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17th CENTURY IMMIGRANTS TO NEW NETHERLAND & NEW YORK
Date: Mon Jan 13 09:27:03 1997 Name: Burton H. Sickler E-
mail:BHSICK@AOL.COM Address: 4829 Brandywine Drive
Virginia Beach, VA
23464-2901 Surname of Immigrant: Badgley Given name(s) of Immigrant: Anthony Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: before 1665
Origin of
Immigrant: Flushing, Long Island, NY Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: circa 1660 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: Elizabeth Thorne Source of Information: Loyalists Clarks and
Badgleys Immigrant's Children: Anthony
Badgley
Sarah Badgley
George Badgley
Phebe Badgley
James Badgley
Notes: Children all thought to have been born in
Flushing, Long Island, NY. It is believed that Anthony, Sr. took oath of
allegiance in 1687 at "Breucklyn."
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Date: Mon Jan 13 15:06:02 1997 Name: Heather Chamberland E-
mail:hchamber@mail.netshop.net Address: 4707 Aspen Park Drive
Kamloops, British Columbia
V2H 1M5 Surname of Immigrant: Van Nuys Given name(s) of Immigrant: Aucke Janse Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1651
Origin of Immigrant:
Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Abt 1621
Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Abt 1698, Flatbush, Kings, New York Immigrant's Spouse: Magdalena Pieterse Source of Information: The Van Nuys Genealogy
1651-1916 by Carrie E Allen & Early Settlers of Kings Co. NY Immigrant's Children: Annetje Van Nuys, Chr
Jan 28, 1646 Amsterdam, m 1661 Winant Pieterse Van Eck Gertruyd Van
Nuys, Chr Jun 9, 1647 Amsterdam, m 1666 Franz Joosten Janneke
(Jennetje Auckes) Van Nuys, b Holland, m 1673 Barbara Provoost
Abagail Van Nuys, b 1651, d. 1748, m Leffert Pieterse Pieter Van
Nuys, b. Oct 22, 1652 New Amsterdam Jacobus Auckes Van Nuys, b. abt
1654 New Amsterdam, d. 1710, m. April 26, 1685 Maria Willemse Cornel
(This is my line) Femmetje Aukes Van Nuys, b March 2, 1662,
Brooklyn, Kings, NY, m Oct 8 1680 Jan Stevense Van Voorhees Ida Van
Nuys, b 1664 Flatbush, Kings, NY, m Auke Rynierse
Notes: Forefathers of Aucke Janse Van Nuys fled
from France to Holland at the time of the Massacre of St. Bartholomew in
1572.
His name appears in numerous records in the New Amsterdam, Brooklyn and
Flatbush area. On May 6, 1653 he sold his house and lot in New Amsterdam,
and in 1654 he was employed as master carpenter in the erection of the
first church on Long Island, in Flatbush, near New Amsterdam. There are
records of purchases of several tracts of land in this region. In 1673 he
was appointed Schepen or magistrate, by Governor Clove. In 1674 he was
one of the representative to the "Convention of Delegate" called by the
governor to meet in New Orange after the capture of the Netherlands from
the British. His name is in the list of those who in 1687 took the oath
of allegiance to Great Britian after New Netherlands had been re-taken by
the British.
He was three times married. His second marriage was to Lysbert Clausen
and the third to Gurtruyd Jacabse.
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Date: Mon Jan 13 20:18:29 1997 Name: Elizabeth Gilomen E-
mail:egilomen@interaccess.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Rosenkrans Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Harmon Hendrick Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: before
1657
Origin of Immigrant: Bergen, Norway Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1631 Bergen,
Norway Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: abt
1697 New York Immigrant's Spouse: Magdalena
Dircks Caper Source of Information: LDS, family history &
Bible, GENDEX, genealogical database index Immigrant's
Children: Alexander 1661, Annetje 1662, Rachel 1663,
Hermanus 1666, Anna
1668, Hendrick 1670, Christiana 1671, Dirk 1672, Sarah ?
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Date: Mon Jan 13 21:12:40 1997 Name: Glenn Tuley E-
mail:tuley@metrolink.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Tuley Given name(s) of
Immigrant: ? Name of Ship: ? Arrival Date: before 1699
Origin of
Immigrant: England Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ? Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: Tuley, William Floyd. The
Tuley Family Memiors, New Albany, IN, 1906 Immigrant's
Children: Thomas Tuley m.1728 Mary Scott
Notes: Landed first in Charlestown, SC around
1680, then moved to New York.
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Date: Tue Jan 14 15:34:11 1997 Name: Lorna Schoonover E-
mail:jlschoon@waterville
.mn.frontiercomm.net Address: Surname of Immigrant: schoonover Given name(s) of Immigrant: Claes H.
Vanschoonhoven Name of Ship: ? Arrival Date: before 1652
Origin of
Immigrant: Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1615-1639
Wiltsburg or Utrecht,Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 15 March 1660-1661 ? Immigrant's
Spouse: Neetie Frederickse Van Every Source of Information: ? Immigrant's Children: Hendrick C. VanSchoonhoven
Schoonover
5 May 1652 Kingston, Ulster, Ny
D: 4 Dec. 1715 Ulster county, New York
Debora Davis
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Date: Tue Jan 14 17:32:31 1997 Name: Elizabeth Gilomen E-
mail:egilomen@interaccess.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Hendrickson Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Hendrick Name of
Ship: "Rosetta" Arrival Date:
1663
Origin of Immigrant: Utrecht, Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ca 1636 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: New
Amsterdam Immigrant's Spouse: Jane
Luitgirt Source of Information: Lds,Emigrated to New
Amsterdamin the shi family Bible Immigrant's
Children: Hendrick 1668, Willem 1671 Flatbush, Daniel 1673
Flatbush
Notes:
Emigrated to New Amsterdam in the ship "Rosetta" March 1663.
In following year served under Director Peter Stuyvesant. Was
in Freehold & Monmouth Co. N.J. 1694 and 1706.
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Date: Wed Jan 15 14:23:12 1997 Name: Donna Speer Ristenbatt E-
mail:der@success.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Slot (Has become Sloat) Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Jan Pietersen Name of
Ship: ? Arrival Date: About
1650
Origin of Immigrant: Holstein,
Denmark Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ca. 1620 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Aft. 1703, New
York Immigrant's Spouse: 1) Aeltie Jans 2)
Claertie Dominicus (Children were by Aeltie) Source of Information: Revised History of Harlem
by James Riker, pg. 217 footnote, and Scandinavian Immigrants in New York
1630-1674 by John O. Evjen Immigrant's
Children: 1. Pieter Jansen Slot, b. Amsterdam, Holland,
Netherlands. Married New Amsterdam Reformed Dutch Church on 2 Feb. 1663
(Banns) Marretie Jacobse VAN WINCKEL. Died aft. 10 April 1688, probably
NYC. Marretie married 2nd Jean Demarest 23 March 1692 (Record in New York
City Dutch Reformed Church says they were married in
French Church) THIS IS MY LINE. (Pieter and Marretie) 2. Jan Jansen
Slot, b. Amsterdam, Holland, Netherlands, Married Judith ELSWORTH 28
April 1672 (banns) in New Amsterdam Reformed Dutch Church. Died after
1687.
Notes: Jan Pietersen Slot, the ancestor of the
Slottes or Sloats of Orange County, New York (also found in Rockland
County, New York and Bergen County, New Jersey), came over in 1650 from
Holstein, Denmark. (Must have lived in Holland before coming to America)
He was accompanied by his two sons, Johan(Jan) and Pieter. He settled in
Harlem, where he became prominent. He was a carpenter by trade. From
1660 to 1665 he served as magistrate.
He sold his lands at Harlem,
named in the patent of January 4, 1664 to Johannes Verveelen, and on
April 20, 1665, he bought other property at the Bouwery, from Governor
Stuyvesant. But he again sold out here, February 12, 1669, having on
August 14 preceding, sold to Capt. Delavall for L10 a parcel of meadow on
"the north side of Barent's Island", which he held by ground-brief from
Stuyvesant. In 1686 he and his wife resided on Wall Street; in 1703, in
the South Ward. His children were by his first wife, Aeltie Jans; his
second, Claertie Dominicus, he married while at Harlem. Claertje was a
member of the Reformed Dutch Church of New York in 1686.
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Date: Wed Jan 15 15:19:56 1997 Name: Pauline Kopec E-
mail:kopec@coastalnet.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Sayre Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Thomas Sayre Name of
Ship: John and Mary landed in Lynn, Mass. Arrival Date: Before 1648 from Mass. built house
Southhamp
Origin of Immigrant: Leighton-
Buzzard, Bedforeshire, England Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 20 July 1597,
Leighton-Buzzard, Bedforeshire, England Immigrant's Date &
Place of Death: 23 April 1671, Southampton, Suffolk, New
York Immigrant's Spouse: Margaret Aldrich
died 23 Aug 1634, Lynn, Mass. Source of Information: Book pub. 1901 by Thomas
Meloin, mother was descendent of Thomas. Ancestral file, Church of
Latter Day Saints Immigrant's Children: B.1625 Leighton-Buzzard, D.1 Apr 1691 New Haven, Conn.
Spouse David Atwater
B.1628 Leighton-Buzzard, D.20 Jan 1698 Southampton,
Suffolk County, Long Island, New York. Spouse - Sarah Wheeler
B.1633 Leighton-Buzzard, D.Apr 1707/1708 Southampton,
Suffolk County, Long Island. Spouse - Hannah Foster and one other
Notes: Eight men and one woman and a small child
left Lynn, Mass. in 1640 to settle a new colony. They settled in
Southampton and Thomas built the first English house on Long Island in
1648 which is still there. His son, Daniel Sayre is the line I am
researching.
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Date: Thu Jan 16 08:28:09 1997 Name: Lee Harris E-
mail:dharris@mars.ark.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Clement Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: Before 1665
Origin of Immigrant: Holland or Germany Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: C1650 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? NY Immigrant's Spouse: Maria/Mary Boequet/Bokee Source of Information: Immigration to Middle
Colonies: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists & Associations . Data
from the NY Genealogical Record - Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co.
Inc. 1978 (P. 34) , Fiche #6046669/Salt Lake City , "Calendar of Wills
on File and Recorded in the Files of the Court of Appeals, the County
Clerk at Albany and the Secretary of State, NY, 1626-1836, #1388 R4, 5th
Anne, 28 June 1707, Will of Benjamin Roberts. Immigrant's
Children: Pieter/Peter Clement married (1) Anna Ruyting
26 Nov 1707, Schenectady, (2) Anna Vedder 28 Jul 1721 Joseph Clement
married Anna/Annatje Peek, d/o Jacobus Peek, abt 1714 Elisabeth
Clement Fransyntje Cl ement
Notes: Jan Clement took the Oath of Allegiance to
the British King in Sept 1687, at which time he stated that he had been
resident for 22 years, putting his date of arrival about 1665. He
married Maria Boequet, daughter of Jerome Boquet/Bockee, from Walslant,
who arrived on De Bonte Koe, Apr 1663. Marie was 9 years old at the time
of arrival. After Jan's death, Marie married Benjamin/Bent Roberts. By
Will made 28 Jun 1706, Roberts devised his farm at Maalwyck to his wife
Maria, and in case of her remarriage, to his stepsons, Pieter and Joseph
Clement. According to "History of the Schenectady Patents" by Jonathan
Pearson, A.M. and others, 1883, P. 71, it lists property of Bent Roberts
at Maalwyck and that of Ludovicus Cobes, a neighbor. Cobes left his
property to his daughter, Maria, who in turn left it to her daughter,
Clara Kleyn. It would appear there were 3 granddaughters, Clara, Baefie
and Anna Kleyn. It states that Anna Kleyn was the wife of Pieter
Clement. According to other records Pieter would have been married to
Anna Ruyting at this time. My direct line is from Jan, Joseph and
Ludovicus Cobes Clement. The Cobes appear to have some relationship to
the Clements other than being just nieghbors.
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Date: Thu Jan 16 16:07:17 1997 Name: a.albright E-
mail:aalbri4819 @
aol.com Address: Surname
of Immigrant: Hoogteeling) Houghtaling Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Mattys(Matthias) Name
of Ship: ? Arrival Date: abt
1665
Origin of Immigrant: netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1644
,netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1706, greene county,ny Immigrant's
Spouse: maria hendrickse marselis b.abt 1645,mar.1666 Source of Information: founders american
families,1975,beers history greene county,1883, Immigrant's Children: Conrad
Houghtaling,b.1667 m.1688 Trynjte Vanslykeb.abt 1668
Hendrick Houghtaling b.abt1668 Hester Pritcher (?)
Catryntje Houghtaling b.abt 1669d.1754 m.13 Nov 1699 Richard
VanDenberg
syche Houghtaling b. abt 1670m. (1st)Francis Morris,(2nd)Patrick
Mccarty
Rachel Houghtalingb. abt1672 unmarried
Matthias Houghtaling b.abt 1674 d.young
The history of new baltimore is also a source of info,Laura Albright
Hotaling my aunt is also a source she has the original wills and indian
purchases for the houghtaling patent recorded the secretary of states
office in albany. Beers history has an error in that it cites hendrick
son of mattys as marrying hester Bricker it was Hendrick son of conrad
grandson of mattys who married hester bricker,see ist reformed church of
coxsackie records of baptisms.
i am descended from from matthys on my mothers side via rebecca hotaling
who married a bedell to rivenburg to albright. i have a gedcom file of
most of the hoogteeling,houghtaling/hotaling descendents
Date: Thu Jan 16 23:43:05 1997 Name: Keith W. Woodward E-
mail:keithw4@aol.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Napier Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Patrick Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: 1650-1655
Origin of Immigrant: Scotland Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1600-1615 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: Macon County Times, June
30,1988 Immigrant's Children: Patrick
Napier,born between 1634-1639
Notes: son could be known as Dr.Patrick Napier.
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Date: Fri Jan 17 05:06:16 1997 Name: a.albright E-
mail:aalbri4819
@aol.com Address: 1251 s.Atl.Ave,cocoa
beach,fl,32931 Surname of Immigrant:
(Koyamans)Coeymans Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Barent Pieterse Name of
Ship: Rensselaerwyck Arrival
Date: 1636
Origin of Immigrant:
utrecht,netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1616 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1710 Immigrant's Spouse: Agnietje unknown Source of Information: new world
immigrants,ocallaghans history of new netherlands Immigrant's Children: Andreas Coeymans
Samuel Coeymans
Pieter Barentse Coeymans mar(1st) elizabeth Grevevaard,mar(2nd)
charlotte amelia Draayer
Ariantje Coeymans
Notes: Per micheal teppers new world immigrants
published in 1980,he cites ocallaghans history of new netherlands pages
430 to 441 qoute"in
1636 Barent peter Koeymans came to america on the ship rensselaerwyck.his
alias was barent the miller. he was accompanied by his brothers david
jacob and arent. arent was still a lad. barent was in the service of the
first patroon
as a miller for 30 guilders per year. the rensselaerwyck left the
netherlands on oct 1636.the "koyamans" patent was granted to
barent coeymans on 7 apr 1763 by then gov.lovelace on the condition that
barent erect a sawmill there.
his son andreas reapplied and was granted a reissue of the patent on 16
aug 1714
in which a land dispute with killian vanrensselaer was settled when van
rensselaer deeded property to coeymans as recorded in book of deeds h
pg.209 in albany
my family is descended from peter coeymans via charlote who married jann
bronk and also from pieter via mayke who married andries whitbeck
i am still searching the tie back to the original whitbeck "jan Thomase"
who the history books say arrived early 1600 's and was magistrate in
albany and freeholder in rensselaerwyck.
the books cite history of albany vol.2 and the van buren genealogy
andries 's father was jan whose father was andries as recorded in
history og greene county 1883. i presume the first andries was a grandson
of jan thomase but can't prove it.
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Date: Fri Jan 17 19:52:05 1997 Name: Patricia Ann Broyles Gohlke E-mail:page@concentric.net Address: P.O. Box 37
Ranger, TX 76470 Surname of Immigrant:
Champion Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Thomas Name of Ship: Hercules Arrival Date: 12 Mar 1634 left Eng.
Origin of Immigrant: Ashford England, Sandwich
Co. Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1615 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: about 1680
Hempstead Long Island, Queens Co., NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Frances Jacocks Source of Information: Other researchers, books,
town records Immigrant's Children: John
Champion, b.1647/1648 Hempstead, Long Island,Queens Co., NY
d. 1727, Glouchester Co., Province of West Jersey.
m. Sarah Williams
Martha (Honor) Champion b. 1642/1642
m. Thomas Ellison
Notes: Thomas Champion sailed 12 Mar 1634 for
plantatin called
New England, sailing ship Hercules for America
Town records of Hempshtead, LI, NY, Vol. I,II
Champion Family, 350 Years in America by Ruth C. Champion
Wife Frances Jacocks, name later changed to Jacobs.
Father Francis Jacocks. She was known as Goody Champion on town
records
Date: Fri Jan 17 20:31:31 1997 Name: Patricia Ann Gohlke E-
mail:page@concentric.net Address: P.O. Box 37
Ranger, Tx 76470 Surname of Immigrant:
Eastland Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Joseph Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: before 1683
Origin of
Immigrant: Wales Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1620 -
Wales Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: abt
1698 Oyster Bay, LI, NY Immigrant's Spouse: Source of Information: Other researchers, Earl K.
Schultz history, court house records Immigrant's
Children: zjohn Eastland
Thomas Eastland d. Ramsey, England
Joseph Eastland b. abt 1650 Wales
d. abt 1728 Salem Co., NJ
m. Ann Hunt 27 Mar 1699 Salem Co., NJ
William Eastland b. 8 May 1660 Cardiff Wales
d. 17 Jan 1714 Cohansie, Salem, NJ
m. Sarah Champion
Notes: Joseph in Oyster Bay in 1683
Colonial documents of NJ., Salem Co. deeds #6, p. 620, 1697-98 Jan 24.
Oyster bay, LI, NY town records, Vol. 1 p. 186 Joseph Eastland sold land
to John Pryar
30 May 1684. Ibid., p. 198. On 4 Jul 1684 Joseph Eastland, cordwinder, of
Matinecok,
Oyster Bay, LI, Queens Co....sold the boggy meadow land to John Davis.
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Date: Sat Jan 18 05:30:52 1997 Name: a. albright E-
mail:aalbri4819@aol.com Address: 1251 S.Atlantic Ave
Cocoa beach,fl Surname of Immigrant: (Dow)
Douw Given name(s) of Immigrant: Volkert
Janse Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: abt 1649
Origin of
Immigrant: netherlands or scandanavia Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1627
netherlands or scandanavia Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: abt 1686 Immigrant's
Spouse: dorothea jans breestede mar19 apr 1650 Source of Information: greene county
history,immigrants to america,ulster gen soc. Immigrant's
Children: Jonas Volkertsen Dow b.abt1651,d. abt 1736
mar.24apr 1691 catrina whitbeck
Andries Vokertsens Dowb.abt 1653mar.16 nov 1693 magdelena quackenbos
Volertje Volkertse Dow b.abt 1655
Dorothe Volkertse Dow b.abt 1657
Catrina Volkertse Dow b.abt 1659
Enjeltje Volkertse Dow b.abt 1661 mar.Andries Whitbeck
Notes: the history books are unclear on volkerts
beginnings
he is listed in the shipping lists,in early immigrants to anmerica,in the
ulster.ged put out by the ulster genealogical
society,which is mainly the kool family.
the lists of freeholders in early 1700 show volkert and jonas dow in
albany and the widow of andries whitbeck with a house in albany
my families descent on both sides is from the douw whitbeck
connection.
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Date: Sat Jan 18 06:51:37 1997 Name: S.F. (Tim) Westbrook E-
mail:stilltim1@aol.com Address: 101 Horseshoe Road
Newark, DE 19711 Surname of Immigrant:
Jansen Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Anthony Name of Ship: ? Arrival Date: possibly 1641
Origin
of Immigrant: Westbroek, Utrecht Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1625,
probably Westbroek Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: about 1674, Flatbush, LI, NY Immigrant's Spouse: Orsseltje Dircks Source of Information: Early Records of Albany,
Vol 3; NYGBR 64:309 Immigrant's Children: Annetje Hendrickse, b. 1655, Rotterdam. d. bef 1715, Jamaica, LI, m. abt
1678, Kingston, Michael DeMotte. she prob. daughter of Orsseltje Dircks
by previous husband, Jan Hendricksen.
Johannes Westbrook, b. 1668, Albany, d. 1727, Warwarsing, m. banns
12 May 1687, Kingston, Magdalena Decker.
Dirck Westbrook, b. 22 Oct 1671, Flatbush, LI, d. aft 1722,
Rochester, Ulster Co, m. 25 Aug 1695, Catharina Osterhout.
Notes: From 1662 until 1668 he owned and operated
a tavern in Albany.
He also served as Court Messenger, for the court of Rensselaerwyck.
He was identified as Anthony Jansen Westbrook in the Flatbush Town
Records of 1672).
They also state that his descendants appear under the name of Westbrook
in the RDC at Kingston.
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Date: Sat Jan 18 16:51:34 1997 Name: Rick Richardson E-
mail:rareng@citynet.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Livingston Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Robert Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: after 1654
Origin of Immigrant: Scotland Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1654 Ancram,
Scotland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1728 Albany, New York Immigrant's Spouse:
Alida Schuyler Source of Information: Father in law Ralph
Gongwer Immigrant's Children: Gilbert
Livingston, b1690,d1740MA
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Date: Sun Jan 19 00:08:48 1997 Name: Lee Harris E-
mail:dharris@mars.ark.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Boucquet/Bockee Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jerome Name of Ship:
De Bonte Koe Arrival Date: Apr 1663
Origin of Immigrant: Walslant, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Abt 1625 ,
Netherlands (?) Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: (?) New York Immigrant's
Spouse: Ann Torion Source of Information: "CLEMENT HISTORY" by
William M. Clement, Chapter One, P. 7, located in the Fonda Historical
Museum, Fonda, NY & "THE BOCKEE FAMILY" 1641-1897 by Martha Bockee Flint
1897 (book located in Albany State Library). Immigrant's
Children: Francoise Boucquet, bpt 3 Mar 1647, m.
Hendrick Claesen Annetje Boucquet, b. abt 1655 Maria Boucquet,
b. abt 1654 m. Jan Clement Jannetje Jeronimuse Boucquet, b. abt
1658, m. Abraham Du Toict abt 1677.
Notes: Quote from the "Bockee Family History":
"In the Netherlandic province of Zeeland, at Middelburg, on the storm-
swept island of Walcheren, is the first trace of our ancestor, Jerome
Boucquet, in the entries cited by the Commission of Walloon History, in
the preceding letter, of the marriage at Middelburg, August 11, 1641, of
Anne L'Agache, and May 16, 1644, of Anne Torion to Jerome Boucquet. Four
years later, March 3, 1647, is the baptism of his third child Francoise,
b. in Nieuw Amsterdam called Francyntje. It is probable that he was
later living in Gelderland or in South Holland, for he is first mentioned
in America as Jeronimus de Waal." Unquote.
On April 16, 1663. at the
Port of Ripen, one of the oldest towns in North Jutland, Holland, Jerome
Boucquet and his wife, Ann Torion, and five daughters, embarked for the
new world on the ship "T Bonte Koe". According to the William Clement
Family History, Maria was about 27 when she married Jan Clement. Jerome
Boucquet and Ann Torion were my 7th gr grandparents.
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Date: Sun Jan 19 00:53:44 1997 Name: Lee Harris E-
mail:dharris@mars.ark.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Peake/Peek Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: Before 1650
Origin of Immigrant: Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Abt 1615,
Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: (?) New York Immigrant's
Spouse: Maria Du Trieux/De Truy Source of Information: "Genealogies of the
Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady,
from 1662 to 1800" by Prof. Jonathan Pearson, Genealogical Publishing
Co., Inc., Baltimore - 1976, PP 135 & 136 & "CLEMENT HISTORY" Chapter
One, Page 10, by William M. Clement. Immigrant's
Children: Annatie Peake, bpt. 15 Oct 1651, New
Amsterdam, NY, m. Johannes Sanders Glen 2 May 1667 Jacobus Peake,
bpt 16 Jan 1656, New Amsterdam, m. Elisabeth Teunise abt 1680
Johannes Peake, bpt 12 Oct 1653, m. Elizabeth Van Imburgh, 18 Jul 1683.
Maria Peake, bpt 6 Mar 1658, m. Goosen Van Oort/Van Woert.
Notes: Jan Peake/Peek: An early settler of New
Amsterdam, where for many years he and his wife kept an Inn. Frequent
prosecutions were instituted against them for selling spirits without
license and for selling to the Indians. The creek at Peekskill takes its
name from him. Maria had as a first husband, Cornelis Volkertsen Viele,
plus an illegitimate child prior to her marriages by Pieter Wolphersen
Van Couwenhougn. Maria and Jan Peake/Peek are my 7th gr grandparents.
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Date: Mon Jan 20 07:42:01 1997 Name: Lee Harris E-
mail:dharris@mars.ark.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Clement Given name(s) of
Immigrant: James Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: Before 1669
Origin of Immigrant: (?) Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Abt 1639
(?) Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Abt
Mar 1725, NY Immigrant's Spouse: Sarah Source of Information: Abstracts of Wills on File
in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York, Vol., 1665-1707, Voll II
with Appendix & Misc. Documents, 1708-1728, Volumes III & IV. Immigrant's Children: John Clement Mercy
Clement (married name Bates) Sarah Clement (m. Thomas Hinchman)
Samuel Clement James Clement (died intestate abt 1 Nov 1738 - see
Vol III, Abstracts of Wills) Thomas Clement Jacob Clement
Joseph Clement.
Notes: James Clement's name appears many times in
the Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate's Office, City of New
York, the first mention being 18 Oct 1669. He appears to have witnessed
many Wills, signing as "James Clement, Clerk". His own Will dated 5 May
1724 and proved 16 Mar 1725, gives us much information on his family,
listing bequests to his wife, Sarah, and each of his children. According
to the Will, he owned lands in Flushing, that is the homestead where he
lived in Flushing, and all the lands in Eagle Nest Neck, as also all
meadows, salt and fresh, lying on the east side of the creek that runs
southward to the bridge, with lands that lye by the said meadow, plus 10
acres of woodland. He also has meadow on the west side of the mill
creek, upon Captain Thomas Willett's (neck). He makes his wife, Sarah,
executress, with his son, John, and son-in-law, Thomas Hinchman, to be
assistants. Dated 5 May 1724. Witnesses: John Forster, Anthony Glean,
Francis Doughty, Jr. Proved March 16, 1725. It is not known if James
Clement is in any way related to Jan Clement. As most of his associates
appear to have English names, he may have emigrated from England.
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Date: Mon Jan 20 08:01:36 1997 Name: Lee Harris E-
mail:dharris@mars.ark.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Clement Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Bastiaen Name of
Ship: De Trouw (The Faith) Arrival
Date: Feb 1659
Origin of
Immigrant: Doornick, Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1635 Holland
(?) Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: "Ship Passenger Lists New
York & New Jersey (1600-1825)" edited & indexed by Carl Boyer, 3rd;
Published by the Compiler, Newhall, California, 1978 - List of the
Palatine Remoi - Feb. 12, 1659, P. 120, "Clement, Bastiaen from
Doornick". Immigrant's Children:
Notes: Bastiaen Clement did not have a wife or
children listed when he arrived in New Netherlands, nor have I found any
further reference to him. He emigrated from Holland and is a possible
relative of Jan Clement, but no connection established to date.
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Date: Mon Jan 20 09:55:58 1997 Name: Todd W. DeVoe E-
mail:tddevoe@whidbey.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: DEVOE Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Daniel Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: before 1686
Origin of Immigrant: Huguenot Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1680 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: Source of Information: family word of mouth Immigrant's Children:
Notes: This family member may or may not be the
immigrant. It may have been his father whom I do not have a name for. I
also am looking for any children of Daniel. Specifically Conrad who may
be a cousin who immigrated at the same time or Danioels son.
Thank you,
Todd
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Date: Tue Jan 21 07:53:27 1997 Name: Carrie Van Wie E-
mail:ladyspooky@prodigy.net Address: 5757 N. Sheridan Rd., Apt. 15G
Chicago, IL 60660 Surname of Immigrant: Van
Wie Given name(s) of Immigrant: Hendrick
Gerritse Name of Ship: Arrival Date: before 1654
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: before
1654 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1691
Beverwyck Immigrant's Spouse: Eytie
Ariaanze Source of Information: Grandfathers' genealogy
record sheet Immigrant's Children: Gerrit
b.1676 Jannetje b. 1678 Geesje b. 1680 Arientje b. 1682
Alida b. 1684 Hendrick b. 1684 Annatie b. 1685 Jan H. (b.)
1686 m. Catharine Huyck
Notes: Also known as Verwey, Van Wee, and Van
Wye.
Ancestor is Jan H.
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Date: Tue Jan 21 18:45:27 1997 Name: Marcie Ward Richie E-
mail:dansbooks@wavetech.net Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369 Surname of Immigrant: Du
Trieux (Truax, Truex) Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Philippe Name of
Ship: New Netherland (probably) Arrival
Date: 1624
Origin of Immigrant:
Roubaix, Nord, France Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: c. 1588
Roubaix, Nord, France Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: c. 1653 New York, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: 1. Jacqueline Noiret 2. Susanne du Chesne Source of Information: Randolph, Howard S.F.
"House of Truax" NYGBR July, Oct 1926, Jan 1927; Walloon Church Amsterdam
Film# 113397 FHL; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church, New York. Immigrant's Children: Children of Jacqueline
Noiret
Philippe bp. 3 Jan 1616 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Maria bp 5 Apr 1617 Leyden, Netherlands d.after 1670 NY m.1.
Cornelius Volkertzen Viele m.2. Jan Peek 20 Feb 1650 New York, NY
Philippe b. 1619 Leyden, Netherlands d.c. 1653 New York, NY
Madeline b. 9 Feb 1620 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Children of Susanne du Chesne
Jerome bp. 20 Oct 1623 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sara b. 1625 New York, NY d. 9 Nov 1692 Albany, NY m. Isaac De Forest
9 June 1641 New York, NY
Susanna b. 1626 New York, NY d. 1660 Albany, NY m. Evert Janse
Wendell 31 July 1644 New York, NY
Abraham b. 1632 New York, NY m. Rosella and/or Hester
Rachel b. 1635 New York, NY m.1. Hendrick van Bommel 30 Sept 1656 New
York, NY m.2. Dirk Janse de Groot 8 Aug 1677 New York, NY
Isaac bp. 24 Apr 1642 New York, NY d. before 1706 Schenectady, NY m.
Maria Williamse Brouwer
Rebecca b. 1643 New York, NY m. Symon Groot
Jacob bp. 2 Dec 1645 New York, NY d. 1709 New Castle, DE m. Elizabeth
Post 26 Sept 1674 New York, NY
Notes: Philippe and Susanne applied to the church
at Leyden for a transfer "pour Westinde" on 9 Mar 1624. They probably
arrived in New York on the New Netherland that year. Philippe first
appears in the records when he was appointed Court Messenger by Director
Kieft in 1638.
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Date: Tue Jan 21 19:18:36 1997 Name: Marcie Ward Richie E-
mail:dansbooks@wavetech.net Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369 Surname of Immigrant:
Wendell Given name(s) of Immigrant: Evert
Janse Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1640
Origin of Immigrant:
Emden, East Friesland (Lower Saxony), Germany Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: b.c. 1615
Emden, East Friesland (Lower Saxony), Germany Immigrant's
Date & Place of Death: 1709 Albany, NY Immigrant's Spouse: 1. Susanna du Trieux 2.
Marytje Abrahamsen Van Deursen Mingael Source of Information: Randolph, Howard S.F.
"House of Truax" NYGBR July, Oct 1926, Jan 1927; Records of the Reformed
Dutch Church of Albany, NY 1683-1809; "Burial Records, First Dutch
Reformed Church of Albany, 1652-1862," Yearbooks of the Dutch Settlers
Society of Albany, Vol Immigrant's Children: Children of Susanna du Trieux
Thomas bp. 18 Sept 1645 New York, NY bur. 8 Sept 1730 Albany, NY
Elsie bp. 27 Jan 1647 New York, NY
Johannes bp. 2 Feb 1649 New York, NY d. 1691-1692 Albany, NY m.1.
Maaritie Jillysse Meyer m.2. Elisabeth Staats
Dievertje bp. 27 Nov 1650 New York, NY
Dievertje b.c. 1653 d. 10 Apr 1724 Schenectady, NY m.1. Myndert Janse
Wemp m.2. Johannes Sanders Glen 21 June 1691 Albany, NY
Jeronimus b.c. 1655 d. after 3 Mar 1690/1 m. Ariantje Harmanse
Visscher
Philip b.c. 1658 bur. 13 Feb 1743 Albany, NY m. Maria Harmanse
Visscher 17 June 1688 Albany, NY
Evert b.c. 1660 d. 16 June 1702 Albany, NY m. Elisabeth Glen 19 Mar
1681 Albany, NY
Children of Marytje Abrahamse Van Deursen Mingael
Isaac
Susanna m. Johannes Teller 18 Aug 1686 Albany, NY
Tryntje m. Thomas Millington 17 Sept 1699 Albany, NY
Abraham b.c. 1670 Albany, NY d. before June 1767 m. Maeyke Van Ness
12 Apr 1698 Albany, NY
Notes: Evert came to New York in the service of
the Dutch West Indies Company. He lived in New York City until about 1651
when the family moved to Albany. He was a cooper and import merchant. He
was an elder in the Dutch Church, 1656, Orphan-Master, 1657, Magistrate,
1660, 1661. In 1663 at the time of his second marriage, Evert and his
second wife, Marytje, signed a prenuptial agreement which gives the name
of his first wife, the names of her children except for Thomas, then an
adult, and the ages of the children. Website
Description:
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Date: Wed Jan 22 13:48:31 1997 Name: Catherine Wessells Bellino E-mail:efc@ns1.wpe.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Ten Broeck Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Wessel Wesselse Name of
Ship: Faith Arrival Date:
1659
Origin of Immigrant: Wesen, Westphalia
(near Munster) Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1636 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1704
Kingston (?) Immigrant's Spouse: Maria Ten
Eyck (married 1670) Source of Information: DUTCH HOUSES IN THE HUDSON
VALLEY BEFORE 1776 Immigrant's Children:
Wessel II born 1672 died 1744
Notes: Arrived at New Amsterdam (1659) and stayed
for 15 years.
Moved to Kingston in 1675
Brother: Dirck Wessels TenBroeck [Major] Born 1642 Died 1717
Wife: Christina Cornelise VanBuren
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Date: Wed Jan 22 14:44:58 1997 Name: Marcie Ward Richie E-
mail:dansbooks@wavetech.net Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369 Surname of Immigrant: De
Hart Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jacobus Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: 1671
Origin of Immigrant:
Buren, Gelderland, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: c. 1644 Buren,
Gelderland, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1697 New York, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Cornelia Pieters Beeck Source of Information: Abstracts of Wills, New
York City; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of New York City;
Hatfield, Edwin F. History of Elizabethtown, NJ; O'Callaghan & Fernow,
Documents-Colonial History of New York. Immigrant's
Children: Willem bp. 20 Apr 1673 New York, NY
Pieter bp. 19 Nov 1674 New York, NY
Lysbeth bp. 10 Nov 1677 New York, NY m. William Van Nieuwenhuysen 27
Oct 1702 New York, NY
Balthazar bp. 15 Dec 1680 New York, NY bur. 16 Oct 1759 New York, NY
m. Margariet Mauritz 7 Jan 1703 New York, NY
Catalina bp. 25 Oct 1684 New York, NY d. after 1741 m. Jacobus Kip c.
4 Dec 1704 New York, NY
Notes: Jacobus was in Elizabethtown, NJ in 1671.
By the time of his marriage, 18 Aug 1672, he was in New York City. He was
one of four brothers who immigrated. The others were Balthazar, who
married Margritie Stuyvestant, sister of the Governor, after their child
was born, Matthys and Daniel. A nephew, Daniel Veenvos who married
Christina Jacobse Van der Grift, also immigrated to New York.
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Date: Wed Jan 22 15:15:37 1997 Name: Marcie Ward Richie E-
mail:dansbooks@wavetech.net Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369 Surname of Immigrant:
Mauritz Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jacob Name of Ship: ? Arrival
Date: before 1678
Origin of
Immigrant: Haarlem, N. Holland, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: bp. 10 Mar
1644/5 Haarlem, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1725/6 Elizabethtown, NJ Immigrant's
Spouse: Margariet Van der Grift Source of Information: New Jersey Calendar of
Wills; Records of Reformed Dutch Church, New York City; Records of
Reformed Dutch Church, Amsterdam & Haarlem, Netherlands (Film# 113134,
113222, 115541 FHL). Immigrant's Children: Joanna (Jannetje) bp. 5 June 1676 Amsterdam, Netherlands m. Mathias
De Hart 27 June 1695 New York, NY
Mauritz bp. 9 Jan 1678 New York, NY
Paulus bp. 25 Oct 1679 New York, NY m. Margareta Keteltas 12 Apr 1706
New York, NY
Margariet bp. 6 Oct 1681 New York, NY
Margariet bp. 20 June 1683 New York, NY m. Balthazar De Hart 7 Jan
1703 New York, NY
Cornelia bp. 24 June 1685 New York, NY d. before 1725
Jacobus bp. 18 Mar 1688 New York, NY d. 8 or 10 June 1750 New York,
NY m. Elizabeth Stephens 18 May 1710 New York, NY
Gerardus bp. 7 Jan 1692 New York, NY
Notes: Jacobus married Margariet in Amsterdam,
then they moved to New Amsterdam where Margariet's family had lived for
many years. Jacob's sister Annetie, wife of Domine Wilhelmus Van
Nieuwenhuysen, and his half-brother, Cornelis Steenwyck, also immigrated
to New York. Jacob was captain in the militia in 1681. He was a member of
Lt. Gov. Jacob Leisler's council. After Leisler was hanged in 1691, Jacob
Mauritz traveled to the Hauge where on 19 May 1691 he signed a letter to
William and Mary protesting the execution. Jacob and Margariet moved to
Elizabethtown probably about 1720. Jacob's name is sometimes given as
Jacob Mauritszen Sluys Wachter.
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Date: Wed Jan 22 15:39:44 1997 Name: Marcie Ward Richie E-
mail:dansbooks@wavetech.net Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369 Surname of Immigrant: Van der
Grift Given name(s) of Immigrant: Paulus
Lendertszen Name of Ship: ? Arrival Date: before 1644
Origin of
Immigrant: Amsterdam, N. Holland, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: bp. 20 Oct
1613, Amsterdam, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Bur. 10 Oct 1679 Amsterdam, Netherlands Immigrant's Spouse: m.1. Jannitje Gerrits m.2.
Grietje Gerrits Source of Information: Records of Reformed Dutch
Church, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Film# 113133, 113144, 113146, 113154,
113200, 113222, 113353 FHL); Records of the Reformed Dutch Church New
York City; Innes, J.H. New Amsterdam and Its People; O'Callaghan &
Fernow, Documents-Colo Immigrant's Children: Grietje bp. 1 Dec 1641 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Lenert bp. 15 Nov 1646 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Margariet bp. 2 May 1649 New York, NY m. Jacob Mauritz c. 1 June 1674
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Gerrit bp. 30 Apr 1651 New York, NY
Marritie bp. 27 Apr 1653 New York, NY m. Gerrit Van Tricht
Johannes bp. 27 June 1655 New York, NY
Johannes bp. 19 June 1658 New York, NY bur. 18 Apr 1687 Amsterdam,
Netherlands m. Alida Reynders 1682 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Notes: Paulus owned property in New Amsterdam in
1644. He was a sea captain. He built a warehouse in New York in 1649 and
eventually became a free merchant. In the late 1640's, under Gov.
Stuyvestant, he was Superintendent of Naval Equipments and City Surveyor.
He was a council member from 1647 to 1649. Possessed of a famous temper,
Paulus upset the residents of New Amsterdam to the point that they drew
up a "Remonstrance" against him. In 1655 Paulus was badly wounded by an
axe blow in an Indian attack. After New Amsterdam was surrendered to the
English in 1664, Paulus, unable to reconcile himself to the new
government, packed up his family and returned to the Netherlands. His
daughters went back to New York after their marriages, but the sons
stayed in Holland. Paulus' brother, Jacob Leendertszen Van der Grift,
immigrated to New York and lived in Brooklyn.
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Date: Wed Jan 22 15:59:45 1997 Name: Marcie Ward Richie E-
mail:dansbooks@wavetech.net Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369 Surname of Immigrant:
Beeck Given name(s) of Immigrant: Pieter
Corneliszen Name of Ship: Dolphin Arrival Date: 1637
Origin of
Immigrant: Amsterdam, Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1610-1615
(estimate) Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
d. before 1686 New York, NY Immigrant's
Spouse: Aeltje Willemse Source of Information: Records of Reformed Dutch
Church, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Film# 113145 FHL); Records of the
Reformed Dutch Church New York City; Innes, J.H. New Amsterdam and Its
People. Immigrant's Children: Marritje
bp. 11 May 1636 Amsterdam, Netherlands d. before 1701 m. Pieter Jacobszen
Marius 13 Nov 1665 New York, NY
Willem bp. 9 Sept 1640 New York, NY d. 1684 Espous, NY m. Anna Van
Vleck
Debora bp. 1 Mar 1643 New York, NY d. before 5 Dec 1667 New York, NY
m. Warnert Wessels 10 Apr 1667 New York, NY
Elisabeth bp. 26 Dec 1644 New York, NY d. 1698 Albany, NY m.1.
Sylvester Salisbury m.2. Cornelis Van Dyck m.3. George Bradshaw 29 Oct
1690 Albany, NY
Cornelis bp. 14 Oct 1646 New York, NY
Cornelis bp. 19 July 1648 New York, NY
Cornelis bp. 5 Sept 1649 New York, NY m. Marritje Claes 3 Oct 1677
New York, NY
Cornelia b.c. 1650 d. before 1701 m. Jacobus De Hart 18 Aug 1672 New
York, NY
Notes: According to J.H. Innes, Pieter came to
New Amsterdam as a ship's carpenter. He was hired as a house carpenter by
the Dutch West Indies Company in 1645. In 1651 the family moved to the
Dutch settlements on the Delaware River, but had returned by 1655, when
Pieter had a mill on Long Island. The eldest daughter and her husband had
no children. When the son-in-law, Pieter Marius made his will, dated 7
July 1702, he named all of Pieter Corneliszen Beeck's descendants at the
that time.
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Date: Wed Jan 22 16:20:28 1997 Name: Diana Thomas E-
mail:jctdlt@ptialaska.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Matthews Given name(s) of
Immigrant: William Name of Ship:
Christopher Arrival Date: after 1680
Origin of Immigrant: Wales Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Wales
1650 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
Tennessee Immigrant's Spouse: Source of Information: Grandaughter of William
Mattews +3 letter Immigrant's Children:
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Date: Wed Jan 22 17:35:31 1997 Name: Joe Wood E-
mail:cjwood@bright.net Address: Surname of
Immigrant: BOLDMAN or BOOLMAN Given name(s)
of Immigrant: Name of Ship:
? Arrival Date: before 1652
Origin of Immigrant: Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1640 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: ? Source of Information: Uncle Delbert Immigrant's Children:
Notes: Married in Schanectady N.Y. - lived in
Montgomery County N.Y.
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Date: Wed Jan 22 18:10:29 1997 Name: Luann Drury E-
mail:TOliverson@AOL Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Decker Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Broerson Name of
Ship: Blue Cock Arrival Date:
before 1645
Origin of Immigrant: Husum,
Schleswif-Holstein Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1712 New
York Immigrant's Spouse: Heyltje Jacobs Source of Information: Film L.D.S. written by
William J. Coulter Immigrant's Children: Jacob Janse Decker 1654, Broer Decker 1660, Gerritt Decker
1662, Grietjen Decker 1664, CornelisDecker 1670, Maddelen
1666, Fietje Decker 1671, Jurian Decker 1680
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Date: Thu Jan 23 10:54:45 1997 Name: John Prink E-
mail:detunit@pacbell.net Address: 403 Highland Avenue
Piedmont, CA 94611 Surname of Immigrant: Van
Treslong Prins Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Blois(Paul) Name of Ship: ? Arrival Date: "before 1799"
Origin
of Immigrant: Netherlands Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1750 Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ? Immigrant's Spouse: unknown Source of Information: Father Immigrant's Children: unknown
Notes: Baron de Blois Van Treslong Prins is my
direct ancestor. He served with General
Washington during the Revolutionary War. At that time, the british were
looking for
to try as a spy. My understanding is that he changed his name to either
"Brink" or
our current name today "prink".
His name as I understand it was derived from from flemish in that it
means "paul from the very tall woods.
Evidently, this individual was baronized prior to coming to
N.Y.
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Date: Thu Jan 23 19:29:14 1997 Name: Peggy Estelle E-
mail:doewatch@vitinc.com Address: Surname of
Immigrant: Estelle,D'Estelle,Estell,Estill Given name(s) of Immigrant: Daniel, William,
Thomas Name of Ship: Arrival
Date: before 1664
Origin of
Immigrant: England, Holland or France Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1640 in
England, Netherlands, or France Immigrant's Date & Place
of Death: Monmouth County New Jersey Immigrant's Spouse: Unknown, gave birth on
arrival in New Jersey 1664 Source of Information: Aunt Margie, deeds and
wills, "History of the Estills by One of the Family" by John Holbrook
Estill 1903 Immigrant's Children: William
son of William born in Indian Summer 1664
Notes: Family was French Hugenot who escaped
France about 1658.
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