyed the remainder of the
house lot and lot No. 10 to Claas Lawrence Van Purmerant (also called Van
der Volgen), husband of Marytje Swart (Leysebeth's daughter) for 540
beavers. Recorded 7 January 1692/3 [PNS2, p67].
1699, Jul. 25, Leysebeth van der Linde took charge of Jan Verbeeck's
(Leysebeth's stepfather) estate.
HELP: I am looking for a record of marriage, immigration/passenger list,
death or burial. Any help would be appreciated.
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Date: Mon Nov 17 14:16:40 1997
Name: Robert B.Whitney E-
mail: aj646@lafn.org Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Jans Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Anna or Anneke Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before
1631
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1605
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 16 Mar
1663 Immigrant's Spouse: Roelff Jans,
Everardus Bogardus
Source of Information: Family records
Immigrant's
Children: Sara 1626
Trijntje 1629
Sijtje 1631
Jan 1633
Annitjen 1636
Notes: According to George Olin
Zabriskie,F.A.S.G.
"Anneke Jans Bogardus is one of New York State's (literally New
Netherland's)
most famous citizens.
Alleged to be grand daughter of William, Prince of Orange
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Date: Wed Nov 19 18:15:13 1997
Name: ROBERT DEMAREST E-
mail: JACKMINGO@AOL.COM
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: D'AMEREX (DEMAREST) Given name(s)
of Immigrant: DAVID Name of
Ship: SPOTTED COW Arrival Date:
1663
Origin of Immigrant: BEAUCHAMPS
FRANCE
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620
BEAUCHAMPS FRANCE Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse:
MARIE SOHIER
Source of Information: HORMANN LIBRARY (SINY),
HISTORICAL BOOKS OF STATEN ISLAND NY Immigrant's
Children: SAMUEL DESMAREST BORN 8/5/1656 SPOUSE: MARIA
DERUINE
Notes: Settled on Staten Island New York, 1663.
May have moved to Harlem New York in 1665.
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Date: Thu Nov 20 12:53:03 1997
Name: Nancy Wilson E-
mail: brockden@bellatlantic.net Surname of Immigrant:
VanSchoenderwoert/Van Woert/VanOort Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Tunise Jacob Name of
Ship: Arrival Date: about
1640
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1635
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Albany
area Immigrant's Spouse:
Source of Information: Genealogical record to
join Holland Society of Chicago filled out by my gg uncle c1900. He also
lists info copied from "First Settlers of Albany"
Immigrant's Children: Jacob Van Woert M1-
Catryn Claase, 2-Anna Loockerman, Wid of Adam Winne. D1730. Albany
area.
Goosen Van Woert. M-Maria Peck - albany area
Eva. M-Esias Teunise Swart-Schenedtady.
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Date: Sat Nov 22 09:14:27 1997
Name: Christina A Carllsen E-
mail: Carlsentr@AOL.Com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Kouwenhoven Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Wolfert Gerretsz Name of
Ship: in 1630 de Eendracht Arrival
Date: (i)1625--(2)1630
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1580
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Flatlands
N.Y.C. Immigrant's Spouse: Neeltje Janse
Source of Information: from record of the
Vankouwen & Kinfolks by Lincoln C Cocheu Immigrant's
Children: 1--Gerret Wolphertse Van Kouwenhoven
2--Jacob Wolphertse Van Kouenhoven
3--Pieter Wolfertse Van Kouenhoven
Notes: Wolfert Gerretsze VanKouenhoven first came
to New Amsterdam in 1625, one of five head men of the Dutch West India
Co. He farmed Bouwrie #3 located on the east river in what is now N.Y.C
He returned to the Netherlands in 1629 and on Jan 8,1630 signed a lease
for Bouwrie #6 in Manhattan one of the original Dutch West India farms.*
The land could not be purchased, only leased. Van Rensselaer owned
Bouwrie #7.
On Jan 18, 1630 , Wolfert contracted with Van Rensselaer to take a group
of farmers to the new world where he would oversee all Rensselaer's
holdings,establish a farm and build a house at Fort Orange
.(now,Albany.) The party sailed from the Netherlands on the ship de
Eendracht,which cleared the Texel on March 21,1630 and arrived at New
Amsterdam on May 24 1630. By 1932 Wolfert Gerritsz wanted to be
reeleased from his contract and he was., receiving a letter from Van
Rensselaer
addressed to"honerable discreet Wolfert Gerritsz:"I had hoped that you
would have setteled in my colony, but as I am told, your wife was not
much inclined thereto" (VRBM:218.) In 1636 Wolfert acquired property on
Long Island by grant from Indians and at one point owned 3600 acres. He
remained there the rest of his life and died between March 2, 1662 and
June 24 1662..
There wasn't a letter "C" in the dutch alphabet but it wasn't long before
the spelling of the name dropped the K and used C. There were many
different spellings and one line changed to Coonover.Our line of
Couenhovens remained mostly in N.Y.C.,Tarrytown. and some to Iowa and
Minnesota.
*Old Dutch Houses by Gertrude Barber
VRBM-----Van Rensselaer Bowier Manuscripts (1908)
I am a direct decendent of Wolfert's second son Jacob
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Date: Tue Nov 25 19:59:27 1997
Name: Nancy L. Tweedie E-
mail: tjt5@calinet.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van der Boagaert Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Harmen Myndertse Name of
Ship: Endracht Arrival Date: 24
May 1630
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1612,
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1647 Immigrant's Spouse: Jellisje Claese
Schouw (Swits)
Source of Information: Books - Genealogies of the
First Settlers of Schenectady and Genealogical Notes of New York and New
England Families Immigrant's Children:
Francois Harmen Van der Bogaert, born 1640, married 1668 to Annetje
Tjerkse Turek, died 9 Feb 1689/90
Myndert Harmen Van der Bogaert, born 1643, married 1679-1681 to
Helena Schermerhorn, died 1710-1712
Lysbet Van der Bogaert, born 1645
Notes: Harmen Myndertse Van der Boagaert, came to
New Netherland in 1631 as a surgeon on the ship Endracht and continued in
the West India Company's service until 1633, after which he resided in
New Amsterdam until appointed commissary to Fort Orange.
In 1634 he went on an exploring party to the Seneca and Oneida Indians to
establish trading with them. He was the first white man to leave a
written record of his exploring trip through the Mohawk River valley
region.
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Date: Fri Nov 28 16:26:22 1997
Name: Don Watson E-
mail: 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: 01Mar1664
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 Susanna. Pierre died
on the voyage. Abraham the Immigrant's father, Abraham of Leiden,
Netherlands, was married to Jeanne DuFour 06Dec1658 at Mannheim and died
there in the plague of 1666. The immigrant's grandfather, Anthoine, from
the sub-province of Lalloeu, France, was married to Jeanne Joquen aka
Hoquet, Choquet, and Choquez, on 03Jun1636 in Leiden, Netherlands.
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Date: Fri Nov 28 20:38:25 1997
Name: Timothy J. Kalman E-
mail: Cardikid@Juno.com
Address: 5720 Northwest 31st Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73122 Surname of
Immigrant: Becker Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Jeuriaenszen Name of
Ship: Unknown Arrival Date:
before 1657
Origin of Immigrant: The
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630's in
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1697 in Albany, New York Immigrant's Spouse:
Marie Adriaens
Source of Information: Research by Alfred Becker
in 1897 using records of the Dutch Reformed Church located in Schoharie,
New York Immigrant's Children: Johannes
Becker - all unknown
Jeurian Becker - Sept. 1, 1660, married Anna Van Der Zee
Martena Becker - married Willem Hogan
Notes: Jan was initially a clerk in Fort Anstel
(on the Delaware). A wild youth, he was tried before the Burgomaster of
New Amsterdam in 1660 and fined 300 guilders for sellenig liquor to the
Indians. He later proved the Fort's commandant also sold liquor and his
fine was dismissed. He later became a schoolteacher, but again got in
trouble for liquor selling (Greenbush, N.Y.) The final years of his life
were spent in Albany, where he eventually became the City Treasurer and
an Alderman.
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Date: Sun Dec 7 10:37:30 1997
Name: Elizabeth Smith E-
mail: esmith@montgomery.k12.ky.us Address: Surname of
Immigrant: DesMarets Given name(s) of
Immigrant: David Name of Ship:
Bontekoe (The Spotted Cow) Arrival Date: 16
Apr 1663
Origin of Immigrant: Beauchamps, near
Amiens, District of Cambray, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620,
France Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 16
Oct 1695, New Milford, NJ Immigrant's Spouse:
Marie Sohier
Source of Information: Frick, Franklin (Van
Osdol-Schneider, B., ed.), _The Demarest Family Chart_, 1984
Immigrant's Children: i. Jean deMarets, born
Abt 1645 in Middleburg, Netherlands; died 16 October 1719 in New
Barbadoes, (Hackensack), Bergen, NJ. He married (1) Jacomina deRuine 09
September 1668 in New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Ref. Ch, N.Y.. He
married (2) Marretje VanWinckell 23 March 1691/92 in French
Church,Kinderkamack, N.Y. Ch. Records, N.J.. He married (3) Magdalen
Laurens 20 December 1702 in Hackensack, Bergen, Dutch Ref. Ch, NJ.
ii. Marie deMarets, born 1646 in died young.
iii. David deMarets, born 1649 in Middleburg, Netherlands; died in
died in infancy.
iv. David deMarets, born 20 December 1651 in Mannheim, Palatinate,
Germany. He married (1) Rachel Cresson 4 Apr 1675 in New Amsterdam, New
York; died Abt. 1691.
v. Samuel DesMarets, born 05 August 1656 in Mannheim, Palatinate,
Germany; died 1728 in Hackensack,Bergen,,N.J.. He married Maria deRuine
11 August 1678 in Bergen, Bergen Co., Dutch Ref. Ch, NJ.
vi. Marie deMarets, born 27 March 1659 in Mannheim, Palatinate,
Germany; died in died in infancy.
vii. Marie deMarets, born 17 May 1662 in Mannheim, Palatinate,
Germany; died young, probably at NY.
viii. Daniel deMarets, born 1666 in New Harlem, NY; died 08 January
1671/72 in New Harlem, NY (accident).
Notes: David desMarets and his parents, Jean and
Margrieta deHerville desMarets were forced to flee France because of
their protestant religion. They went first, in 1642, to Middleburg, on
the island of Walcheren off the west coast of Holland. It was here that
he married Marie Sohier, dau. of Francois and Margrieta, from Nieepe,
Hainault, France. They moved next to Germany, where in 1651 were living
in the German Palitinate at Mannheim on the Rhine. They next traveled to
Amsterdam and after a short stay, immigrated to New Netherlands in 1663.
I am a direct descendant of both sons, Jean and Samuel.
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Date: Thu Dec 11 16:38:22 1997
Name: Darlene T. Holling E-
mail: DTDoe@AOl.Com or jwdoe@umich.edu
Address: 763 Mackinaw Ave.
Cheboygan, Mi 48721 Surname of Immigrant:
Lemaitre Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Claude Name of Ship: Arrival
Date: 1652
Origin of Immigrant:
France-Married in Amsterdam, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1611
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1683
Immigrant's Spouse: Hester DuBois
Source of Information: History of Harlem-New
Harlem Register Immigrant's Children: Jan-B.-
-Flatbush, Long Island 1653-M.-Ruth Waldron
Isaac-B.-1658-Flatbush, Long Island--Married Cornelia Everts Van Ness
Abraham-B.-1656-Flatbush, Long Island-M-Ceeltje Vernooy-Elsie Tappen
Susannah-B.-1660-Flatbush, Long Island-M.-Arent Harmanus Bussing
Hester-B.-1662-Harlem, New York-M.-Moses LeConte (DeGraff)\
Jacobus-B.-1665-Harlem, new York-M.-Geertie Martens Van Esselsteyn
Hester and Claude were french Huguenots. Hester's family went
to Canterbury, England in the 1590's and worshipped in the
Walloon Chapel of Canterbury Cathedral.her parents were Pierre DuBois
and Catherine Clarisse. She married Claude in Amsterdam, Holland
on 24, April 1652. Shortly after thet came to New York.
Claude and two of his sons were original Patentees of Harlem,
New York. There were only about 20. I am directly descended from 3 of
their 6 children
through 1st cousin Marriages. Being Isaac, Jacobus and Hester.
Married into Van Kleeck, Damen, Buys, Parmentier, Van Blaricum.
Haines, Brown and DeGraff Families.
Notes: Lived in Flatbush, Long Island, Ulster
County, Duchess County,
Delaware. Broome, Colimbia and Westchester Counties. Some went
to New Jersey. My 4th G. Grandfather Isaac Delamater was a
Captain in the Militia from Duchess County in 1761 in the French
and Indian wars.
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Date: Sat Dec 13 21:15:10 1997
Name: Kurt Van Anglen E-
mail: parkway1@bellatlantic.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Hengel Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Arent Theunissen Name of
Ship: Unknown Arrival Date: abt.
1653
Origin of Immigrant: Hengel, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt. 1616
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1655, Staten
Island Immigrant's Spouse: Tryntie
Reynders
Source of Information: Somerset County Historical
Quarterly Immigrant's Children: ?BR?Reynier
Arentsen Van Hengel
?BR?Mary Arents Van Hengel
?BR?Hendrick Arentsen Van Hengel
Resided in Staten Island then moved to New Jersey. Arent Theunissen was
(sup) killed in the Indian Uprising of 1655. Tryntie Reynders remarried
to Severyn Laurenszen abt. 1656/57. The children and ancestors used
surnames Van Hengel, Van Hengelen, Vanhengel, etc, Reyniersen,
Reynierson, Rinearson, etc.
Notes: Family members migarted to the west, KY,
MO, PA, OH, OK, etc. We are trying to tie up all of the current and past
ancestors of Arent Theunissen Van Hengel. E-mail for more information.
Website:http://members.bellatlan
tic.net/~parkway1
The Van Anglen/Reynierson Home Page
NOTE FROM LORINE: The marriage of Severyn Laurenszen to the widow of Arent Teunissen Van Hengel is online at The Olive Tree Genealogy at Marriages of the Reformed Dutch Church New York, NY for 1656 as: 25 May Severyn Laurenszen, Van Rootsisil, in Deenmarcken, en
Tryntje Reynderts, Wede. Van Arent Teemszen.
As well, Arent's widow is listed among the list of survivors dated 4/14 Nov., 1657, as: "The wife of Aerent van Hengel, now married to one Severyn, with three
children, lives at the Manhatans. He has stepped into the contract of
Aerent van Hengel, whose widow has a son doing all kinds of farm
labor." Source is DOC. REL, COL. HIST. XIII:74
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Date: Sat Dec 20 11:42:19 1997
Name: Carol Griswold Salli E-
mail: tsalli@prodigy.net
Address: 3310 Old State Rd.
Schenectady,NY 12303-5256 Surname of
Immigrant: ONDERDONK Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Adries Adrianse Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before 11
Nov 1683
Origin of Immigrant: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ca 1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: before 13 Aug
1687 Immigrant's Spouse: Maria Janse VAN DER
VLIET
Source of Information: Flatbush RDC marriage
record; Flabush RDC baptismal record Immigrant's
Children: Adrian ONDERDONK bpt: 24 Aug 1684 Flatbush
RDC pg. 133; d: 1764 @ Nyack, Rockland,NY. Married Sara SNEDEKER
Andries ONDERDONK bpt: 13 Jun 1686 Flatbush RDC pg. 138; m:2 Jun
1706 to Gertrude LOTT; d: 21 Nov 1758 at Flower Hill, LI,NY.
Notes: Andries Adrianse ONDERDONK is listed as a
native of New Castle,Deleware on his marriage record.
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Date: Sun Dec 21 07:26:33 1997
Name: Richard Davis E-
mail: davislr@tallships.istar.ca Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Nimwegen (Inwegen) Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Hermandus (or Harmanus) Barentsen
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: before 1700
Origin of
Immigrant:
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1675?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ?
Immigrant's Spouse: Jannetje Cobus (widow of
Antoni Swartwout)
Source of Information: "Family Tree" from a Van
Inwegen family. Immigrant's Children:
Geradus Van Nimwegen, b. 1702, m. Jannetjen De Witt in 1731.
Janneke Van Nimwegen, b. 1706, m Thomas Decker.
Notes: Hermandus Barentsen Van Nimwegen and
Jannetje Cobus were married in Kingston New York. Gerardus had 8
children; Harmanus b. 1733?, Jenneke b. 1735, Greitje b. 1737, Tjaade b.
1739, Jacob b. 1743, Conelius b. 1743, Elizabeth and Annatje (twins) b.
1746. Gerardus seemed to have changed the spelling of his last name as
the children have the last name Van Inwegen.
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Date: Sun Dec 21 08:22:32 1997
Name: Chris Brooks E-
mail: Brook822@aol.com Address: Chris Brooks
5000 Baltimore, #102
Kansas City, Missouri 64112-2470 Surname of
Immigrant: Traphagen Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Willem Jansen Name of
Ship: unknown Arrival Date: abt.
1657
Origin of Immigrant: Lemgo, Lippe,
Germany
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1616
Lemgo, Lippe Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: abt 1690, Kingston, New York
Immigrant's Spouse: 1) Jannetje Claesen,
Groenvis
Source of Information: Trouwen Index, Amsterdam,
North Holland Immigrant's Children: by first
wife: (all born Amsterdam)
Joannes, b. 1648, d.y.
Helena, bap 1650, married Jan Burhans
Joannes, b. 1651, d.y.
by second wife, Aeltje Dircksen Meermans:
Johannes, b. 1659, New Amsterdam, married 1) Aegjen Winne 2) Eva Zout
(Sals)
by third wife, Joosje Willems Noortwyck: (all born Boswijck, L.I.)
Rebecca, bap 1662 Brooklyn, married Pieter Pietersen Ostrander
Willem, b. ca 1664, married 1) Tryntje Peele, 2) Geesje Pier, founder of
Rhinebeck, New York and builder of inn that became the Beekman Arms
Hotel.
Hendrick, b. ca 1666, married Sarah Kierstede, lived Kingston, New York
and Somerset County, New Jersey. Left large family
Notes: Traphagen name is specific to region
around Lemgo, Lippe, first mention of name was in 1406. Traphagens were
burghers at Lemgo as early as 1511. Willems father Johannes was a
Medical Officer on the manor of Hemelycke? in the Diocese of Minden under
the Count of Lippe. Willem was orphaned when young and had four
guardians named. He shows up in Amsterdam in 1647 using the patronymic
Jansen rather than Traphagen and was a baker by trade. He married there
and emmigrated to New Netherlands about 1657. He left a deposition at
Kingston, New York in 1671 naming many of his family members and the
areas his family had connections in Lippe.
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Date: Mon Dec 22 15:37:16 1997
Name: donna c. fisher E-
mail: dcfisher@zianet.com
Address: 1528 W. Combs Cr. Silver City, NM
88061
Surname of Immigrant: Carman
Given name(s) of Immigrant: John W.
Name of Ship: Lion ? Arrival
Date: 1631
Origin of Immigrant:
England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1606
England Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1654 Hempstead, Long Island, New York Immigrant's
Spouse: Florence
Source of Information: Bunkers Long Island
Geneaologies-Ezra Carman Research Immigrant's
Children: John Born 1630 England died in infancy
John 1633 Roxbury MA mrd. Hannah died 1684
Abigail 1635 Roxbury MA mrd. Benjamin Coe
Caleb 1639 MA died in infancy
Caleb 9 Jan 1645 Hempstead Long Island NY
Joshua 1648 Hempstead Long Island NY
Notes: John Carman to Roxbury MA 1631.
John Carman to Lynn MA 1634.
John Carman to Sandwich 1637.
John Carman to Stamford CT 1643.
John Carman to Hempstead, Long Island, NY 1644.
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Date: Sat Dec 27 18:21:51 1997
Name: Keith Hendricks E-
mail: duke01@erols.com Address: Maryland Surname of
Immigrant: Hendrickszen Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Frans Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: before 1670
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Breevort,
Holland 1650? Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse:
Belitje Jorisz
Source of Information: DAR records
Immigrant's Children: Henrick Franse, b1-12-
1672/73
Notes: Frans Hendrickszen, was born in Breevort,
Holland, and died in New
Amsterdam before 11-6-1684, The date of his widow's second marriage.
He married in the Dutch church in New Amsterdam in 1670, Belitje Jorisz,
daughter of Joris Stephenszen and Annatje Hendricks, who had emigrated
from Brugge, in Vlanderen, and was at the time of her marriage living in
Milpits Kill.
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Date: Tue Dec 30 10:26:55 1997
Name: ann van vrancken bellard E-
mail: kfbellard @
aol.com/ Address: 3708 Edenborn Ave.
Metairie, LA 70002-1520 Surname of Immigrant:
van vranken Given name(s) of Immigrant:
ryckert or claes or gerrit Name of Ship: ??
as part of DWI Co ?? Arrival Date: before
1672
Origin of Immigrant: frankenberg ??
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630s
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ??
Immigrant's Spouse: ??
Source of Information: Book "Crossroads and
Canals" and incorrect genealogy by G. Curry circa 1930
Immigrant's Children:
Notes: According to our genealogy done by Mr.
George Curry, there were 2 brothers who settled in New Netherlands.
The son of one was named Ryck Claes and he purchased land on the north
shore of the Mohawk river in 1672. The book Crossroads and Canals also
states that his sons (Gerrit, Maes, Claes, and Evert) inherited the land
in about 1711. The book also states that the sons took the surname of
Ryckson and Ryckse, but that the surname was so common that they adopted
Van Franke as the surname because that was the origin of the family in
the "old country". Descendants changed it to Van Vranken.
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Date: Fri Jan 2 01:02:34 1998
Name: Betty Lou Hart E-
mail: bdh@worldaccessnet.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Enyeart/ Enjart Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Carel Name of Ship:
De-endract Arrival Date: August 1664
Origin of Immigrant: Flanders of Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 26 June 1625
Flanders of Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Staten Island, Richmond, New York
Immigrant's Spouse: Unknown
Source of Information: A cousin and History of
Wabash County 1976 Immigrant's Children:
Yellis Enyeart/Enjart b. 1 February 1652 d. March 1707
m. 1. Alice Van Woggelum 2. Trienta Van Woggelum
Son b. 1656
Notes: Carel, and family settled on Staten Island
which is now Richmond
County, New York.
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Date: Fri Jan 2 05:29:43 1998
Name: Bryce Stevens E-
mail: BStevens@netstarcomm.net
Address: 252 Carriage View
Clinton, TN 37716 Surname of Immigrant: van
Arsdalen Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Simon Name of Ship: Dynasty
Arrival Date: 1653
Origin of
Immigrant: Nukerke, Oost Vlanderen, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 27 Feb
1627/28, Nukerke Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 29 oct 1710 Immigrant's
Spouse: (1) Marijtije Balutsdr (2) Pieterje Claesen van
Schouw
Source of Information: Jaarboek van het Centraal
Bureau voor Genealogie, deel 50 (Den Haag, 1996); Stiles, 'Hist. of
Kings Co., Incl. Brookly, NY' (1884) et al. Immigrant's
Children: Geertje Simonse, b. 1658-60, m. Cornelis
Pieterse Wyckoff 13 Oct 1678
Cornelis Simonse, b. 1662. d. 1745. m (1) Heltje Wilhelmse van
Kouwenhoven, 1 May 1687 (2) Marretje Dirckse Ammerman, abt 14 Jun 1691
Mattje Simonse, b 1665 d aft 1733
Jan Simonse, bp 1667, d 1756, m Lammertje Probasco bef 1696
Symon Simonse, bp 1668
Jannetje Simonse, bp 1670. d Dec 1732, m (1) John __, (2) Gysbert
Teunisse Bogaert, 16 Apr 1689
Marijtje Simonse, b 1678, m Jan Barendsz
Notes: Simon van Arsdalen married Marijtje
Balutsdochter abt 26 Mar 1650, Gouda, Holland, and had two children by
her. Marijtje and the children died in Amsterdam, of plague, while Simon
was in New Amsterdam. His children by Pieterje Claes van Schouw all
used the van Arsdalen surname, or a closely spelled variant.
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Date: Fri Jan 2 06:01:03 1998
Name: Bryce Stevens E-
mail: BStevens@netstarcomm.net
Address: 252 Carriage View
Clinton, TN 37716 Surname of Immigrant:
Probasco Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Juriaen Name of Ship: Peartree
Arrival Date: 1654
Origin of
Immigrant: Breslau, Silesia (Wroclaw, Poland)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: est 1625,
Breslau, Silesia Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: abt 1664, Brooklyn Immigrant's
Spouse: Heyltje Aerse
Source of Information: N.Y. Gen & Bio Rec., vol
125 no 4 (Oct 1994); Proceedings of the N. J. Hist. Soc., vol 12, New
Series (1927), pp 342-349. Immigrant's
Children: Margaret, bpt 24 Mar 1647, Brazil
Christoffel, bpt 6 Jun 1649, Brazil, d aft 1701, NY or NJ: m Eytje
Strycker abt 1676
Notes: Juriaen's place of birth was long thought
to be Poland or Spain. Harry Macy, Jr., located documents which
positively state that it was Breslau (see NYG&BR).
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Date: Fri Jan 2 13:29:28 1998
Name: Nikki Rae Vedder E-
mail: NRAEVEDDER@aol.com
Address: 245 Monroe
Bennet NE 68317 Surname of Immigrant:
Vedder Given name(s) of Immigrant: Harmen
Albertse Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1657
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: before 1650
Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1715 Schenectady, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Provoost, sister of Johannes Provoost
Source of Information: Geneologies of the First
Settlers of Schenectady Immigrant's Children:
Albert b. 5-10-1671, m. 12-17-1799 to Maria Glen, d. 8-1-1753
Harmanus b. 1672, m. 12-10-1691 to Greitje VanSlyke, m. 12-21-1733
Ariantje VanderVolgen, d. 1785
Arent b. 1674, m. to Sara Groot, d. 1755
Angenietje b. 1684, m. 11-24-1700 to Jan VanAntwerpen, d. 4-1756
Johannes b. 1685, m. 7-8-1705 to Maria VanderVort, d. 1749
Corset b. 1686, m. 3-3-1709 to Margarita Berrit, m. 3-11-1711 to
Neeltje Christianse, d. 1748
Notes: All children were born in Schenectady, NY,
and most were married in Albany.
Harmen Albertse Vedder engaged as a trader in Beverwyck; He worked as an
agent for Dirk DeWolfe; In 1673, Harmen was elected as one of three
magistrates of Schenectady.
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Date: Sun Jan 4 14:00:00 1998
Name: Margaret Jane Taylor E-
mail: janezor@email.pitnet.net
Address: E 1057 Whispering Pines Rd.
Waupaca WI 54981 Surname of Immigrant:
Quick Given name(s) of Immigrant: Theunes
Thomasdin Name of Ship:
Arrival Date: Before 25 Nov 1640
Origin of Immigrant: Naarden, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: About 1608
Naarden, Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: ? New Amsterdam, New York Colony
Immigrant's Spouse: Belijtgen Jacobus
Source of Information: Mother's book: Terhunes
and Allied Families - Quick, Bice, Sebring, etc.
Immigrant's Children: Weyntje Quick chr. 23
Jul 1628 Church, Naarden Holl.
marr. to Here Siboutszen - 3 children
Jacob Theuniszen Quick - called De Looper (runner)
already on your Olive Tree Registry
marr. 24 Mar 1655 to Neeltje Cornelis - New Amsterdam
4 children
Hilldegonde Quick chr. 25 Nov 1640 - New Amsterdam
Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New York Colony
Marr. after 1658 to Jacob Theunisen de Kay
They had 14 children
Gertie Theunis Quick - present as witness of baptism on
22 Jan 1670 of Pretern ?
Notes: Theunes Thomasdin Quick was called
Matzelaer de Naarden
or mason from Naarden - he came to New Amsterdam soon
after the christening of his daughter, Weyntje, 23 Jul 1828,
in Holland, and before christening of other daughter, Hille-
gone, baptised in New Amsterdam Church 25 Nov 1640.
His son was Jacob Theuniszen Quick called De Looper who is
already listed on this registry.
This information came from my mother's book called Terhune
and Allied Families - Conyn, Sebring, Van Nuys, Bice and Quick.
She got her information about 1979 from Dutch Church records
and "Colonial History MSS, Dutch: 14."
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Date: Mon Jan 5 09:07:16 1998
Name: K Dunne E-
mail: kjnpm@aol.com
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Roseboom Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Hendrick Yansen Roseboom Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: approx
1664
Origin of Immigrant: Zuidezee
(ljsselmeer) Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1630
Zuidezee Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 4 Nov 1703 Albany, New York
Immigrant's Spouse: 1st Gijsbertje Lansing
Source of Information: "A Brief History of the
Ancestors and Descendants of John Roseboom " by Catherine Roseboom,
family records and internet resources. Immigrant's
Children: Johannes b 1661
Margarita b ? m. Peter Mingael d. ?
Gerrit Hendricks b. 7/12/1663 m. Mary Sanders d. 12/27/1739
Hendrick
Elizabeth b? m. William VanDeusen
Myndert Hendrick b. abt 1676 d. 10/20/1722
All of the above were born and died in Albany, New York
Notes: Gerrit and Mary Sanders are of my direct
line which goes as follows (I have included only direct relatives, not
brothers, sisters or cousins)"
Gerrit the father of:
Hendrick b. 1690 m. Debora Rappleyea. He is the father of:
Garret b.1722 d.1796 m. Gertrude Compton. He is the father of:
Robert b. 1755 d. 1816 m. Jesintie Dumont. He is the father of:
Garret b. 1777 d. 1870.m. Mary Adams. He is the father of:
Robert b. 1816 d.1876 m. Hannah Groff. He is the father of:
Gilbert b.1849 d. 1915 m. Mary Helen Winne.He is father of:
George b. 1873 d. 1929 m. Ada Truesdell. He is the father of:
Madaleine b. 1902 d. m.Robert Lynn Everett
Madaleine was my grandmother
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Date: Tue Jan 6 15:33:49 1998
Name: James Miller E-
mail: millerpl@frontiernet.net
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: ELTING Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Roellofsen Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: Before
August 27, 1662
Origin of Immigrant:
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: July 29, 1632
(old style) Swichsaelen (now Zwiggelt), a dependancy of Beyle (now
Bielen) in the province of Drenthe, Holland Immigrant's
Date & Place of Death: Circa 1710-13?, Rhinebeck?, New
York Immigrant's Spouse: Jacomyntje
SLECHT
Source of Information: "The Ancestry of Garret
Conrad Van Wagnen In The Five Collateral Lines..." by Frank L. Van
Wagnen, Buffalo, NY, 1946. Also used many other books. E-mail for a
complete list of sources. Immigrant's
Children: -Roellof ELTING- Born in Hurley, NY, baptised at
Kingston 10/27/1678. Married Sarah DUBOIS at Kingston, 6/13/1703. Died
circa 1747. He was my ancestor.
-Cornelius ELTING- Baptised at Kingston 12/29/1681. Married Kingston
9/3/1704 Rebecca VanMETREN. Had 10 children.
-Willem ELTING- Baptised at Kingston 1/19/1685. Married at Kingston
Jannetje LeSEUR. Died December 1743
-Margaret ELTING- Born at Hurley. Married at Kingston 7/16/1699 Thomas
HALL. Died after 1706
-Aaltje - Was probably the couples first or second child. Married at
Kingston 10/6/1695 Aart GERRITSEN. Their children were called Van
WAGONEN. Married second Barent VanBENTHUYSEN. She died before
4/21/1701
Notes: Jan was the son of Roellof and Aaltje
Elting.
Some say Jan was in New York by 1657. As yet, I have no record to support
this. He was here by August 27, 1662, when he issued a note in favor of
Nicholas Meyer. He settled first at Flatbush, on Long Island, before
moving in 1665 to Kingston, NY. He visited Holland in the winter of 1679-
80. Jan became one of the founders of Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY in
1686
his date of death is not known for certain. The book "Ancestors of Garret
Conrad Van Wagnen..." states that Jan's land at Rhinebeck was sold by his
"heirs" in 1713. This seems to indicate he had died by that time. His
name is also missing from a 1714 census of Dutchess County. He had
certainly died prior to August 2, 1729, when his heirs executed a quit
claim.
Jacomyntje SLECHT was baptised on July 25, 1645 in Woerdon, Holland. She
was the daughter of Cornelius Barentsen Slecht and Tryntje Tyssen
Bos(ch). Jacomyntje was married twice before meeting Jan Elting. From one
of these marriages were descended Theodore, Franklin and Elanor Roosevelt
(yes, the famous ones). She married Jan on November 24, 1672 at Kingston,
NY. She died after 1686.
I have several pages on Jan wich I will gladly share with anyone who is
intrested. I can be reached at the above E-mail adress. I am intrested in
any information anyone has on Jan or his children. I have tried to be
accurate, but it is possible errors may have crept into my work. If you
find any, let me Know!
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Date: Tue Jan 6 17:48:47 1998
Name: Marcia Donahue E-
mail: donwar@nbnet.nb.ca
Address: 23 Cannon RD.Quispamsis,N.B.Canada
E2E 3T9 Surname of Immigrant: DYCKMAN
Given name(s) of Immigrant: JOHANNES
Name of Ship: WATERHONT Arrival
Date: 1651
Origin of Immigrant:
Amsterdam, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1598
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1672-New
York Immigrant's Spouse: 1. Maria Bosyna-
2.Marya Grabber
Source of Information: Bible
Immigrant's Children: Cornelius DYCKMAN born
1647-Holland- Joris DYCKMAN born 1662-New York.
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Date: Wed Jan 7 13:29:53 1998
Name: John F. Collins E-
mail: jcollins@unix.asb.com
Address: 55 Burtis Avenue
Rockville Centre, NY 11570 Surname of
Immigrant: HALENBECK Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Casper Jacobse Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before
1654
Origin of Immigrant:
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth:
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: August
1703 Immigrant's Spouse:
Source of Information: Harald R. Topken, Attorney
at Law, Germantown, NY, Dec. 20, 1955 letter addressed to the descendants
of Matthias Hollenbeck Immigrant's Children:
Notes: Lived in Albany before 1654
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Date: Wed Jan 7 20:41:59 1998
Name: Shirley Lillie E-
mail: shrlily@netins.net
Address: P.O.Box 863
Montezuma IA 50171
Surname of Immigrant: MOLENAER
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jooste Adriansen
Name of Ship: Green Eagle
Arrival Date: 30 Sept 1660
Origin of Immigrant: Pynaker Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: circa 1642
Pynaker Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Jul 1683 Bushwick Long Island NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Elizabeth Willemse Crom
Source of Information: The Millar du Bois Family
History Immigrant's Children: Jannetje
Molenaer bap. 5 Apr 1672 Ulster Co NY m David duBois 1689 Ulster Co NY.
Adrian Molenaer bap. 1675 Albany NY m Annetje le Grange 10 May 1700
Ulster Co Ny.
Willem Molenaer bap 13 Oct 1678 Albany NY. m Gertrude Sprinsgsteen 19
May 1705 Kings Co, Bushwick NY.
Hendrickse Moleaner bap 24 Apr 1681 Ulster Co NY. m Catalian Bodyn
1705 Somerset Co NJ.
Notes: Jooste arrived in Ulster County in 1658,
where he erected a grist mill. He went back and forth to Holland several
times. He was married twice before, to Femmetje Hendricksen, who removed
back to the old country after being abducted by Indians. After the death
of Elizabeth Crom, he removed to Bushwick, on Long Island where he
married Maritje Hays., in 1682. He died on Long Island in 1683. At least
one of his children removed to Somerset County New Jersey, with Jooste
Jans Van Meteren, this was his youngest son Hendrickse. Willem died in
Newton New York, in 1753. Jooste lived in Kingston New York, and on Long
Island. These are the only two places I have found him.
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Date: Thu Jan 8 11:07:20 1998
Name: Stanley C. Newkirk E-
mail: NEWSTAN20@prodigy.net
Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Van Nieuwkirk Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Gerret Cornelisse Name of
Ship: Moesman Arrival Date: 25
April 1659
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: bp. 7/24/1631
@ Putten,Gelderland Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Died Before 3/4/1696 @Hurley NY (America)
Immigrant's Spouse: #1. Aaltie Gerrits @
Putten, Holland 12/6/1655
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Date: Thu Jan 8 22:35:42 1998
Name: Kathryn Jean Schueren E-
mail: rsme44@gte.net Address: 760 Scotland Street,Dunedin
Florida, 34698 Surname of Immigrant:
Manglese Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jan
Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1650-1657
Origin of
Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1635
Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 4
September 1705 Immigrant's Spouse: Volckie
Jans
Source of Information: Family History C.D.s from
Salt Lake Library and other researchers on the internet and too many
books to list. Immigrant's Children:
Annetje Janse Roll b.? d.? m.1712 to Geraldus (2) Kamberfort
Mangel Jansen Roll bap.1/27/1686 at Turtle Bay d.8/16/1732
m.10/9/1692 to Annatje Hendrix Volkert Tryntje Janse Roll b.? d.? m.?
to Pieter Van Neste Pieter Janse Roll b.? d.bef 1713 m.? to Jannetie
DuChene Johannes Janse Roll bap.1/27/1686 in Albany d.1744 m.abt1714
to Margaret ? Catharina Janse Rollb.? d.? m.? .
Notes: Because of goodwill and affections the
Mohawk Tribes deeded them land in the county of Albany,N.Y. on March 4th
1681/2. Jan Manglese changed to John Roll in 1675 at the time when the
Dutch were changing names. Manglese means son of Mangle which Mangle
means Roll.They moved to either Staten Island or Manhattan N.Y..
Volckie Jans parents are Pieter Adriaenson and an Indian Princess (nobody
to this day has been able to find out her name)
Her Grandfather was Caniachkoo, some say he was a Chief and some say he
was a Medicine Man.
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