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Janie Riley is an avid genealogist with a habit of stumbling on to dead bodies. She and her husband head to Salt Lake City Utah to research Janie's elusive 4th great-grandmother. But her search into the past leads her to a dark secret. Can she solve the mysteries of the past and the present before disaster strikes? Available now on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca
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New Amsterdam & New York Reformed Dutch Church Baptisms 1680
In memory of Ted Brassard 1930 ~ 2001 & published on Olive Tree Genealogy with his widow's permission
This is one of a series of transcribed records for baptisms at the Reformed
Dutch Church of New Amsterdam (New York City) in New Netherland (New York). The baptisms are laid out in order as
follows: The date of the baptism; the parents; the child; and the
witnesses. Note the separation of each item by semicolons. There is no
spacing between baptisms and the wrap text is confined to 80 characters.
Anything within parenthesis are my own comments
BAPTISMS OF 1680
- 7 Jan; Franciscus Bastiaenszen, Barbara Emanuels; Jacob; Gysbert de Boer, Geertie Mol
- 25 Nov; Jan Nagel, Rebecca Waldron; Susanna; Isaac and Hester Le Maistre
- 29 Nov; Jan Pons, Wyntie Thomas; Thomas; Cornelis Wynhardt, Marie Thomas
- 30 Nov; Wynand Pieterszen, Annetie; Annetie; Jan Homs, Magdalena
- 10 Dec; Jan Janszen V. Flensburg, Willemyntie Cleyn; Maria and Catharina (twins); Huyg Barendszen de Cleyn, Paulus Ritzard, Mayken Bartels, Catharina Van Courtlant
- 10 Dec; Cornelis Pluvier, Neeltie Van Couwenhoven; Cornelis; Adolf Pieterszen, Margreta de Riemer
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