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New Netherland New York Genealogy New Netherland Settlers Books now available!: Ships Passenger Lists to New York 500 voyages to and from New Netherland (New York) Cemetery Records (Cemetery, Obits) Census Records Church Records (B, D, M) City Directories Land & Mortgage Records Military Records Wills & Probate Records New Netherland History Ancestor Signatory hand marks Translation of words in Church records Understanding Patronymics Dutch Names & Nicknames Glossary of Dutch Words Ancient Dutch Occupations New Netherland Settlers 17th Century Ancestor Registry Dutch & English translations for Occupations Life in 17th Century Amsterdam Online Books Research in the Netherlands Miscellaneous Genealogy [ Mailing Lists] [Societies & Journals] [Dictionary & Definitions] [Olive Tree Library] [Help] [Links] Members Lists in Gravesend, New York Church Records 1769-1805 The following is a transcription by Peter Divine, July 2001, from LDS Microfilm #1016877, Item #2. This is a microfilm of a handwritten transcript (p. 129-195) in possession of the Holland Society of New York, New York City. The transcription of original records was done by Dingman Versteeg into 2 ledger books which are items 1 & 2 on the microfilm. Only the front-side of each leaf was used (only the odd-numbered pages). The first book contains most of the records of the Dutch Reformed Church (Tarrytown, New York). The second book consists of the remainder of the Tarrytown records (pages 1-127) followed by the Gravesend records (pages 129-195). The Gravesend records are for baptisms, 1715-1720, 1743-1750, 1762-1805; members, 1763-1774, 1783-1805; elders and deacons, 1763-1805. Gravesend, Kings County, New York, is now a part of the Borough of Brooklyn in the city of New York. Notes: 1. "do" means "ditto", used in place of re-writing the surname of the previously mentioned individual. 2. Notes and question marks in brackets [?] were inserted by Peter Divine in places where the microfilm was damaged or the handwriting of Dingman Versteeg was unreadable. 3. All other notes and question marks, including those in parenthese (), were inserted by Dingman Versteeg. 4. I did not transcribe the lists of elders and deacons (pages 129-137). Churchbook of the Reformed Dutch Church of J. Christ gathered at Gravesend Containing election and ordination of Consistories, names of the baptized, members, and marriages.* *No record of marriages could be found in the register Members Lists Page 193 1769, March 30 Acc. as members. Barend Johnson Bernardus Ryder wife Engeltje Nov 9 Acc. as members from Utrecht Jacques Barculo 1771 May 24 Abram Deryee Oct 11 Jan Voorhees wife Jannitje 1772 May 23 Elisabeth wife of Hermanus Borculo Sara Finn? 1773 May 27 Catriena, wife of James Hubbard, upon letters 1774 June 26 Samuel Gerritsen & wife Aeltje 1783 June 6 Ferdinand Van Sicklen 1786 June 4 Rutgert Van Brunt Hendrick Wyckoff & wife Sara Lourance Ryder John V. Cleff & wife Maria Hendrick V. Cleff & wife Ida Roulf Terhune, at John Buys' house. 1788 July 3 Daniel Jones & wife Jannitje V. Dyck Femmetje Denyse, wife of Bernardus Ryder Sep 18 Rem Williamson & wife Susanna Bennett Barend Johnson & wife Eitje Van Cleff William Van Dyck & wife Jannitje Denyse Jaques Denyse & wife Ida Stillwell Maria Schenck, wife of Samuel Strycker Antje Williamson, wife of Joost Stillwell Ida Stillwell Tryntje Williamson, wife of Lawrence Ryder Antje Emans, wife of Samuel Hubbard at the house of widow Emans 1789 April 25 Samuel Stryker Samuel Hubbard Johannes Emans Geertje Ryder, wife of Wilhelmus Ryder / deceased Maria Johnson, wife of Richard Stillwell Sally Schoonmaker, wife of Johannis Emans Atje Emans 1790 Oct 4 Cornelia, wife of Ferdinand Van Sicklen 1792 Aug 25 Acc. as memb. At the house of Rem Williamse Cornelis Stryker & wife Maria Lake Page 195 1793 Sep 14 Acc. as memb. At the house of James Hubbard: Stephen Hubbard 1794 Aug 25 Abraham Emans wife Leytje Voorhees at the house of Rem Williamson Phebe Griggs, wife of Court Johnson 1797 March 31 John Emans, at the house of Rem Williamson 1802 Sep 10 Joris Sedam and wife Jannitje Voorhees at the house of Rem Williamson also: Bat servant of Samuel Gerritsen and Jacob Boss, servant. 1805 Sep 9 Acc. as memb. At the house of Rem Williamson Stephen Stryker wife Johanna Bergen Aaltje Stillwell wife of John Ryder. [End of Gravesend Churchbook] Choose from Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1715-1763 | Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1763-1768 | Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1768-1772 | Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1772-1782 | Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1783-1789 | Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1789-1794 | Gravesend New York Church Baptisms 1794-1798 | Gravesend New York Church baptism records 1798-1805 or Gravesend New York Church Members Lists 1763-1768 | Gravesend New York Church Members Lists 1769-1805

 
 

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