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Records of the First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island New York Preface & Communicants 1741
The following is a transcription by Peter Divine, July 2001, from LDS Microfilm #17803. This is a microfilm of a typewritten transcript. Newtown, later known as Elmhurst, is now a part of the Borough of Queens in the city of New York.
Notes from Peter Divine:
- "do" means "ditto", used in place of re-writing the surname of the previously mentioned individual.
- Notes and question marks that I inserted are enclosed in brackets [?].
- All other notes and question marks, including those in parentheses (), were found on the microfilm.
- The manuscript on the film was partially translated from Dutch to English. I have translated a few additional words such as "widow" and have converted the dates into the modern mm/dd/yy format.
- I have carefully used commas as placeholders.
Baptisms and Marriages of the First Reformed Church of Newtown,
Edited by Richard Gosman DeBevoise
v.1 1776-1845
Long Island Collection , The Queens Borough Public Library
Jamaica, New York
1938
Contents
Page
Preface 1
Communicants, 1741 - 1
Baptisms, 1736-1845 - 3
Marriages, 1835-1846 - 57
Index - 62
Preface & Communicants 1741
Through the kindness of Dr. Edward Niles, the pastor, the records of the First Reformed Church of Newtown were loaned to the Long Island Collection. This copy has been made under the editorial supervision of the late Richard Gosman DeBevoise. He brought to this task the experience gained through many years work with the genealogy of the early Dutch and English families of New York.
The First Day of November Anno 1741, ...[unreadable] Lords Supper was administered in the Dutch Church of Newtown Long Island, for the first time, Nov. 1, 1741 By Domine Johannis Henry Southchuis[?] {Lorine's Note: This is Domine Goetchius}
The following ... [unreadable]
Daniel Rapalye
Abraham Lent and his wife
Willem V. Duyn and his wife
Abraham Brinckerhof and his wife
Johannis Kolver and his wife
Christoffel V. Der Beek and his wife
Jan de Bevoys and his wife
Jan Wyckoff and his wife
Jeromus Remsen and his wife
The above males are Elders and Deacons.
Communicants are the following Vis.
Jan Snedeker and his wife
Jan Symesen and his wife
Jan Perbasco
Grietie Hardenbergh
Lena Gertse
Johannes Van Leuve and his wife
Samuel Waldron and his wife
Daniel Durye and his wife
Abraham Remsen
Aris Remsen and his wife
Isaac Lot and his wife
Gertrude Remsen
Willemtie Willemse
Dirck Amerman and his wife
Willem Cornel and his wife
Peter Monfoort and his wife
Elisabeth Berrien
Isaak Brinckerhof and his wife
Abraham Ryken and his wife
Teunis Brinkerhof and his wife
Jan Ryken and his wife
Andries Ryken and his wife
Joost Selover and his wife
Cornelis ???
Ellbert Hoogland and his wife
Abraham P???? and his wife (Polhemes)
Cataherine Wylen
Dowe Ditmars and his wife
Cornelis Suydam
Judith ???sel
Pieter L????
[next page, this one is readable]
Elbert Luyster and his wife
Dowe Ditmars
Johan Harbag and his wife
Jan Pieter Fyn and his wife
Abraham Rapelje and his wife
Hendrick Brinckerhof and his wife
Dirck Brinckerhof
Antie Skilman
Sara Berrien
Johannis Noortstrant
Ruth Fish
Abraham Schenck
Steven Ryder and his wife
Juryen Ryder and his wife
N.B. [Nota Bene]
A.D. 1802
Some of these both Elders & Deacons as well as of the other communicants were probably from the Church of Jamaica, as it was customary in former days and continued so at my settlement as Pastor of the Churches of Newtown and Jamaica, R.D. and for some years afterwards for some of the members of both Churches to commune together whenever the Lords Supper was administred in either Church.
The foregoing record was translated from the Dutch into the English language and the Nota Bene added by Me Jacob Schoonmaker Paster of the Churches of Jamaica and Newtown A.D. 1848.
Soli Deo Gloria
Choose from Communicants, Baptisms & Marriages:
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Preface & Communicants 1741
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1736-1748
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1749-1766
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1767-1776
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1777-1786
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1787-1793
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1794-1797
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1798-1799
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1800-1802
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1803-1806
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1807-1809
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1810-1813
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1814-1817
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1818-1821
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1822-1826
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1827-1832
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1833-1839
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1840-1842
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Baptisms 1843-1845
First Reformed Dutch Church of Newtown, Long Island, New York Marriages 1835-1846
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