Date: Tue Nov 19 11:13:22 1996
Name: Lorine Schulze
E-
mail: lschulze@bconnex.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: POST
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Adriaen Crijnen
Origin of
Immigrant: The Hague? Netherlands
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: bef
1655 Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ca
1620 Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Feb. 1677 Bergen NJ
Immigrant's
Spouse: Clara/Claarjte Moockers
Source of Information: Christoph's "Bradt: A
Norwegian Family in Colonial America"; NJ records
Immigrant's Children:
1. Maria
Moockers Post b 1649 Brazil S.A. m Jan Albertsen BRADT ca 1674 New
Amsterdam NY. This is my line
2. Lysbeth Post b ca 1654
Staten Island NY
3. Margarita Post b 1657 NY m Johannes DE HOOGES
4. Francoys/Frans Post b1659 NY m Martjie/Maeyke JACOBUS [N.J. line]
5. Adrian POST b 1663 Staten Island NY m Catrintje Gerritse VAN
WEGENEN [NJ line]
6. Geertruyd POST b 1663 NY
7. Lysbeth Post b
ca 1668 NJ
Notes: Adriaen resided in Brazil in the West
India Co. Colony as early as 1649, but he left there in 1654. He was on
Staten Island NY by 1655 and was the representative of Baron Hendrick van
der Capellen.
In 1655 during The Peach Tree War, the colony on
Staten Island was destroyed and Adriaen and his wife and 5 children were
captured by natives from Hackensack. Who were these five
children????
Adriaen was released in Oct. 1655 and his wife
and children a short time later. They returned to Staten Island to live
but by 1656 he was ill. Between 1657 and 1668 he and Clara had 3 more
children - who were they??? He eventually left Staten
Island for Bergen NJ and was there as early as 1665 when he was an ensign
in the Bergen Burgher Guard. On 18 Feb. 1677 he was buried at Bergen.
I am seeking Adriaen's ancestry in the Netherlands or any additional info
on his years in Brazil.
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Date: Tue Nov 19 13:45:51 1996
Name: Cindy Torres Owens
E-
mail: cindyo@staffnet.com
Address: 1023 Aquia Dr
Stafford, VA 22554-1940
Surname of
Immigrant: Wynkoop
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Cornelius
Origin of
Immigrant: Amersfoort, Nykerk, Holland
Name
of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: abt
1655
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth:
Amersfoort, Nykerk, Holland c1627
Immigrant's Date & Place
of Death: Bef Jan 1677/78 Hurley, Ulster Co.,NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Maria Jans Langendyck
Source of Information: Ulster Co Probate Records
translated by Anjou was main source, DRC records
Immigrant's Children:
1 Maria Wynkoop b: 1660
Albany, NY d: Bef 1724 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY married to Moses Depuy b:
1660 France m: 1680 Ulster Co., NY d: 1752 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
Father: Nicholas DEPUY Mother: Cattyntje Renard DE VOS (this is my line)
2 Johannes Depuy Wynkoop, Maj. b: Abt 1662 Albany,NY d: 1730 Ulster
Co.,NY married to Judith Bloodgood b: 1665 New Amsterdam m: Jun 7, 1687
Ulster Co.,NY Father: Frans Jansen BLOODGOOD Mother: Lysbeth JANS
*2nd Wife Cornelia TenBroeck b: Abt 1676 m: Jun 6, 1696 Ulster Co.,NY
Father: Dirck Wessel TENBROECK, Maj.
3 Gerrit Wynkoop b: 1665 d: 1745 married to Hilletje Gerrit Focken
b: Aft 1668 m: Bef 1699 Father: Gerritt FOCKEN Mother: Jacomyntje SLECHT
4 Evert Wynkoop b: Mar 24, 1664/65 Albany,NY d: Jul 31, 1746 Ulster
Co.,NY married to Gertie Elmendorp b: 1671 m: Aug 26, 1688 Father:
Jacobus ELMENDORP Mother: Grietje VAN WAGENEN
*2nd Wife of Evert Wynkoop: Annetje Kierstede b: Aft 1675 m: Abt 1727
Father: Roeloff KIERSTEDE Mother: Ilke ROOSA
5 Nicholas Wynkoop b: Oct 15, 1668 Kingston, Ulster Co.,NY d: Bef
1679 not in mother's will of 1679
6 Catherine Wynkoop b: 1671
7 Benjamin Wynkoop b: 1675 married to Femmetje Vanderhuel b: Abt
1677 m: Oct 20, 1697 Father: Abraham VANDERHUEL Mother: Tryntie Hendrick
KIP
Notes: Will dated Aug.11, 1676 in Kingston &
written in Dutch: "Lawful wife and children the survivors to possess the
whole estate. In case husband or wife should remarry, then he or she to
divide one half with the children as their patrimonal share. What has
not been perfectly expressed above is that one child shall not receive
more at the division than the rest of them." Signed by Cornelius Wynkoop
& witnessed by Wessel Ten Broeck & Dirck Jansen Schepmoes. Wessel was
father-in-law to Johannes Wynkoop, Cornelius' son.
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Date: Tue Nov 19 13:56:46 1996
Name: Cindy Torres Owens
E-
mail: cindyo@staffnet.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Hussey
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Frederick
Origin of
Immigrant: England
Name of Ship:
?
Arrival Date: abt 1664
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: c1643
England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
bef 1689 Ulster Co.,NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Margaret Bos
Source of Information: Pearson First Settlers of
Albany, Anjou Probate Records
Immigrant's
Children:
1. Elizabeth b:Nov 15, 1665
2. Judith b:Oct 9, 1667 married Jan Van Vliet
3. Anna B:1670 married to Jochem H. Schoonmaker (my line)
4. James b:Jun 29, 1679 married a Miss Nottingham. What happened to
them??
Notes: Frederick was a soldier for the Duke of
York.
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Date: Wed Nov 20 10:07:08 1996
Name: Jeffrey Vincent Horton
E-
mail: Grizzz@worldnet.att.net
Address: 685 Blydenburgh road
Hauppauge, NY 11788
Surname of Immigrant: Van
Der Beeck
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Rem
Jansen
Origin of Immigrant: Ieveren/
Nertherlands
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1643
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1620/
Ieveren/ Nertherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1681
Immigrant's Spouse:
Jannetje Rapali
Source of Information: Stoutenburgh's History of
the Dutch Congreg of Oyster Bay, Ney pg460-61
Immigrant's
Children: 1 Annetje ,bp 12Mar1645 died yng
2Hillitje,
bp 20jan1647/ died yng
3Jan, bp 12jan1648 M. martha Damon, daug of
Jan.
4Joris, B 2feb1650 M. Femmetje Woertman, daug of Dirck
5 Rem, b
2dec1652 M. Marraetie Vanderbilt, daug of Jan.
6 Hillitje, b
16sep1653 M. Aris Vanderbilt, son of Jan.
7 Catalina, b 4oct1655 M. Elbert Adrianse
8 Femmetje, b 1aug1657 M.
Joseph Hegeman
9 Anna, b 11apr1660 M. Jan Dorlandt, Son of
Gerret
10 Jacob, b 11apr1662 M. Gertrude Van Dervliet daug of Dirck
11 Jeronymous, b 1664, M. Catalina Berryan, daug of Cornelius
12
Daniel b 1665, MJane Ditmars, daug of John
13Abraham,b16sep1667 M.
Ann Middagh, daug of Aert. 14 Sarah, b 6dec1670 M Martin Adrianse
15
Isaac, b 4sep1673 M. Sarah Monfort, daug of Ja. M2nd Hendrikje
Jeremias, b 10sep1675, M Heyltje Probasco, M.2nd Jannetje Voorhis
17
Jannatye b? M. Gerret Nostrand, son of Hans.
Notes: Rem was a blacksmith. his wife's parents
are George and Catalyntje Trico b 18aug1629. He was in new Amsterdam in
1643-51 in Beverwyck(Albany NY)1655 to 60 at the Waleboght in which
place he owned several houses and lots. His sons were called Rem's sons,
hence the name. The name surname has continued as Remsen.
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Date: Thu Nov 21 16:38:38 1996
Name: Lorine McGinnis Schulze
E-
mail: lschulze@bconnex.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Van Valkenburg
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Lambert (Jochemse?)
Origin of
Immigrant: Millen (Belgium??)
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1642-July
1644
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: bpt 16
Apr. 1614 Millen
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: bef 1697 NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Annettie JACOBS
Source of Information: Genealogy of the Van
Valkenburg Family in America; NYG&BR Apr. 1981
Immigrant's
Children:
Anna Lambertse d. by 1693 m Zacharias Sickels
Jochem Lambertse bp 14 Nov. 1646 New Amsterdam NY m1 Eva
Hendrickse VROOMAN
Catrym Lambertse bp 8 Jan 1659 m Andries Hanse Huyck
Lambert Lambertse bp 21 July 1652
Rachel Lamberste m Jan Radcliffe
Notes: Is the ancestry given by Henry Hoff in
NYG&BR correct in stating Lambert was the s/io Lambert Dryeskens Van
Valckenburch & Maria unknown? Lambert Dryeskens d. 1651 in Millen
Belgium. Or is the VV Family book correct in stating that Lambert's
patronymic was Jochemse, therefore his father was Jochem??
My line is through Jochem Lambertse bp 1646 New Amsterdam and two of his
10 children - Isaac Jochemse VV who md. Lydia VAN SLYKE and Jannetje
Jochemse VV who md. Isaac Janse VAN ALSTYNE.
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Date: Thu Nov 21 22:31:24 1996
Name: Kathryn Stuart
E-
mail: kestuart@coshocton.com
Address: K.Stuart
85 W. Pine Street
408 Riverside Towers
Coshocton, OH 43812
Surname of Immigrant:
Van Cleef /Cleave
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Isabrant
Origin of Immigrant: Netherlands
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: before 1710
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Birth:
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: New Netherlands
Immigrant's
Spouse: Jannetje Aertse Vanderbilt
Source of Information: books, family history,
internet sources
Immigrant's Children: Aaron
Van Cleave
Notes: Would like to know as much about the Van
Cleave's arrival in this
country as possible, especially time frame and ship.
Thank you for your help.
Kathryn Stuart
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Date: Fri Nov 22 06:18:02 1996
Name: Russel W. Van Norman
E-
mail: Russel Van Norman
Address: 6804A Escondido Dr.
El Paso, TX 79912-3114
Surname of Immigrant:
Van Arnhem
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jan
Dirkz
Origin of Immigrant: Arnhem,
Gelderland, Netherlands
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: abt Jan 1664
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1640, Arnhem,
Gelderland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: aft 1680 New York, New York
Immigrant's Spouse: Sarah TEUNIS
Source of Information: Van Arnhem Family in North
America
Immigrant's Children:
Dirkje Van
Arnhem b 1664
Magdalena Van Arnhem b 1669
Jan Janz Van Arnhem b 1671 m Hester Fonda - my forebears
Abraham Janszen Van Arnhem b 1673 m Sara Eckeson
Maria Jans Van Arnhem b 1675 m Jan Eckerson
Catharina Van Arnhem b 1677
Isaac Jans Van Arnhem b 1680
Notes: Jan Dirkz Van Arnhem married in New
Amsterdam 28 Jun 1664.
His son Jan Jansz, my ancestor married in Albany, Albany
14 Oct 1696. The family and descendants lived in Guilderland,
Albany, NY. By early 1700s, the last name had become
Van Aernam
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Date: Fri Nov 22 12:11:53 1996
Name: Donna Speer Ristenbatt
E-
mail: der@success.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: KORTRIGHT, RYER, MICHELS, LOW
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Michiel('Chiel)
Bastiaensen
Origin of Immigrant: Leerdam,
South Holland, Netherlands
Name of Ship: De
Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow)
Arrival Date:
1663
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620
Leerdam, South Holland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date &
Place of Death: ?
Immigrant's
Spouse: ?
Source of Information: The Courtright (Kortright
) Family by John H. Abbott, Dutch Reformed Church Records
Immigrant's Children: Reyer Michielszen b ca 1653
Schoonrewoerd, Holland, Netherlands m. Jacomyntje TIBOUT 15 April 1686
New Haarlem, DRC, NY. (I am a descendant of Reyer and Jacomyntje through
their son Michael Ryer m. to Margery Dobbs.)
Metje Michielszen b ca
1655 Schoonrewoerd, Holland, Netherlands m bef 1676 Hendrik Kiersen
Annetje Michielszen b ca 1658 Schoonrewoerd, Holland, Netherlands m. John
Odell
Bastian Michielszen Kortright b ca 1662 Schoonrewoerd,
Holland, Netherlands m. 28 Mar 1689 Jolante de la Montagne, Harlem, NY
Aefie Michielszen b ca 1665 Harlem, NY m. 17 June 1683 Jacques
Tourneur, Harlem, NY.
Notes: Michiel Bastiaensen came to America with
his brother Jan Bastiaensen, both sons of Sebastian (Bastian) Van
Kortright. They first went to Stuyvesant's Bowery, but soon afterward
came to Harlem, NY. Michiel Bastiaensen lived several years at Harlem,
but on 1 May 1669 leased a farm from John Archer, at Fordham, for five
years, and on 1 Jan 1675, with his son-in-law, Hendrick Kiersen, hired
from the widow Tourneur, her farm upon Jochim Pieters and Van Keulens
Hook for 3 years from May 1st ensuing. On 26 Oct. 1677, they leased 74
acres of land at Spuyten Duyvel from Jan Dyckman and Jan Nagel, for a
term of 12 years. This was the first successful effort to make
improvements in that section of Manhattan Island. The family(of Jan and
Michiel) came to be known by several surnames - Kortright, Ryer and
others, the last not to be confused with the Ryersons belonging to Marten
and Adrian Ryerson.
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Date: Fri Nov 22 20:13:46 1996
Name: Mark Lathem
E-
mail: mkl92@aol.com
Address: 102 Nineteenth Avenue, Station B
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Canada L4E 3M5
Surname of Immigrant:
GEDNEY
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Eleazer
Origin of Immigrant: Salem,
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1696
Immigrant's Date
& Place of Birth: March 18, 1666, Salem, MA
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: October 27,
1722, Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., New York
Immigrant's
Spouse: Mary Ann Redman
Source of Information: 1. Gravestone of Eleazer
Gedney 2. Waters, THE GEDNEY AND CLARKE FAMILIES OF SALEM, MA.
3. Peck, A SMALL HISTORY OF THE GEDNEY FAMILY OF WESTCHESTER CO., N.Y.
4. E.K. Gedney, THE GEDNEY FAMILY RECORDS (Private collection of
documents at NEHGS) Tatum, THE GEDNEY STORY: Hisotry Legend and Fact
Concerning this Family since about 920 A.D. 5. Pelletreau, WILLS OF
WESTCHESTER CO., N.Y. 1664-1784
Immigrant's
Children:
1. Ruth Gedney b. circa 1691, Salem, MA
2. Joseph Gedney b. circa 1693, Salem MA
3. Eleazer Gedney b. circa 1694
4. John Gedney b. 1695, Salem MA
5. Isaac Gedney b. 1666, Mamaroneck, NY
6. James Gedney b. 1702, Mamaroneck, NY
Notes: Eleazer was the s/o Eleazer Gedney (Salem
Shipbuilder) who immigrated with his father John Gedney to Salem on the
Ship Mary Ann of Yarmouth which departed Yarmouth England on May 11,
1637.
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Date: Fri Nov 22 20:21:45 1996
Name: Mark Lathem
E-
mail: mkl92@aol.com
Address: 102 Nineteenth Avenue, Station B
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Canada L4E 3M5
Surname of Immigrant:
CURREY
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Richard
Origin of Immigrant: Scotland
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: about 1685
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Birth: 1675, Scotland
Immigrant's Date &
Place of Death: March 20, 1722, Bedford, Westchester Co.,
NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Mary Gee & Miss.
Stivers
Source of Information: Horne, THE CURREY FAMILY
IN THE HUDSON HIGHLANDS: Descendants of Richard Currey of Peekskill
Hollow, New York.
Immigrant's Children: 1.
Richard Currey b. November 4, 1709 @ Eastchester, NY
2. Thomas Currey
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Date: Sun Nov 24 16:00:16 1996
Name: Wilfred Genung-Keats
E-
mail: hawksmor@nicom.com
Address: 1200 Veitch Street North, #107
Arlington, VA 22201-5819
Surname of
Immigrant: De Witt van Groatholdt en Zunderlandt
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Tjerck Claessen
Origin of Immigrant: "Groatholdt", Zunderland,
Westphalia, Netherlands
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1656
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1620, at
Groatholdt
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
17 Feb 1700, Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Barbara Andriessen
Source of Information: The DeWitt Genealogy:
Descendants of Tjerck Claessen De Witt of Ulster County, New York; De
Witt, Mary V.; David Demarest Chapter, DAR, NJ
Immigrant's
Children: Andries De WITT, b. 1657, m. 9 Mar 1682 - Jannetje
Egbertsen (bpt. 11 Jan 1664)
Taatje De WITT, b. Beverwyck (Albany), NY a. 1659, m. 1677, Capt. Matthys
Mathyssen van KUESEN.
Jannetje de WITT, bpt. 12 Feb 1662, m. Cornelius SWITZ.
Klaes (Nicholas)de WITT, bpt. 17 Feb 1664, d. before 1698.
Jan de WITT, bpt. 14 Feb 1666, m. Wyntje KIERSTED.
Geertruy de WITT, bpt. 15 Oct 1668, m. 24 Mar 1688 - Hendricks
Hendricksen SCHOONMAKER.
Jacob de WITT, m. Grietje VERNOOY.
Rachel Sjircke de WITT, b. ?, m. Cornelius BOGARDUS (b. a. 1664).
Lucas de WITT, b. ?, m. 22 Dec 1695 - Annatje DELVA.
Peek de WITT, m. (1) 2 Jan 1698 Marytje Janse VANDERBERG, (2) 1723 Maria
TEUNIS.
Tjerck de WITT - no further info accept "youngest son".
Marrietje (Mary) de WITT, m. (1) 3 Nov 1700, Hendricks Hendricksen
KORTREGHT; (2) 6 Sept 1702, Jan MACKLIN.
Aagje (Agnes) de WITT, bpt. 14 Jan 1684, m. 23 Aug 1712, Jan
PAWLING.
Notes: Tjerck Claessen de Witt van Groatholdt en
Zunderlandt is first
mentioned in the "Trouw Boech" or Registry of marriages of the
Reformed (Collegiate) Dutch Church in New York City where it is
recorded that on 24 April 1656 he married Barbara Andriessen, van
Amsterdam, Holland.
He was probably the son of Claes or Nicholas de Witt and his mother's
name was probably Taatje. He has a sister of the same name. His
sister Emmerentie married Martin Hermanzen Hoffman, of New Amsterdam,
on 16 May 1664.
He lived at New Amsterdam, Beverwyck, Esopus, and Kingston.
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Date: Sun Nov 24 16:49:35 1996
Name: Iris Lawrence-Gardner
E-
mail: iris.gardner@juno.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Pieter Claesen
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Wyckoff
Origin of
Immigrant: Sweden
Name of Ship:
Rensselaerwick
Arrival Date: 3-3-1638
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1-6-1624 Boda,
Island, Sweden
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 6-30-1694
Immigrant's
Spouse: Grietje Van Ness
Source of Information: Peter Lyster Lawrence;
Wyckoff family
Immigrant's Children:
Nicholas,Br 1646
Margrietje Br 1648
Annetje Br 11-27-1650
Maken Br 10-19-1653
Cornelius Br 1656
Hendrick Br 1658
Garret Br 1662
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Date: Sun Nov 24 18:55:50 1996
Name: Iris Lawrence-Gardner
E-
mail: iris.gardner@juno.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Grietje
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Van Ness
Origin of
Immigrant: 1630
Name of Ship:
?
Arrival Date: About 1641
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630 The
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1703 Amersfoort, Long Island, N.Y
Immigrant's Spouse: Pieter Claesen Wyckoff
Source of Information: Peter Luyster Lawrence,
Wyckoff Family Genealogy
Immigrant's
Children:
Nicholas b About 1646 m Sara Montfoort
Margrietje b 1648 m Matthys Brouwer
Annetje b 11-27-1650 m Roelof Martensen Schenck
Mayken b 10-19-1653 m Willem Willemsen
Cornelius b Abt 1656 m Gertje Van Arsdalen
Hendrich b Abt 1658 m two times (no Names)
Garret b 1662 m Catherine Claesen
Marten b 1663 m Hannah Willemse
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Date: Tue Nov 26 18:36:13 1996
Name: James B. VanBokkelen
E-
mail: jbvb@farm.net
Address: P.O. Box 1072
Amesbury, MA 01913
Surname of Immigrant:
Toll
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Karel
Hansen
Origin of Immigrant:
Name of Ship:
Arrival
Date: before 1685
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Birth: Norway or Holland around 1650 - 1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1737 or 1738,
near Schenectady, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Lysbet Rinckhout
Source of Information: Genealogy of The Toll
Family, by Dudley Toll Hill, Gazette Press, Schenectady, NY 1941
Immigrant's Children:
Daniel Toll, b 1 Jul 1691,
m 8 Sep 1717, d 18 Jul 1748;
Simon Toll, b 8 May 1694 or 1698, m 13 Jun 1731, d 1777;
Abraham Toll (no dates given)
Notes: Some sources think Karel Hansen Toll is
the son of Hans Carelse
Toll and Neeltje Cornelise Egmont, who lived in the Albany area
in the 1650s. Others say that he was a ship captain who was
wrecked, possibly in the Carribean, and brought to N.Y.
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Date: Tue Nov 26 19:44:17 1996
Name: Donna Speer Ristenbatt
E-
mail: der@success.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: POST/POSTMA/POSTMAEL
Given name(s)
of Immigrant: Jan Janszen
Origin of
Immigrant: Harlingen, Holland, Netherlands
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: Bef 1679
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Birth: ca. 1658 Probably Harlingen, Holland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Probably
Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Jannetje Francois LeSueur/Losier
Source of Information: James Riker's "Revised
History of Harlem", Notes by Howard I. Durie
Immigrant's
Children:
1. Jan POST - b. ca. 1680, bp. 27 March 1680 NYC
Dutch Reformed Church, Marr. Cornelia ISSELSTEEN, daughter of Marten, 29
March 1702 at Kingston DRC, Ulster Co., NY.
2. Abraham POST, b. ca.
1682, bp. 3 March 1682 NYC Dutch Reformed Church, Marr. Elizabeth Van
Dans____? (possibly VAN DANSICH, meaning from Danzig. Abraham and
Elizabeth probably lived on the Manor of Fordham and the church records
for that locality are not extant.) THIS is my line.
3. Anna Catryn
POST, b. ca. 1684, bp. 6 April 1684 Kingston DRC, Ulster Co., NY. Marr.
Jan PEARSON.
4. Elsie POST, b. ca. 1686.
5. Antoni (Anthony)
POST, b. ca. 1688, bp. 9 Sept. 1688 Kingston DRC, Ulster Co., NY.
Notes: The progenitor of this particular POST
family of Westchester and Rockland Counties, New York, and Bergen County,
New Jersey, is believed to be Jan Janszen, a native of Harlingen,
Holland, who married about 1679, Jannetje (Jeanne) LeSueur, born about
1660, daughter of Francois Le Sueur (progenitor of the Lozier/Losier
family) and Jannetje Hillebrants Pieterson. Jan Janszen, who eventually
acquired the surname of Postmael from the occupation of mail carrier,
according to a family tradition, lived in Harlem where he leased a farm
from Laurens Jansen on April 23, 1679. (History of Harlem by Riker,
footnote page 388).
Jan Janszen alias Postmael remained in Harlem until
1683 or 1684. At that time he removed to Kingston where his wife's
family resided, and lived there until his death a few years later. His
name is found "Postma" on the Kingston records. His widow married again,
Thomas Ennis, and they had two children baptized at Kingston.
NOTE: I am
seeking information on Elizabeth, wife of Abraham, Jan Janszen's son. On
October 24, 1708 at Kingston DRC, Abraham and Elizabeth were sponsors at
the baptism of Abraham, third child of his brother Jan Post, Junior, and
Cornelia Isselsteen, and a torn page in the record leaves the name
Elizabeth Van Dans------ incomplete. It possibly could be Van Dansich,
as mentioned in the Passenger Lists under date of January 20, 1664, but
found in no other early record as a family name.
Some of this POST
family line did reside in Bergen County, NJ and is not to be confused
(but could easily be) with the POSTS who descend from Capt. Adrian POST.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 10:45:54 1996
Name: Clyde Howe
E-
mail: chowe@rpnet
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Reoloffson
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Anneke Jans
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Name of
Ship:
Arrival Date: 1630
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1605
Amsterdam, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1660, New Amsterdam, America
Immigrant's Spouse: Jan Reoloffson
Source of Information: a pedigree commissioned in
1910 by my grandfather
Immigrant's Children:
Sarah (Born: 3 Dec 1630); 29 June 1646 married Dr. Hans Kierstead
(died 1667 in New Amsterdam, America); 1668 married Cornelius Van Buren
Catherine (born: 7 September 1643)
Frytzie (born: 9 Nov 1635)
Jan {John} (born: 5 Dec 1636)
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Note From Lorine:
Barbara J Perricelli at vip@frontiernet.net sends this information:
Hi Clyde,
I was just looking at your Anneke Jans submission on the 17th Century NY
Immigrants page in the Olive Tree. Because it contains so many errors,
I would refer you to NYGBR July 1924, "Anneke Jans and Her Two
Husbands", and NYGBR Apr & Jul 1973, "Anneke Jans in Fact & Fiction".
First - Anneke Jans married Roelof Jansen. Jan Roelofs was her son.
Her dau Sarah Roelofs, bp 5 Apr 1727, m. 2) - int. 1 Sep 1669 -
Cornelius Van BORSUM, not Van BUREN. 3) 1683 Albert Alberts Stoothoof
Her dau Tryntje [Catherine] was bp 24 June 1629, and married 1)1647,
William DeKay 2) Lucas Rodenburg 3) 1658 Johannes P VerBrugge
Her dau Fytie Roelofs m. Peter Hartgers
Date: Thu Nov 28 11:25:39 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: WALINGEN (VAN WINKLE)
Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Jacob
Origin of
Immigrant: Horn, Nethderlands
Name of
Ship: King David
Arrival Date:
Jun 1635
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth:
Horn, Nethderlands ca 1615
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: bef 1657 Bergen,(NJ)
Immigrant's
Spouse: Trintje Jacobs
Source of Information: "History of Paterson and
Passaic County New Jersey" by William Nelson; "Passaic and its Environs"
by William Scott; "History of Hudson County New Jersey" by Charles
Winfield.
Immigrant's Children:
1. Grietje
Jacobse b. 1645 m. Elias Michielse (Vreeland)
2. Jacob Jacobse b. 1650
m.(1) Aeltje Daniels (2) Grietje Hendricks Hollinge (This is my line).
3. Walling Jacobs b. 1651 m. Catharina Michielse (Vreeland) (This is also
my line).
4. Symon Jacobse b. 1653 m. Annetje Sip (This is also my line).
5. Annetje Jacobse b. 1656 m. Johannis Steynmets.
Notes: Jacob first settled on a farm in
Rensselaerwyck (NY). He then made an unsuccessful attempt to locate a
colony at Fresh River (Connecticut). In 1650 he moved to Manhatten and in
1654 removed to Bergen (Jersey City, NJ)
Jacobs childern became
interested in the Acquackanonk Patent and founded the Acquackanonk Dutch
Reformed Church. At this time they used the surname Van Winkle.
Wallington, NJ is named after Walling Van Winkle because he own
approximately 1/2 of what is now the town.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 14:16:26 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: TADES (VAN IDESTIEN)
Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Micheal
Origin of
Immigrant: Ijsselstien, Nethderlands
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: bef
1648
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt
1628 Ijsselstien, Nethderlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: ?
Immigrant's Spouse:
Annetje Edwards
Source of Information: "Holland Society New York
Dutch Church Records" ; "History of the Land Titles of Hudson County" by
Charles Winfield; "History of Paterson and Passiac County New Jersey" by
William Nelson.
Immigrant's Children:
1.
Edward Michielse d. young.
2. Catryntje
Michielse.
3. Tade Michielse m.
Anna Steinmets (This is my line)
4. Edward Michielse d. young
5. Edward Michielse
Notes: Tade Michielse son of Michiel Tades
purchased 400 acres in New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, New Jersey.
This land is about 1/2 of what is now Wallington, New Jersey. The family
at this time adopted the surname VAN IDESTIEN.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 14:30:20 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: ACKERMAN
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: David
Origin of
Immigrant: Berlicum, Nord Brandt, Nethderlands
Name of Ship: D Vos (The Fox)
Arrival Date: 2 Sep 1662
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 24 Jan 1616
Oss, Nord Brant, Nethderlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1662 New Amsterdam, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Elisabeth Bellier
Source of Information: "The Ackerman Family" by
Barbara Tobey
Immigrant's Children:
1.
Anneken Ackerman b. 1646 Den Bosch N.Bradent, Holland
2. Johannis
Ackerman b. 1645 Den Bosch N. Bradent, Holland
3. Laurents Ackerman b.
1650 Geffen Holland
4. David Ackerman b. 1653 Geffen
Holland
5. Lodowyck Ackerman b. 1656 Berlicum
Holland
6. Abraham Ackerman b. 1659 Berlicum Holland (
This is my line)
Notes: It is assume that David died on the ship
or very soon after landing. His descendants are located all over New
York, New Jersey, and other parts of the US and Canada.
There is a family
association: "David Ackerman Descendants - 1662" located at 806 Phelps
Road, Franklin Lakes, NJ, 07417.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 16:37:19 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address: 73 Centerton Drive
Parsippany, NJ
07054
Surname of Immigrant: VAN BORSUM (VAN
BUSSUM)
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Egbert
Origin of Immigrant: Emdem,
Holland
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: bef 1636
Immigrant's
Date & Place of Birth: 1605 Emdem Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ?
Immigrant's Spouse: Antie Hendrix
Source of Information: "NYG&B" Vol26; "The Early
Van Bussums" by Virginia Garde.
Immigrant's
Children:
1. Hermanus VAN BORSUM
2. Cornelis VAN BORSUM b. 1642 New Amsterdam, NY
3. Hendrick VAN BORSUM b. 1648 New Amsterdam, NY
4. Tymon VAN BORSUM b. 1651 New Amsterdam, NY
5. Janneken VAN BORSUM b. 1653
Notes: It is not known when Egbert immigrated but
he is listed as a witness in a trial in 1636 in New Amsterdam. Egbert and
Antie's marriage is the first recorded church marriage in New Amsterdam.
Egbert ran a tavern in New Amsterdam and Long Island and a ferry service
across the East River. When the family moved to Hackensack, Bergen
County, New Jersey in 1736, the spelling of the surname was changed to
VAN BUSSUM.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 16:49:39 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: COERTE (VAN VOORHEES)
Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Steven
Origin of
Immigrant:
Name of Ship: De
Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow)
Arrival Date: 15
Apr 1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth:
1660 Hess, Drenthe, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 16 Feb 1684 Flatlands, New Amsterdam
Immigrant's Spouse: Willempie Roelofse
Seubering
Source of Information: "Through a Dutch Door" by
The Van Voorhis Association
Immigrant's
Children:
1. Hendrickje COERTE.
2. Merghin Coerte
3. Koertt Coerte b. 1638 Holland
4. Lucas COERTE
5. Jan COERTE
6. Albert COERTE b. Holland m. 1681 Helletje Reimers ( This is my Line)
7. Aeltje COERTE
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Date: Thu Nov 28 17:01:33 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address: 73 Centerton Drive
Parsippany, NJ
07054
Surname of Immigrant: DE MANDEVILLE
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Yellis (Giles)
Origin of Immigrant: Garderen, Holland
Name of Ship: De Trouw (The Faith)
Arrival Date: 12 Feb 1659
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: bef 22 May New
York NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Elsje
Hendricks
Source of Information: Genealogical Magazine of
New Jersey" May 1980
Immigrant's Children:
1.
Hendrick DE MANDEVILLE b. 1653;
2. David DE MANDEVILLE b. 1653;
3. Tryntje DE MANDEVILLE b. 1652;
4. Aeltje DE MANDEVILLE;
5. Gerritei DE MANDEVILLE;
Notes: The De Mandeville's are descended from
Huguenots. They settled in New Amsterdam and Flatbrush. Around 1700 a
Giles Mandeville purchased part of the Pecquanock Patent in what is now
Morris County, New Jersey.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 17:14:00 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address: 73 Centerton Drive
Parsippany, NJ
07054
Surname of Immigrant: THOMASSE (VAN
RIPER)
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Juriaen
Origin of Immigrant: Ripa,
Denmark
Name of Ship: T Bonta Koe (The
Spotted Cow)
Arrival Date: Apr 1663
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 12 Sep 1695
Bergen, NJ
Immigrant's Spouse: Reyke
Harmsse
Source of Information: "Hudson County Land
Titles" by Charles Winfield: "History of Hudson County" by Charles
Winfield; "History of Paterson and Passaic County NJ" by William
Nelson.
Immigrant's Children:
1. Thomas
Thomasse;
2. Gerrit Thomasse b. 1670 d. 1748;
3. Aeltje Thomasse b 1672 d. young;
4. Chrietyntje Thomasse;
5 Aelt Thomasse;
6. Jan Thomasse;
7. Marretje Thomasse;
8. Harmen Thomasse;
9. Aeltje Thomasse;
10. Harmen Thomasse;
Notes: Juriaen Thomasse with thirteen others
recieved a Patent March 16, 1684 at Acquackanonk. Some of his descendents
assumed the name Juriance, Yerriance, Auryenian, Van Ripens and Van
Riper.
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Date: Thu Nov 28 17:28:51 1996
Name: John Moller
E-
mail: BCSS08A@PRODIGY.COM
Address: 73 Centerton Drive
Parsippany, NJ
07054
Surname of Immigrant: SPEER (SPIER)
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Hendrick Jansen
Origin of Immigrant: Best, Wageningen,
Holland
Name of Ship: De Trouw (The
Faith)
Arrival Date: 23 Dec 1659
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1681
Immigrant's Spouse: Magdarena Jansen
Source of Information: "NY Colonial Documents" by
E O'Callinghan; "Speer Family Line" by Reverand Rollo Speer;
"Genealogical Magazine of NJ" Vol 55; "Ancestors & Descendents of Alfred
Speer" by D. de Beixedon; "NYG&BR" Vol 6.
Immigrant's
Children:
1. Jan Spier b. Holland;
2. Barent Spier b. holland;
3. Jacobus Spier b. Holland d. at sea;
4. Hans Spier b. 8 Apr 1663 New Amsterdam NY m. 1 Aug 1683 at Bergen
Trynitje Pieters ( This is my line);
5. Unknown Spier (daughter) b. New Amsterdam;
6. Unknown Spier (daughter) b. New Amsterdam;
Notes: Hendrick Spier, his wife and two childern
settled in New Amsterdam in 1659. He later moved to Long Island (Now
Brooklyn). In 1662 he was residing at Bergen (Now Jersey City, NJ) In
1694 his widow sold the land at Bergen to pay his debts. His son Hans
along with his bother Jan were part of the orginal Patentees of the
Acquackanonk Purchase which included what is now Passiac, Paterson and
Clifton, NJ.
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Notes From Lorine: I believe you will find that Janet T. Reimer's article "The Early Spier Family" as published in The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey Jan. 1980 vol. 55, Number 1, is a terrific resource for this family.
Be aware though that in her list of children for Hendrick Spier & Magdalena Hans/Jans, the inclusion of a possible daughter Tryntie bp. 12 July 1654 as found in the NY RDC records, is not correct. This Trynite is an Oosteroom.
The ancestor of the Oosteroom family in New Jersey was Hendrick Janszen. He married Tryntie Lubbertse (born ca 1637 Albany NY) on 4 Dec. 1652 in the Reformed Dutch Church in New York City. His wife Tryntie was the daughter of the immigrant ancestor of the New Jersey Van Blaricom (Blarcom) family - Lubberts Gysbertse, a wheelwright from the town of Blaricom in the Netherlands who came to the colony of Rensellaerswyck in 1634. This Hendrick Janszen and his wife Tryntie had a daughter Tryntje baptised 16 Aug 1654 Reformed Dutch Church in New York City.
The sponsors were Jan Corneliszen BUYS (aka DAMEN) who was married to Tryntie's sister Eybetye, Gysbert Lubbertszen (a brother to Tryntie), and Aeltje Schryvers) Of course DAMEN is my line.
The arrival date you show for Hendrick of 1659 is the date of his second arrival in the New World. His marriage to Magdaleen Jans is found in the records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York City on 14 Sept. 1652 as such:
"Hendrick Janszen van Aschwaerde in't Stift Bremen en Magdaleen Jans van Swol".
We know that Hendrick was in NY then in 1652.
Date: Thu Nov 28 17:47:54 1996
Name: John Longstreet Rhymes
E-
mail: jonnola@ix.netcom.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Langestraet
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Dirck Stoffels
Origin of
Immigrant: (prob) North Brabant district of the
Netherlands
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1657
Immigrant's Date
& Place of Birth: ca 1640, North Brabant, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Monmouth
County, New Jersey
Immigrant's Spouse:
Katerina (Catrin) van Lieuwen
Source of Information: Genealogy of the Family of
Longstreet by Edward Mayes, 192?; A Longstreet Family History by R.J.
Longstreet, 1960
Immigrant's Children:
Stoffel Dircksen (Theophilus) 1666-1741 m Moica Lanen van Pelt (Mercy
Lane) d.1753
Classje Dircksen 1672-? m1696 Jan Abraham Lodt
Adrian (Aaron/Aury) 1677-1728 m Christina Janse Bergen
(possibly also:)
Notes: Settled first in Amersfoort (Flatlands)
and was a member of the Flatlands Church (Rev. Zuuren, Pastor) in 1677.
Married Johoanna Havens ca 1690, and moved to Monmouth, NJ ca 1700
Website
Description: Attempting to find as many of Dirck's
descendants as possible.
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Date: Fri Nov 29 05:37:09 1996
Name: Anne Tangeman
E-
mail: annem@fullnet.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Van Voorhis
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Steven Koorts
Origin of
Immigrant: Drenthe, Netherlands
Name of
Ship: De Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow)
Arrival
Date: April 1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Birth: 1600 near Hees in Province of Drenthe
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 16 Feb 1684
Flatlands, Long Island, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: 1st-? 2cd-Willempie Roelofse (Seubering)
Source of Information: "Lists of Inhabitants of
Colonial New York" by Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, "The Van Voorhees
Family Vol I" published by the Van Voorhees Association, and "The
Ancestors and Descendants of Koert Voorheis" by Walter Moore.
Immigrant's Children:
Hendrickje Stevense, ?, Holland m. Jan Kiersen in Holland
Merghin Stevense ?, m. 1st Roelof ? and 2cd Remmelt Willemse d. 28
Oct 1702
Koert Stevense b 1638 HOlland m ? Marretje Gerretse Van Couvenhoven.
Lucas Stevense b ? 1650 Holland
Jan Stevense b ? 1652 Holland
Albert Stevense b ? Holland
Aeltje Stevense b ? Holland
Jannetje Stevense b ? Holland
Notes: I am interested in family histories on the
Van Voorheis family,
and any families that were in New Amsterdam in the 1660's and on.
My family line descends from !st Steven to 2cd Koert Stevense,
3rd Cornelius Koert Van Voorhees, 4th Koert Voorhies, 5th John
Voorhies, 6th Koert Voorheis m. Rachel Canine in New Jersey.
They went to Mercer Cty Ky.
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