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Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenburgh, New Jersey Part 1, Vol. 1FHL film #16559 [microfilmed book]Holland Society of New York 1891 Transcribed and Copyrighted by Scott R. Mills 2009. Published on OliveTreeGenealogy.com with transcriber's permission Front of book contains a listing of the various RDC churches and records that were known to exist at the time of the writing (1891). Also contained in the front is a very nice explanation of Dutch names and naming practices along with English equivalents. Hackinsack marriages (1695-1802) pages 25-71 Hackinsack Baptisms (1686-1802) pages 73-287 (note: pages 180 and 181 were apparently not scanned onto the film and these records are missing as a result. The last date before the missing pages is 23 Sept 1739 and the first date on age 182 is 22 June 1740. Consistory records pages 287 312 Records end on page 312 Index Please choose from the following Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenburgh, New Jersey
Consistory Records of Ackensack20 May 1701 Samuel De Maree elected elder 2 May 1706 Jn De Maree eleceetd elder Samuel De Maree elected churchmaster May 1707 David De Maree elected elder May 1709 Samuel De Maree elected elder David De Maree elected deacon 9 May 1711 David De Maree elected elder 14 May 1713 Samuel De Maree elected elder Jacobus De Maree elected churchmaster May 1715 Jacobus De Maree elected deacon 30 May 1717 David Samuelse De Maree elected
churchmaster May 1721 Jan De Groot elected churchmaster May 1723 Wiert Banta elected churchmaster 1775 David Pieterse De Maree elected
church house master 1779 David P. De Morest elected deacon 1780 David P. De Morest elected deacon Please choose from the following Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenburgh, New Jersey
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