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New Netherland New York Genealogy
Derived from the
Register of Marriages (1787—1872) and Baptisms (1792—1872)
Of the Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Consistory Records
(the Van Cleef Transcriptions, The Holland Society of New York Collections)
And the Marriage and Baptismal Records of The New Lots Reformed Church
(1824-1906)
Recompiled, Reformatted and Cross-Referenced
-with Some Annotations-
And Keyed to the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society Record
And its anthological companion
Genealogies of Long Island Families
Dedicated to Jacob Tipton Rapelje
M57. Lawrence Voorhees and Miss Jane Garritson. 13 May at Gravesend.
M58. Peter Farmer and Miss Elizabeth Wall. 15 May at Gewanoes [Gowanus].
M59. Jacques Stillwell and Miss Helena Lake. 27 May at Gravesend.
M60. Isaac Boyce and Elizabeth Koevert. 9 July at Flatbush.
M61. Andrew Suydam and Miss Phoebe Wyckoff. 14 August at Gravesend.
M62. Nathan Statler and Miss Fanny Teibout [sic]. 24 August at Bergen
[New Jersey].
M63. Hendrick Suydam and Mrs. Lammetje Lott Nagel. 7 October at
Flatlands.
M64. Michael Sice and Miss Catherine Hubbard. 4 November at Flatlands.
(?Van Sise).
M65. Cornelius Emmans and Miss Nelly Bennet. 8 December at Gravesend.
Not identified in Bennet article GLIF Vol I.
M67. Lawrence Brower and Caty Bennet. 21 April at Flatbush. Not
identified in Bennet article GLIF Vol I.
M68. John Schenck and Miss Moica Van Nuys. 30 April at New Utreght. [See
NYG&B Record 113:220].
M69. Daniel Barre and Miss Jane Denys. 29 May at New Utreght. [See NYG&B
Record 113:220].
M70. James Smith, of the City of New York and Miss Ann Leake Ross. 7
October at Flatbush.
M71. Alexander Mowatt, N. York and Miss Eliza Post. 11 October at
Bushwick.
M72. Abraham Voorhees and Miss Anna Voorhees. 24 October at Bedford.
M73. Thomas Cloid and Mrs. Lydia Steward. 3 December at the Narrows.
M74. Simon Bergen and Miss Jane Vander Veer. 10 December at Flatbush.
[B44].
M76. Rev. Stephen Ostrander and Miss Maria Duryee. 14 April at the
Narrows. See GLIF Vol I:374.
M77. Abraham Wyckoff and Miss Deborah Stoothoff. 16 April at Flatlands.
[M77, B81, B110].
M78. John Provoost and Miss Caty Colyer. 6 May at Bushwick.
M77. David Brownridge N Jersey and Mrs. Mary Finley N. York. 16 May at
Flatbush.
M78. Jacob Larzelere and Miss Gitty Bennet. 1 1 June at the Narrows.
M79. George Duryee and Mrs. Mary Sutphen. 1 August at Brooklyn.
M80. John Brower and Miss Margrt Duryee. 15 December at Bushwick.
M83. William Ryder and Miss Polly Day. 24 March at Gravesend.
M84. Henry Wyckoff and Miss Nelly Schenck. 20 April at Bushwick.
M85. Aron Vander Bilt and Miss Helena Hilyer. 26 April at Flatbush.
M86. Nicholas Stillwell and Miss Aletta Hubbard. 11 May at Gravesend.
M87. Joseph Lee and Mrs. Frances Brown. 16 July at Flatbush.
M88. James Hatton and Miss Elizabeth Lindsay. 16 July at Flatbush.
M89. Peter McCarty and Miss Elizabeth Magaw. 23 August at Gravesend.
M90. John Voorhees and Sarah Voorhees. 23 November at Bedford.
M91. Evert Barkuloo and Miss Sarah Wyckoff. 22 December at Flatbush.
M92. Simon Bogart and Maria Howland. 24 December at Flatbush.
M93. Thomas Turnbull and Mrs. Anna Voorhees. 25 December at Gravesend.
M94. Garrit Wyckoff and Maria Voorhees. 28 December at Flatlands.
M96. Smith Vande Water and Miss Nancy Sharp. 25 January at Brooklyn.
M97. Jacob Duryee and Miss Fanny Sutphen. 25 January at Cripple Bush.
M98. Peter Sharp and Miss Christina Noostrand. 12 April at Bedford.
M99. Peter Pearsall and Mrs. Jane Thomson. 14 April at Bushwick.
M100. Jeremiah Williams and Miss Sarah Hilyer. 4 July at Flatbush.
M101. Tredwell Jackson and Miss Dorothea Cowenhoven. 15 December at
Brooklyn. See GLIF Vol II:589.
M102. John Garretson and Miss Polly Cortelyou. 20 December at New Utregth
[sic]. [See NYG&B Record 113:36].
M104. Daniel Rapelje and Rensje Wyckoff. 7 February at Flatlands.
M105. James A. Chichester and Mrs. Fanny Havens. 28 March at Flatbush.
M106. Henry Speer and Miss Mary Withers. 7 April at New Utreght.
M107. John J. Lott and Miss Eliza Garritson. 12 April at Flatbush.
M108. Israel Tuttle and Elizabeth Jayne. 22 August at Flatbush.
M109. John Voorhees and Miss Elizabeth Ryder. 30 August at Gravesend.
M110. Peter Colljer and Miss Eva Harbour. 18 September at Bushwick.
[M110, B66].
M111. David W. Barr and Mary Myer. 20 September at Flatbush.
M112. Gad Ely and Mrs. Maria Van Beuren. 23 September at the Narrows.
M113. Jacobus Ryder and Miss Anna Cowenhoven 2. 5 December at Flatlands.
M114. John Bergen and Miss Maria Hubbard. 11 December at Flatlands.
[2] In his article on the Van Kouwenhovens, Mr. Cocheu states that Jacobus Ryder married Johanna Cowenhoven, daughter of William Cowenhoven and Johanna Wyckoff, on 26 November 1800 [GLIF Vol. II:583]. Cocheu does not again mention Jacobus Ryder throughout his extensive study of the family and it may therefore be that the Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church record cited here refers to the same couple, though the year of marriage differs. In his study of his Ryder family, Mr. Kenneth Richard Harms, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, notes that Jacobus Ryder, son of Bernardus Ryder and his second wife Femmetie DeNyse, had issue [Ryder Genealogy Mss. (1979). Kenneth Richard Harms]: Femmetie Ryder, married John A. Voorhies; William Ryder, died young; Johanna Ryder; William Ryder, married Eliza Van Cleef and had Agnes Ryder, who married Stephen B. Schoonmaker; and Bernardus Ryder, who died young. This family group appears to have followed the Dutch Naming Conventions, to wit, the first and second daughters Ryder are named for their grandmothers Femmetie DeNyse and Johanna Wyckoff, while the sons are named for the grandfathers, Bernardus Ryder and William Cowenhoven. Thus, it would appear that the Church record errs in naming the bride of Jacobus Ryder as Ann, rather than Johanna, Cowenhoven, and that Mr. Cocheu errs in the marriage date.
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