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Baptisms in Gravesend, New York Church Records 1794-1798
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
Records are the format: Child, Date, Parent, Parent, Witness, Witness, Witness
Gravesend Baptisms Page 175
Tunis, April 6 1794, Johannis Bergen, Rebecca do
Sytje, May 11, Nuyse Van Deryn, Catriena do
Jacobus & Steven,, Johannis Emmans, Sally do
Tryntje, July 20, Abraham Berry, Eva do
Jacob, Aug 24, Peter Rapalje, Brachtje do
Richard,, Jaques Stillwell, Lena do, Richard Stillwell, Maria do
Cornelis, Aug 25, John V.D.Veer, Elisabeth do, Cornelis Vanderveer, Lea do
Peter Wilson, Sep 14, Petrus Low, Sally do
Phebe, Oct 5, Abraham Emans, Sytje do, Stephen Voorhees, Phebe do
Lena, Oct 5, Martinus Schoonmaker, Catriena do, John Bennum
Jannitje,, Daniel Bennum, Neeltje do
Jannitje, Oct 12, Joost Van Brunt, Aalte do
Johannis, Nov 23, William Kowenhoven, Annatje do
Jaques, Nov 29, William Van Dyck,, Ida Denyse
Gravesend Baptisms Page 177
Adriaantje, April 4 1795, Lourance Voorhees, Jannitje do
Maria, May 25, Wilhelmus Stotshoff, Aaltje do, Stephen Hubbard, Maria do
Elisabeth,, Jose Cunningham, Ruth* do,, *Roote
Cornelis, June 11, Cornelis Van Duyn, Antje do
Cornelis,, Cornelis Emmans, Neeltje do
Jaques, June 21, Jaques Denyse, Ida do
William, Nov 16, Stephen Donly, Neeltje do
Isaac, Dec 14, John Denyse, Febe do
Jannitje, Dec 25, Court Lake, Ida do
Maria, Jan 7 1796, Johannis Bergen, Rebecca do
Cornelis,, John Nagel, Betje do
Jannitje, March 13, John Eldrick, Cathalina do
Elias Hubbard Ryder, Aug 5, Bernardus Ryder, Femmetje do
Dirk, Dec 4, Cornelis Stryker, Maria do
Gravesend Baptisms Page 179
James, Dec 4 1796, Peter Williamson, Aaltje do
Samuel,, Samuel Tomson, Jemima do
John, Jan 8 1797, Joseph Cunningham, Ruth do
Daniel, April 26, Jaques Stillwell, Lena do
Sara,, Abraham Emans, Sytje do
Maria, bo. May 7 at N. Utrecht, Albert Van Brunt, Annatje do, Maria Van Brunt
Jacobus, bo. Nov. 22 at Gowanus, Cornelius Van Brunt, Jannitje do, Samuel Gerritsen, Aaltje do
John Bolster, Nov 22, James Boyce, Sally do, Catriena Eldridge
Neeltje, Feb 12 1798, Court Lake, Ida do, Maria Stillwell
Cristoffel, Feb 12, Abraham Van Emburgh, Elisabeth do
Neeltje, March 4, Stephen Donly, Neeltje do
Cornelis, bo. March 26 at N Amersfoort, Johannis Bergen, Rebecca do
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