Date: Fri Jan 24 05:45:45 1997
Name: Gene Kuykendall
E-
mail: gatr69a@prodigy.com
Address: Two Sunset Road
Sloatsburg, NY 10974
Surname of Immigrant:
Luurszen
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jacob
Name of Ship: Unknown (employee of Dutch West Indies Co.)
Arrival
Date: Circa 1646
Origin of Immigrant: Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1616, Wageningen,
Gelderland, the Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: bef 29 Apr 1655, Beverwyck
(Albany, NY)
Immigrant's Spouse: Styntje Douwes, bp: 22 Jan 1617, Enkhuisen,
North Holland, Netherlands d/o: Douwe Wiggersz & Agnietje Coensen
Source of Information: Amsterdam Archives, Dutch Reform Church
(DRC) records of Amsterdam, Enkhuisen, New Amsterdam, Kingston,
NY Historical Manuscripts-Dutch, Court records of Fort Orange and
Kingston, Deacon records of Albany, and many others.
Immigrant's Children:
Styntje bp: 17 Jan 1638, Amsterdam (no further information)
Luur Jacobsen (van Kuykendall) bp: 19 May 1650, New Amsterdam
(NYC) DRC, d: aft 1720 Machackemeck (Deerpark, Oragne Co., NY) m:
Grietje Aertze Tack, bp: 16 Aug 1663 Wiltwyck (KIngston, NY), d/o:
Aert Pietersen Tack & Annetje Ariens.
Agniet Coens Jacobsen b: abt 1652, Fort Orange (Albany, NY)
d: aft 1693, Ulster Co, NY m: Dirck Cornelisen Keyser
Jacomyntje Jacobsen b: abt 1654 Fort Orange d: 2 Apr 1693
Marbletown, Ulster Co., NY m: Thomas Van der Merken
Notes:
(1) Urbanus Luurszen, brother of Jacob, also immigrated to New
Amsterdam about 1646, with wife, Jannetje Claes Boone and four
children all bp: in Amsterdam. Urbanus drowned in 1647 aboard the
shipwrecked "Princes" on a return trip to the Netherlands.
Jannetje married (2nd) Tobias Teunissen who was killed in an Indian
raid on Harlem and (3rd) Thomas Verdonck. The descendants of
Urbanus are found in the NY DRC records with surnames Urbanuszen
and Thomaszen.
(2) No Dutch records have been found for the parents or siblings of
Jacob and Urbanus. We know only that their father's first name was
Luur (or Luir or Leurt etc)
(3) No records found of any other children for Jacob and Styntje in
Amsterdam from 1638-1646.
(4) Jacob moved family from New Amsterdam to Fort Orange - to
Rensselaerswyck in 1652 and Beverwyck in 1653 where he died at age
39.
(5) No baptism record of Agniet or Jacomyntie Jacobsen because
records of the Fort Orange (Albany, NY) DRC from founding in 1642
until 1683 were lost.
(6) Styjntje Douwes married (2nd) Claes Teuniszen around 1657.
Claes moved family to Esopus/Wiltwyck (Kingston, NY) about 1668.
(7) Luur Jacobsen married about 1681 in Marbletown and moved family
to Minisink Territory (Machackemeck/Deerpark, NY) about 1698.
Around 1700, he created and adopted a toponym - van Kuykendall
[van Kijk in't dal] and became the progenitor of all Kuykendall
Families in America - Kuykendall, Kikendall, Kirkendall,
Cuykendall, Cuyrkendall, Coykendall, etc.
Ref1: "History of the Kuykendall Family" by George Benson
Kuykendall, 1919 (FHL Microfilm)
Ref2: "The Kuykendall Families of America, Vol 1-6 & Index" by
Velma Winn Kuykendall, 1980-1996 (FHL Microfilm)
Date: Fri Jan 24 18:41:16 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Jonas
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Tryn
Roeloffs
Name of Ship: Eendracht
Arrival Date: 1630
Origin of
Immigrant: Marstrand, Goteburg Och Bonhus, Sweden
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1580
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
before 1647 New York, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Jan (other names unknown)
Source of Information: Bogardus, William "The
Anneke Jans Story" Second Boat Nov 1981 pp.89-91; Evjen, John O.
Scandinavian Immigrants in New York, 1916; Zabriskie, George O. "Anneke
Jans in Fact and Fiction" NYGBR Apr 1973 p. 72+.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Anneke b.c. 1605
Flekkeroy, Vest Agder, Norway d. 1663 Albany, NY m.1. Roelof Janzsen 18
Apr 1623 Amsterdam, Netherlands m.2. Evarardus Bogardus Mar 1638 New
York, NY
2.Marritje b.c. 1607 Flekkeroy, Vest Agder, Norway bur. 20 Nov 1677
New York, NY m.1. Thymen Jansen m.2. Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen 28
Aug 1646 New York, NY m.3. Govert Loockermans
Notes: Tryn, who immigrated with her daughters
and Anneke's family, was the official midwife for the West Indies Company
at New Amsterdam. The family was at Rensselaerwyck when Kiliaen van
Rensselaer complained 23 Apr 1634 in a letter that Roelof Jansen was
drawing too heavily on his accounts because his mother-in-law was giving
things away. In New Amsterdam Tryn built a house on Pearl Street. The
West Indies Company owed her money when she died. Her daughters attempts
to claim it establish the time of her death.
Date: Fri Jan 24 19:05:54 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Staats
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Abraham
Name of Ship: Houttuyn
Arrival Date: 1642
Origin of
Immigrant: Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: bp. 19 Jan
1619/20 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1694 Albany, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: m.1.Tryntje Jochems m.2. Katrina Jochem Wessels
Source of Information: Amsterdam Dutch Reformed
Church Records (Film# 113144, 113201, 113365 FHL); Bradt, Bertha
Ancestors of Samuel E. Bradt and Bertha Glidden Bradt, 1943; Provost,
Andrew "History of the Provoost Family..." NYGBR Jan 1959, pp. 36+;
Vander Poel, Peter "Correct
Immigrant's
Children:
1.Sara d. Nov 1683 m. Johannes Provoost before
1670
2.Catharina d. before 1683 m. Jan Bruyn
3.Jacob d. 1734/35 Albany, NY m. Ryckie and/or Isabella
4.Jochem b. 4 Apr 1654 Albany, NY d. 18 Jan 1712 Albany, NY m.1.
Antje Barentse Reyndertse 4 Apr 1678 Albany? m.2. Francina Leisler Lewis
5.Samuel b. May 1657 Albany, NY d. 27 Sept 1715 New York, NY m.1.
Johanna Rynders 28 Nov 1684 Amsterdam, Netherlands m.2. Catharina Bedlow
Hawarden 7 May 1708 New York, NY
6.Elisabeth d. 3 June 1637 Albany, NY m.1. Johannes Wendell m.2.
Johannes Schuyler 25 Apr 1695 Albany, NY
7.Abraham b. 1665 Albany, NY d. 1739/40 Claverack, NY m. Elsie
Wendell 3 July 1696 Claverack, NY
Notes: Abraham's party first tried to settle on
the Schuykill, but were driven off by the Swedes. He then went to
Rensselaerwyck. In 1643 he was on the council at Albany, 1644 president
of the board, 1657, 1658, 1661, 1662 magistrate. A surgeon, he added to
his occupations by becoming a fur trader and the captain of a sloop. In
1644 Indians burned Abraham's farm. His wife was missing for several days
but was apparently recovered as the youngest child was born the next
year. The two wives, because of their similar names, have often been
treated as one. Tryntje Jochems was the daughter of Jochem Ghijsen of
Amsterdam. Katrina Wessels was the daughter of Jochem Wessels of Albany.
Date: Fri Jan 24 20:42:15 1997
Name: Brian Bartley
E-
mail: bartley@ebtech.net
Address: 3253 Devonshire Rd.,
Box 24, RR#1,
Camlachie, Ont
N0N 1E0
Surname of Immigrant:
Schermerhooren
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Jacob Janse
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1648
Origin of
Immigrant: Waterland, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1622,
Waterland, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: c.1688, Schenectady, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Jannetje Segers
Source of Information: Genealogies of the First
Settlers of Schenectady, By Johnathan Pearson, Published by Genealogical
Publishing Co., Baltimore.
Immigrant's
Children:
Reyer Schermerhooren m. Ariaantje Bratt July
1676 d. Feb 19, 1719
Symon Schermerhooren
Helena Schermerhooren m. Myndert Harmense Van der Bogart
Jacob Schermerhooren
Machtelt Schermerhooren m. Johannes Beekman
Cornelis Schermerhooren
Jannetje Schermerhooren m. Caspar Springsteen, July 28, 1695
Neeltje Schermerhooren m. Barent Ten Eyck
Lucas Schermerhooren
Notes: Family also known as Schermerhorn.
Quote from aforementioned book follows:
"Jacob Janse (Schermerhorn), was born in 1622, in Waterland, Holland, it
is said; though in 1654 his father was living in Amsterdam. He came to
Beverwyck quite early where he prospered as a brewer and a trader. In
1648 he was arrested at Fort Orange by Governor Stuyvesant's order, on a
charge of selling arms and ammunition to the Indians. His books and
papers were seized, and he himself was removed a prisoner to Fort
Amsterdam, where he was sentenced to banishment for five years with the
confiscation of all his property. By the interferance of some leading
citizens, the first part of the sentence was struck out, but his property
was totally lost. These proceedings against Schermerhorn formed
subsequently a ground of a complaint against Stuyvesant to the States
General. [O'Callaghan's Hist. N.Y. I.,441] He made his will May 20,
1688, and soon after died at Schenectady. His estate was large for the
times, amounting to 56,882 guilders. His wife was Jannetje Segers, dau.
of Cornelis Segerese Van Voorhoudt."
My line is through Jacob's daughter Jannetje Schermerhorn who married
Caspar Springsteen b.c. 1670 at Boswyck, L.I. the son of Melchior
Sringsteen and Gertruyd Bartholds (Bartels).
Date: Sun Jan 26 07:16:57 1997
Name: Bobbie Kohler
E-
mail: kohlers@tdi.net
Address: 2929 N. Custer
Monroe, MI 48162
Surname of Immigrant:
Dyckman
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Johannes
Name of Ship: Waterhont
Arrival Date: summer 1651
Origin of
Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1619,
Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1672, Albany, NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Maria
Bosyns
Source of Information: Marjorie Chamberlain
Immigrant's Children:
Joris Dyckman, mother
way Marya Grabber
Cornelius Dyckman, b. 1647 in Holland,d. 1712 at Bloomingdale, NY
spouse, Jannetje Claessen
Johannes Dyckman
Notes: Johannes arrived in Manhattan, but was
soon transferred to the outpost
at Orange (Albany). He was with the West India trading company.
He was removed from the position due to illness.
Date: Sun Jan 26 07:19:35 1997
Name: ruth huff-saylor
E-mail: XRufus
Address:
Surname of Immigrant: jans
Given name(s) of Immigrant: annetja
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1699
Origin of Immigrant: belgium
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1600's
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: not known
Immigrant's Spouse: everadus bogardus
Source of Information: aunt mary
Immigrant's Children: not known
Date: Sun Jan 26 08:20:53 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Jansen
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Thymen
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: 1633?
Origin of Immigrant:
b.c. 1603 Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth:
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: before 1646 New York, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Marritje Jans
Source of Information: Innes, J.H. New Amsterdam
and Its People, 1902; Purple, Edwin R. Ancient Families of New Amsterdam
and New York, 1881. Van Laer, S.J. New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch
Vols. 1-2.
Immigrant's Children:
Elsje
d. after 1704 m.1. Pieter Cornelissen Vanderveen 1652 New York, NY m.2.
Jacob Leisler 11 Apr 1663 New York, NY
Notes: Thymen was a ship's carpenter for the West
Indies Company. He may have come to New Amsterdam with Director Twiller.
He did not find favor with Kieft, the following director, who with the
council admonished him for faulty repairs. Thymen replied that if the
ships' captains did not tell him of the problems and the council did not
fund the repairs, what could they expect? Thymen's home was on the corner
of Pearl and Wall Streets. In 1643 he sold the property to Jan Janse
Damen, apparently planning to move to Long Island, but he died before he
could do so. His widow then married Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen by
whom she had Cornelis bp. 17 Mar 1647. Marritje's third husband was
Govert Loockermans by whom she had Jacob b. 17 Mar 1652. The story of the
feud over Marritje's estate is covered with very interesting analysis of
Dutch and English inheritance customs and law in "According to Holland
Custome" by Firth Haring Fabend, Halve Maen, Spring 1994.
Date: Sun Jan 26 08:51:17 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant: Konick,
Koning
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Adrien
Janse
Name of Ship: De Bonte Koe
Arrival Date: 16 Apr 1663
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1620
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
before 1691 New York, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Elisabeth Damen
Source of Information: Macy, Harry Jr. "Origins
of Some New Netherland Families" NYGBR Apr 1992, pp. 93-95; "Additions
and Corrections" NYGBR Oct 1992, p. 228; Records of the Reformed Dutch
Church of New York City; Scott, Kenneth "New York Marriage Licenses"
NYGBR Jan 1967 p. 4
Immigrant's Children:
1.Adam b.c. 1655
2.Jan bp. 14 June 1657 Well, Gelderland, Netherlands
3.Heyman bp. 17 Apr 1659 Well, Gelderland, Netherlands d. before 1708
New York, NY m. Marritie Andries 13 Oct 1683 New York, NY
4.Gysbert bp. 15 June 1662 Well, Gelderland, Netherlands
5.Lijsbeth bp. 20 Sept 1665 New York, NY m. Alexander Lamb 14 Nov
1688 New York, NY
6.Gjsbert bp. 20 Sept 1665 New York, NY
7.Jacob b.c. 1666 d. 28 May 1755 New York, NY m.1. Margrietie Pieters
8 Dec 1695 New York, NY m.2. Classje Jacobse Woertendky 25 Aug 1711 New
York, NY m.3. Gertruyd Rosen 22 July 1754 New York, NY
8.Maria bp. 31 Oct 1668 New York, NY m. John Layton 27 Dec 1698 New
York, NY
9.Jan bp. 18 June 1671 New York, NY
10.Johannes bp. 5 Dec 1674 New York, NY
Notes: Adraien married Elisabeth 15 Mar 1650
Well, Gelderland, Netherlands. Elisabeth was of Herpt, Noord Brabant.
Adriaen was a tavern-keeper at Well. Two of Adraien's brothers also
immigrated, Albert/Allard Koning m. Grietie Barents Lievents, and Gysbert
Janzsen Koning m.1. Luytghen Aerjans 9 Dec 1657 Well m.2. Hendrickje
Jans. Elisabeth Damen's second husband was Huybert Arents m. 11 Aug 1691
New York, NY.
Date: Sun Jan 26 09:20:25 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant: Van
Swol, Van Flaesbeck
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Barent Gerritszen
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before
1649
Origin of Immigrant: Zwolle, Overijssel,
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: b.c. 1630
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1708 Bushwyck,
Kings, NY
Immigrant's Spouse: m.1. Grietje
Dircks m.2. Marritje Hendricks
Source of Information: Provost, Andrew J. Early
Settlers of Bushwick, v.1 1949, v.2 1960; Records of the Reformed Dutch
Church of New York City; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of
Brooklyn.
Immigrant's Children:
Children
of Grietje Dircks
1.Margrietie bp. 4 Dec 1658 New York, NY m. Laurens Cornelius Kouk
2.Femmetje bp. 23 Jan 1661 Brooklyn, NY d. before 1710 m. Hendrickus
De Forest 5 July 1682 New York, NY
3.Johannes bp. 11 Mar 1663 Brooklyn, NY
4.Johannes bp. 20 July 1664 Brooklyn, NY m. Jannetje Williams
5.Sarah b.c. 1665 d. after 1701
Children of Marritje Hendricks
1.Mayken bp. 16 May 1677 New York, NY
1.Mayken bp. 24 Nov 1680 New York, NY
Notes: Provost says Barent's father was probably
Gerret Hendricksen who immigrated to New Amsterdam from Zwolle in "St.
Jean Baptist" 1661. Barent was a tailor. He was one of 22 men selected to
establish Bushwyck in 1660. He was a drummer in the militia 1662, poor
master in 1664, magistrate 1665, constable 1667. In 1671 Barent made a
gift deed for his children by Grietje which noted her poor health. She
probably died soon after. Grietje's father, Dirck Volkertszen, was one of
the guardians for the children. Barent and his second wife, Marritje,
moved to the Dutch settlements in Delaware about 1676 but had returned to
New York by 1683 where they were living with Femmetje and her husband.
Then they returned to Bushwyck. Grietje's first husband was Jan Nagel and
their child, Fytie bp. 23 Apr 1651 NY m. Jan de Consiely. Grietje's
second husband was Jan Nagel and their children, Jurian bp. 28 Sept 1653
NY d. 1737/8 m. Jannetie Phillips Langelaen, and Christyntie bp. 26 Sept
1655 NY m. Willem Arentszen 15 July 1677 NY.
Date: Sun Jan 26 09:45:01 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Andrieszen
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Andries
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1655
Origin of
Immigrant: Vesteras, Sweden
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1636
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
before 15 Feb 1682 New York, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Niesie Huytes/Abitshuysen/Guyten
Source of Information: Records of the Reformed
Dutch Church of New York City; Evjen, John O. Scandinavian Immigrants in
New York 1630-1674, 1916.
Immigrant's
Children:
1.Andries bp. 19 Nov 1657 New York, NY
2.Jacob bp. 11 May 1659 New York, NY
3.Tietje bp. 31 Mar 1661 New York, NY
4.Marritie bp. 22 Oct 1664 New York, NY m. Heyman Koning 13 Oct 1683
New York, NY
5.Huybert bp. 20 Nov 1667 New York, NY
6.Tietje bp. 25 Feb 1669 New York, NY m.Johannes Poel 20 Mar 1692 New
York, NY perhaps m.2. Hendrick Van Pelt
7.Huybert bp. 28 Dec 1672 New York, NY d. after 1694
Notes: A month before his marriage Andries bought
a farm on Long Island near Hellgate. Niesie was from Koudum, Friesland,
Netherlands. She m.2. Jan Vigne 15 Feb 1682 New York, NY.
Date: Sun Jan 26 18:15:38 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Volckertsen
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Dirck
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: between 1621 and 1632
Origin of
Immigrant: Norway
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: c. 1595
Norway
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
between 1677 and 1683 Bushwyck, Long Island, NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Christina Vigne
Source of Information: Reformed Dutch Church of
New York City; Provost, Andrew J. Early Settlers of Bushwick, v.3, 1960;
Bennett, David V. "The First American Mrs. Rosecrans," NYGBR Jan 1959
p.2+.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Grietje
b.c. 1633 d. before 1671 m.1. Jan Harmanszen Schut 26 Dec 1649 New York,
NY m.2. Jan Nagel 8 Sept 1652 New York, NY m.3. Barent Gerritszen Van
Swol/Van Flaesbeck 11 Mar 1657/8 New York, NY
2.Magdalena b.c. 1636 d. after 1726 m.1. Cornelis Hendricksen Van
Dort 24 Oct 1652 New York, NY m.2. Harmen Hendricksen Rosecrans 3 Mar
1657 New York, NY
3.Sara b.c. 1638 m. (?)
4.Rachel bp. 8 Sept 1641 New York, NY m. Jan Escuyer/Lequier 11 Nov
1663 New York, NY
5.Volkert bp. 15 Nov 1643 New York, NY d. before 1698 m. Annetje
Phillips Langelaen
6.Jacob d. between 1687 and 1698 m.(?)
7.Ariaentje bp. 21 Aug 1650 New York, NY m. Carel Huysman
8.Jannetje bp. 7 Dec 1653 New York, NY m. Pieter Schamp 7 Oct 1674
New York, NY
Notes: Dirck's colorful biography can be found in
detail on Bob Fulkerson's homepage at http://www.fulkerson.org/. In
summary, Dirck and Christina lived with her mother and stepfather, Jan
Janse Damen, until Damen threw them out. After that they lived one step
ahead of their creditors with the help of their brothers-in-law. In 1657
Dirck was charged with stabbing a cooper over a game of dice. They moved
to Bushwyck about 1643 but Indian attacks sent them back to the city.
They returned to Buskwyck about 1660. In 1663 they were fighting with a
neighbor who charged that Christina called him an awful name. In 1668
Dirck refused to report the amount of land within his fences and the New
Amsterdam court instructed the constable to reprimand or fine Dirck if he
should be unmannerly. In spite of his irrascability, he seems to have
been a citizen of some note in Bushwyck.
Date: Sun Jan 26 18:39:38 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Eckerson
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Thomas
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: before 1644
Origin of
Immigrant: England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1630
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
before 10 Nov 1644 New York, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Sarah Brout
Source of Information: Records of the Reformed
Dutch Chruch of New York City; "Two Allied Families," Society of
Descendants of Johannes de la Montagne News Letter, Summer 1985, pp. 231-
234.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Sara b.
probably Plymouth, England m. Hendrick Janszen Van Feurden c. 17 Apr 1660
New York, NY
2.Elisabeth d. probably 22 Feb 1649 New York, NY
3.Thomas
Notes: Thomas died soon after immigration. Sarah
m.2. Henry Peers 20 Nov 1644 New York, NY and their child was Willem m.
Grietje Kiers 12 Sept 1680 New York, NY. The four Eckerson children were
baptised as quadruplets on 11 Dec 1644 New York, NY, but it is unlikely
they were a multiple birth. Sara's marriage record says she is from
Plymouth (probably England, but it could be MA) and Jan's marriage record
indicates he was born in Manhattan.
Date: Sun Jan 26 19:01:03 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Fort/Libertee
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Jan
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: before 1687
Origin of
Immigrant: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1660
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1706-7 Albany Co., NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Margriet Rinkhout
Source of Information: Keefer, Donald A. Marriage
Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Keefer, Donald A.
Baptism Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Albany Reformed
Dutch Chruch Records; Pearson, Jonathan. First Settlers of Albany, 1872;
Pearson, Jonath
Immigrant's Children:
1.Johannes m. Rebecca Van Antwerpen
2.Daniel bp. 11 Sept 1687 Albany, NY m. Gerritie Van den Bergh 23 Oct
1709 Albany, NY
3.Isaac bp. 3 Sept 1699 Albany, NY m.1. Jacomyntie Viele 7 Sept 1729
Schenectady, NY m.2. Sara Viele 7 July 1751 Schenectady, NY
4.Anna bp. 5 Apr 1705 Schenectady, NY d. after 1723
5.Abraham m. Anna Barber Clute
6.Nicholas m. Maria Van Antwerpen 11 Feb 1720 Schenectady, NY
7.Jacob m.1. Sara De Wandelear 17 Jan 1726 Albany, NY m.2. Maritie
Oosterhout
8.Maria d. after 1749 m. Johannes Vedder 8 July 1705 Schenectady,
NY
Notes: Jan's last name is recorded as Fort, Ford,
Van der Vort, and Libartee. His will of 3 Nov 1706 was proved 3 Oct 1707,
Albany.
Date: Sun Jan 26 19:22:58 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant: Van
Antwerpen
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Daniel
Janse
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: before 1656
Origin of
Immigrant: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: b.c. 1635
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: d.c. 1715
Immigrant's Spouse: Maria Groot
Source of Information: Keefer, Donald A. Baptism
Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Keefer, Donald A.
Marriage Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Van Antwerp,
Lee D. "Family Van Antwerp in America," NYGBR Jan 1941, pp. 18-23;
Vernard, Daniel L. Verna
Immigrant's
Children:
1.Jan b.c. 1670 d. 26 Jan 1756 Schenectady, NY
m.1. Jannette Post 9 Mar 1692 Schenectady, NY m.2. Angenietje Vedder 24
Nov 1700 Schenectady, NY
2.Simon b. 1685 d. 1747 Schaghticoke, NY m. Maria Peek 22 Dec 1706
Albany, NY
3.Arent m. Sara Van Eps
4.Daniel d. before 12 Mar 1746 m. Ariaantie Gerrit Veeder
5.Pieter m. Engeltie Mebie
6.Neeltie bp. 27 July 1690 Albany, NY m. Andries de Graaf
7.Rebecca bp. 25 Dec 1692 Albany, NY m. Johannes Fort
8.Maria bp. 3 Jan 1695 Schenectady, NY m. Nicholas Fort 11 Feb 1720
Schenectady, NY
Notes: Daniel was a deputy shout fiscal in Albany
in 1656. He signed a contract to serve Adriaan Appel, an innkeeper, for
one year 24 Sept 1661. He then went to Delaware, returning to the Hudson
Valley about 1665. He settled at 8 miles north of Schenectady about 1670.
Daniel was a magistrate in Schenectady in 1676, in 1704 a member of the
Board of Trustees, deacon in 1703 and probably elder in 1715. That year
he deeded part of a lot to the Reformed Church.
Date: Sun Jan 26 19:36:48 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Rinkhout
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jan
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: before 1669
Origin of
Immigrant: Purmerend, North Holland, Netherlands?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1635
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
d. before 1670 Albany, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Elisabeth Drinckvelt
Source of Information: Keefer, Donald A. Baptism
Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Pearson, Jonathan, First
Settlers of Albany, 1872; Burke, Thomas E. Mohawk Frontier, 1991.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Jurian m. Maria
Theunis Van Huyse before 1698
2.Margariet d. after 1724 m. Jan Fort
3.Gertruy m. Simon Groot
4.Lysbeth d. after 1720 m. Carel Hansen Toll
Notes: Jan leased land in Albany in 1669. He was
a baker. His brother, Daniel, was at Albany in 1653. Daniel died when his
canoe, loaded with trade goods and bound for Quebec, was caught in a
storm on Lake Champlain in 1667. Daniel's will gave his house in Albany
to Jan and money to another brother, Aertman, in Purmerend, Netherlands.
Date: Tue Jan 28 07:00:22 1997
Name: Jack Robbins
E-
mail: JaxterDB2@aol.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Kortright
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jan Bastiensen
Name of
Ship: Der Bonte Koe
Arrival
Date: April, 1663
Origin of
Immigrant: Gelderland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Beest,
1620(?)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
?
Immigrant's Spouse: ?
Source of Information: Document from my Great
Grandfather - Marcellus Arthur Robbins
Immigrant's
Children:
Cornelius Jansen Kortright, Born
Beest,Gelderland-1645, Married Mertje (Elyesse) Appledorn Nov.8th,1665
Date: Wed Jan 29 05:18:39 1997
Name: a.albright
E-
mail: Aalbri@aol.com
Address: 1251 s.atlantic ave.#205
cocoa beach,fl. 32931
Surname of Immigrant:
vanderzee
Given name(s) of Immigrant: albert
andies (bratt)
Name of Ship: unknown
Arrival Date: abt 1630
Origin of
Immigrant: netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1600
netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 7 Jun 1685 beverwyck(?)
Immigrant's
Spouse: unknown
Source of Information: heritage of new
baltimore,greene county history
Immigrant's
Children:
Storm Albert Vanderzee b.1630 at sea married
Hilltje Lansing b.
abt 1670 haslet,in poence of overyssel,netherlands
Notes: Storm was a merchant in beverwyck(albany)
my decendency is as follows
anna vanderzee & johannes becker to
Hilltje becker (1693-1744) mar.1715 hendrick vanwie(1698-1744) to
hendrick hendrickus vanwie(1717-1795) marr abt 1744 Johanna gardinier(b,
abt 1718) to
elizabeth vanwie (b. 19 dec 1763) marr15 feb 1787 peter coeymans
bronk(26oct1762- 1feb1831) to
charlotte amelia bronk(b.8mar1795)marr andrew whitbeck(b.3 feb 1790) to
william henry whitbeck(6feb 1823-mar1905) and catherine conine(apr
1830-14jan1902) to
anna marta whitbeck(b.1857) mar frederick henry albright(3aug1852-6jun
1940)to
their son and grandson
Date: Wed Jan 29 06:25:27 1997
Name: Stephanie Hochuli
E-
mail: sthochuli@ucnsb.net
Address: 1806 Hill St., New Smyrna Beach, Fl. 32169.
USA
Surname of Immigrant: Clute
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Frederick
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: Before 1687
Origin of
Immigrant:
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: around
1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
after 1716
Immigrant's Spouse: Francyntje
Dumond
Source of Information: Albany and Kingston Church
Records
Immigrant's Children:
Walraven
born 23 Apr 1693 Kingston married Anna Ridder,died ?
Anna Barbara BP 7 Jun 1695 Kingston, married Abraham Fort
Margrietje Bo. 3 Jun 1697 Kingston Married Andries Degraff
and Arent Lenyn
Jacob,bp. 6 Nov 1698 Kingston married Maria Brouwer
BR> Johannes Bo 22 Sept 1700 Kingston married Tanneke Fonda
Sara,Bo 19 Feb 1707 married Johannes Cpnsolisduk
Peter, bo 20 April 1712 Kingston married Ariaantje Van Vranken
Anna Catrien, bo 8 Dec 1716 married Martin Van Olinda
Neeltjen, bo 26 Jul 1719 Kingston married Isaac Huyk and Jacob
Ouderkerk
Helena, no bap. records married 26 Jun 1731 Johannes Quackenbos
Frederick, no baptism record, married 22 May 1742 Machtelt
Quackenbos
Janneken No Baptism records married Adriaan Van Vliet in Kingston
1737
Notes: Albany 1687 sponsors child for Johannes
Clute, believed to be Uncle or cousin. 1703 bought land Niskayuna, 1720
has him as resident of Canastigionie. 1709 Ulster Co. Tax and 1720 taxed
in Kingston. Trader and farmer. Court minutes of Albany has his
birthplace as Niewen Roy Lant Van der Market, North Brabant
Date: Wed Jan 29 09:05:26 1997
Name: a.albright
E-
mail: AAlbri4819@aol.com
Address: 1251
s.atlantic ave#205
cocoa beach,fl 32931
Surname of Immigrant:
Bronk
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Pieter
Name of Ship: unknown
Arrival
Date: 1646
Origin of Immigrant:
denmark/sweden/netherlands(?)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1620 place
?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ?
probably beverwyck
Immigrant's Spouse:
Hilltje (Helena )Tyssinck
Source of Information: ocallaghans history new
neth,greene county history
Immigrant's
Children:
Jan Bronk b.abt 1652,d. abt 1742,will dated 9
sep 1738
will proved 1738married
Commertje Leenderst Conyn,b. 1645
Notes: pieter was a brewer and opened third
tavern in beverwyck,bought land from indians between coxsackie and
catskil
13 jan 1662,granted patent 11 jun 1667, no evidence pieter ever lived
there, his son jan did
the greene county historical society,at bronk house has evidence
that pieter was a cousin or nephew of jonas bronk not son as
reported in greene county history. jan bronks wifes parents
were Leederts Philip Conyn born abt 1620 and Agnietje Stymets ,
some say his father was philip conyn ,i find no evidence.
my decendency is two ways
1. pieter bronk to jan bronk to agnietje bronk whitbeck to elizabeth
whitbeck hotaling to
peter hotaling to rebecca hotaling bedell to evelena bedell
rivenburg to laura rivenburg albright
2. pieter bronk to jan bronk to agnietje bronk whitbeck to
peter whitbeck to andrew whitbeck to william henry whitbeck to anna maria
whitbeck albright
Date: Wed Jan 29 12:10:39 1997
Name: Stephanie Hochuli
E-
mail: clute@pernet.com
Address: 701 Antonette Ave.
Winter Park, Fl. 32789
Surname of Immigrant:
Dumond
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Wallerand
Name of Ship: Ste. Jan Baptiste
Arrival Date: 23 Dec 1657 sailed
Origin of Immigrant: Coomen, Flanders
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1640
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1713
Kingston,NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Margriet
Hendricks, widow of Jan Arentsen
Source of Information: Kingston records, ship
records, church records of Kingston
Immigrant's
Children:
Margriet bo 28 Dec 1664 Kingston married
William Louritz
Wallerand bo 13 Mar 1667 Kingston, married Cathryn Ter Bos
Francyntje bo 21 Jul 1674 Kingston married Frederick Clute
Pieter bo 28 Apr 1679 Kingston married Femmitje Teunise van
Middleswart,Catalyntje Rapalie and Jannetje Vechten
Johannes Battiste, no birth records married Neeltjen Cornelis Van
Vechten
Jannetje, no birth records married Michel Dirk Van Vechten
Notes: She sailed on Rosetree , came from Wie
near Swol. They married 13 Jan 1664 in Kingston. He was a cadet in the
West Indies Co., and later a Freeholder in Kingston in 1701, Will on file
in Ulster Probate. Wallarand had two sisters who also immigrated.
Margaret, wife of Pierre Nolie and Elizabeth wife of Meynard Journey
Date: Wed Jan 29 13:34:53 1997
Name: Marika
E-mail:
jondoeaux@centuryinter.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: MacIntyre
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Philip MacIntyre
Name of
Ship: Unity
Arrival Date:
1650
Origin of Immigrant: Scotland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: Scotland
1630's
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ?
Massachusetts
Immigrant's Spouse: Mary
Source of Information: Florence
McIntyre(grandmother)
Immigrant's Children:
Notes:
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Date: Wed Jan 29 19:01:34 1997
Name: Marcie Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.com
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Swits
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Claes
Cornelissen
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: c. 1638
Origin of
Immigrant: Switzerland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1580
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
summer 1641 New York, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
unknown
Source of Information: Riker, James. Harlem (city
of New York): Its Origins and Early Annals 1904; "Two Allied Families,"
Society of Descendants of Johannes de la Montagne News Letter, Summer,
1985, p. 231+.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Cornelis d. 1655 New York, NY m. Ariaentje Corneliszen Trommels
2.Adrian
Notes: Claes used the names Swits or Switzer for
his country of origin, and Rademacher (wheelmaker) for his occupation.
When the family moved to the Netherlands, they first stayed on the Island
of Schouwen, then in Amsterdam at the inn of Peter de Winter, where other
German-speaking people stayed. In New York Claes leased a farm on 18 May
1638. In 1641 he was killed by a Wickquaskeek Indian seeking revenge for
a relative's death at the hands of the Dutch.
Date: Wed Jan 29 19:24:36 1997
Name: Marcie Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.com
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Swits
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Cornelius
Clase
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: c. 1638
Origin of
Immigrant: Switzerland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1615
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1655 New York, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Ariaentje Corneliszen Trommels
Source of Information: Records of the Reformed
Dutch Church of New York City; Riker, James. Harlem (city of New York):
Its Origins and Early Annals 1904; "Two Allied Families," Society of
Descendants of Johannes de la Montagne News Letter, Summer, 1985, p.
231+.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Claes b.
1640 New York, NY d. 1663 Albany, NY
2.Apolonitje bapt. 17 Feb 1641 New York, NY
3.Jacob bapt. 5 Oct 1642 New York, NY
4.Isaac bpat. 5 Oct 1642 New York, NY d.c. 1707 Schenectady, NY m.
Susanna Groot
5.Jacob bapt. 5 Feb 1645 New York, NY m. Aeltie Fredrix
6.Abraham bapt. 10 Mar 1647 New York, NY
7.Apolonia bapt. 25 Oct 1648 New York, NY d. after 1713 m. Jan
Thomasz Eckerson 8 Nov 1667 New York, NY
8.Cornelius bapt. 9 July 1651 New York, NY m. Jannetje De Witt
9.Pieter bapt. 12 Oct 1653 New York, NY
10.Cornelia bpat. 31 Oct 1655 New York, NY
Notes: Cornelius and Ariaentje were probably
married in the Netherlands. Ariaentje was an orphan who inherited some
money from an aunt. The inheritance established her home as Rengerskerk
on the Island of Schouwen where the Swits first stayed when they came to
the Netherlands. After Cornelius' father was killed by an Indian in 1641,
he took over the family farm in Harlem. Cornelius was in debt to the West
Indies Company and working to pay it off when he, too, was killed in an
Indian attack. The farm was destroyed and Ariaentje and the children were
captured. After their ransom, the family was hard pressed to make ends
met. Ariaentje married Albert Leonards in 1656. In 1663 her oldest son,
Claes, was accidently shot and killed by his neighbor in Albany, Philip
Hendrickse Brouwer. In 1664 Ariaentje petitioned the West Indies Company
for cancellation of the family's debt in exchange for their farm. In
1690, during the raid on Schnectady, Ariaentje's son, Isaac, and a
grandson, Cornelis, were captured and taken to Canada. Isaac escaped and
Cornelis was released soon after.
Date: Wed Jan 29 19:58:01 1997
Name: Marcie Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.com
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Bratt
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Arent
Andriese
Name of Ship: Rensselaerwyck
Arrival Date: 4 Mar 1637
Origin of
Immigrant: Fredrickstad, Norway
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1610
Fredrickstad, Norway
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1662 Schenectady, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Catalyntje De Vos
Source of Information: Evjen, John O.
Scandinavian Immigrants in New York 1630-1674, 1916; Pearson, Jonathan.
First Settlers of Albany, 1872; Pearson, Jonathan. First Settlers of
Schenectady.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Aeffie b. 1649 d. 23 Jan 1728 Schenectady, NY m. Claes Fredrickse
Van Petten
2.Ariaantje b. 1651 m.1. Helmer Otten c. 1669 m.2. Ryer Schemerhorn
3.Andries b. 1653 d. 1 Feb 1690 Schenectady, NY m. Grietje Van Slyck
4.Cornelia b. 1655 m. Jan Pootman
5.Samuel b. 1659 d. 1713 m. Susanna Van Slyck
6.Dirk b. 1661 d. 1735 m. Maritje Van Eps
Notes: Arent and his brother, Albert, went to
Rensselaerwyck on their arrival in New Netherlands. Arent began receiving
wages on 2 Apr 1637. He bought his own plantation where he raised
tobacco. In 1652 he bought a lot in Albany and in 1658 leased land on an
island opposite Albany. The family moved to Schenectady. When Arent died
in 1662, his land grants were confirmed to Catalyntje. She married Barent
Janse Van Ditmars in 1664. A prenuptial agreement dated 12 Nov 1664 gives
the names of the Bratt children and their ages. Van Ditmars was killed in
the 1690 attack on Schenectady and Catalyntje married a third time, to
Claes Janse Van Boekhoven, again with a prenuptial agreement, this one
dated 27 Feb 1691.
Date: Wed Jan 29 20:28:23 1997
Name: Betty Allen
E-
mail: bettyall@dialnet.net
Address: 401 E. College
Aurora, MO 65605
Surname of Immigrant: Van
Der Grist
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Jacob
Leendertsz
Name of Ship: Swel (Captain)
Arrival Date: 1644
Origin of
Immigrant: Amsterdam, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: chr. 23 Oct
1622 Amsterdam, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: Newtown, (Elmhurst) Long Island NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Rebecca Fredricksz
Lubbertsen
Source of Information: Register of New Netherland
by E.B. O'Callaghan reprint 1995
Immigrant's
Children: Maritje Jacobse Vandergrift bpt. 29 Aug 1649
Christian Jacobse Vandergrift bpt. 26 Feb 1651
Anna Jacobse Vandergrift bpt 16 Mar 1653
Leendert Jacobsen Vandergrift
Nicholas Jacobsen Vandergrift bpt. 5 May 1658
Frederick Vandergrift bpt. 20 Aug 1661
Rachel Jacobse Vandergrift bpt. 20 Jul 1664
Johannes Vandergrift chr. 26 Jun 1667
Date: Thu Jan 30 17:24:52 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant:
Vedder
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Harmanus
Albertse
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1657
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1635
(estimate)
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
d.c. 1715 Schenectady, NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
two wives, names unknown
Source of Information: Vedder, Edwin H. The
Vedder Family in America, 1657-1985; Keefer, Donald A. Marriage Record of
the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Pearson, Jonathan, First Settlers
of Schenectady, NY.
Immigrant's Children:
by first wife
1.child d.c. 6 Dec 1662 Albany,NY
2.child d.c. 22 Apr 1665 Albany, NY
3.Albert b. 10 May 1671 d. 1 Aug 1753 m. Maria Glen 17 Nov or Dec
1699 Schenectady, NY
4.Harmanus b.c. 1672 d. before 13 Aug 1785 m.1. Grietje Van Slyck
Bratt 10 Dec 1691 Albany, NY m.2. Ariantje Van der Volgen De Graff
Schenectady, NY
by first or second wife
1.Arent b.c. 1674 d. between 1746 and 1755 Schenectady, NY m. Sara
Groot
by second wife
1.Angenietje b.c. 1684 d. Apr 1756 m. Jan Van Antwerpen 24 Nov 1700
Schenectady, NY
2.Johannes b.c. 1685 d. after 1749 m. Maria Fort 8 July 1705
Schenectady, NY
3.Corset b.c. 1686 d. between 1745 and 1748 m.1. Margarita Berrit 3
Mar 1709 Albany, NY m.2. Neeltie Christianns 11 Mar 1711 Albany, NY
Notes: Harmanus sold his house and lot in Albany
to Rutger Jacobsen in 1657 and returned to the Netherlands. He was at
Coney Island in 1661 where he had a salt kettle. In 1663 he leased his
farm at Schenectady to Symon Groot. In 1667 he lived at Albany. Harmanus
was named as a brother-in-law by Johannes Provoost 9 Apr 1668 when he
made over 830 guilders to Harmanus who was returning to Holland. Harmanus
made the trip with other New York merchants to buy food. In 1672 Harmanus
bought a farm at Schenectady. The next year he was one of the magistrates
and appointed Schout.
Date: Thu Jan 30 17:45:57 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant: De
Vos
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Andries
Name of Ship: Eyckenboom
Arrival
Date: May 1641
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1599
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: after 1675
Immigrant's Spouse: name unknown
Source of Information: Evjen, John O.
Scandanavian Immigrants in New York 1630-1674, 1916; Pearson, Jonathan,
First Settlers of Schenectady, NY; Pearson, Jonathan, First Settlers of
Albany, NY, 1872.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Cornelius b. 1626 m. Dirckie Peterse Coeymans
2.Catalyntje b. 1628 d. 1712 Schenectady, NY m.1. Arent Andriese
Bratt m.2. Barent Janse Van Ditmars 1664 m.3. Claes Janse Van Boekhoven
1691
3.Ariaantje
4.Cornelia d. 1655 or 1656 Albany, NY m. Christopher Davids
5.Gertruy b. 1632 m. Barent Pieterse Coeymans 1653
Notes: Andries was a deputy director of
Rensselaerwyck and in 1648 a magistrate and member of the court at
Albany. On 27 Feb Andries and his son-in-lae, Arent Bratt, were appointed
curators for the estate of Cornelia Vedos (De Vos) wife of Christoper
Davids at Albany. Pearson calls Cornelius De Vos "van Schoenderwoert".
Cornelius returned to the Netherlands after the death of his wife in
1665.
Date: Thu Jan 30 20:26:12 1997
Name: charlotte C Smith
E-
mail: ttma94a@prodigy.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Mercier
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Bartholomew
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1685
Origin of Immigrant: France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt 1660
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: by 1700
Immigrant's Spouse: Katherine Lasty or Laty
Source of Information: New York denizations
Immigrant's Children: Henri Mercier
Notes: Came as Hugueont refugees via Boston and
St. Kitts Island
Date: Thu Jan 30 21:22:44 1997
Name: Dennis J. Smith
E-
mail: djsmith@capital.net
Address: 1040 Theodore Road
Schenectady, NY 12303-3375
Surname of
Immigrant: Van Buren
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Cornelis Maessen
Name of
Ship: d'Eendracht (The Unity) in 1631 and the
Rensselaerswyck in 1636
Arrival Date: 1631,
returned to Holland in 1634; second voyage arrived 17 April 1637
Origin of Immigrant: Buurmalsem, Gelderland,
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: abt. 1615
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1648 at
Papscanee Island (near Albany, NY)
Immigrant's
Spouse: Catalyntje Martense
Source of Information: van Laer, A. J. F. Van
Rensselaer Bowier manuscripts (Albany : University of the State of New
York, 1908)
Immigrant's Children:
Hendrick Cornelissen Van Buren, born 30 January 1636/37, married
Elizabeth Van Slyck
Marten Cornelissen Van Buren, born about 1640, died 13 November
1703, married 1662 to Marytjie Quackenbosch
Maas Cornelissen Bloemendaal, born about 1643, died 27 November
1704, married 1682 to Jacomyntje Janse Gardenier
Styntji Cornelisse Van Buren, born about 1645, died 26 November
1729, married 1665 to Dirck Wesselsen Ten Broeck
Tobias Cornelissen Van Buren, born about 1647
Notes: Cornelis Maessen Van Buren came to New
Netherland twice, both times under 3-year contracts
to Kiliaen van Rensselaer. The first visit lasted 1631-1634. The second
visit, begun 1636 saw him
accompanied by his new bride and their first child was born aboard ship.
From the time of his arrival about 17 April 1637, his family occupied a
farm on or near Papscanee Island.
He and his wife died on the same day in 1648 leaving their children in
the care
of a fellow immigrant.
His third son took the name Bloomendaal (now Bloomingdale) as there did
not exist a
confirmed use of surnames among Dutch families until the advent of the
British control
over the colony encourage the adoption of surnames.
Date: Sat Feb 1 07:47:35 1997
Name: Marcie Ward Richie
E-
mail: dansbooks@wavetech.net
Address: 132 Second Ave. N.E.
Osseo, MN 55369
Surname of Immigrant: Van
Petten/Van Patten
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Claes Fredrickse
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before 1664
Origin of
Immigrant: Petten, North Holland, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 30 May 1641
Petten, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 3 Oct 1728 Schenectady, NY
Immigrant's
Spouse: Aeffie Arentse Bratt
Source of Information: Keefer, Donald A. Marriage
Record of the Schenectady Reformed Church, 1987; Pearson, Jonathan. First
Settlers of Schenectady; Thornton, Linda V.P. Dutchmen Don't Die, 1977.
Timm, June. Ancestry of Charles Edward Van Patten of NE.
Immigrant's Children:
1.Cathlyntje b. 1673
Schenectady, NY d. 1707 m. Teunis Dirkse Van Vetchen 28 Nov 1694
2.Maretie b. 1674 Schenectady, NY d. 23 Feb 1733 m. William Van Allen
14 Nov 1694
3.Annatje b. 1676 Schenectady, NY m.1. Nicholas Siverson 26 July 1699
Albany, NY m.2. Cornelius Van Wurmdick
4.Arent b. 1678 Schenectady, NY m. Jannetje Conyn 10 Apr 1703
Schenectady, NY
5.Diewer b. 1680 Schenectady, NY m. Cornelius Cornelius Viele 1 Apr
1700 Schenectady, NY
6.Andries bp. 10 Sept 1684 Albany, NY d. 25 Sept 1748 m.Maike Ten
Eyck 26 Dec 1712
7.Geertruy bp. 17 Apr 1687 Albany, NY
8.Nicholas bp. 6 Apr 1690 Albany, NY m. Rebecca Groot
9.Geertruy bp. 28 Aug 1692 Albany, NY d. 1720 m. Lourens Claes Van
der Volgen
Notes: Claes was first recorded in Schenectady
when he and Isaac Cornelise Swits leased William Teller's bowery. Claes
was married by 1683 when his family moved to Papsne near Albany. The Van
Pettens lived there until 1694, thus escaping the massacre at Schenectady
in 1690. On 30 Jan 1686 Claes bought land at Scotia which he later
exchanged with John Jacobse Glen for a parcel adjoining the lot of Ryer
Schermerhorn, his brother-in-law. He also received a house in Schenectady
with this purchase. In 1689 Claes donated 2 pounds to the defense of
Schenectady against the French and Indians. In 1690 Lt. Gov. Jacob
Leisler appointed him justice of the Peace. Claes was a deacon of the
Schenectady Dutch Reformed Church in 1703.
Date: Sat Feb 1 09:31:10 1997
Name: iris lawrence-gardner
E-
mail: iris.gardner@juno.com
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Luyster
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Pieter Cornelissen
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1656
Origin of Immigrant: Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ?
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: New York
1695
Immigrant's Spouse: Aeltje Tysen
Source of Information: A Documentary history Of
Dutch Congregation, by Henry A. Stoutenburgh
Immigrant's
Children: BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Notes: 2nd wife Jannetje Snedicker,dau. of John
the emigrant @ the widow of Reynier Wizzelpenney,d 1713. He took oath of
allegiance in Flatlands,Sept 1687. He bought the Poor Bowery farm in
Newtown from the deacons of the Dutch Church
Date: Sat Feb 1 16:43:04 1997
Name: Peggy Albin
E-
mail: Katydid46@aol.com
Address: 3220 Medema St.
Muskegon, MI. 49444
Surname of Immigrant:
Frere
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Hugo
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: @1660
Origin of Immigrant:
Rhine Paltz region of Germany
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: @1640
France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
Huguenot Street New Paltz, New York
Immigrant's
Spouse: Marie Haye
Source of Information: Frere Low Historical
Society
Immigrant's Children: Hugo Jr. born
1660's
Notes: The original spelling of the name as I
know it was Frere some people
changed the spelling to Freer, Frear, Friar. The name Frere in French
means brother. The Freres were Huguenots and Hugo escaped France
in a hogs head wine barrel. After leaving France he settled in the
Rhine Paltz region of Germany until he came to New York
Date: Sat Feb 1 22:04:15 1997
Name: Gerald H Shepard
E-
mail: ghshepard@aol.com
Address: 5503 Cynthia Ct.
Yakima, WA 98901
Surname of Immigrant:
Gysbertsen
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Lubbert
Name of Ship: de Eendracht
Arrival Date: 20 Jul 1634
Origin of
Immigrant: Blaricum, The Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ca 1601
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 16 Sep
1655
Immigrant's Spouse: Divertje
Cornelis
Source of Information: New York Genealogical and
Biographical Record Vol 99
Immigrant's
Children:
Gysbert b ca1624 m Elizabeth Thomas
Thys b ca 1628 m Tryntje Jans
Jan b ca 1632 m Magdaleentje Theunis van Voorthuysen
Eybetje b ca 1635 m Jan Cornelis Buys
Tryntje b ca 1637 m Hendrick Jansen Oosreroom
Notes: Lubbert moved to Bergen, NJ in 1654. He
was killed there by the Indians in 1655.
Although Lubbert did not use the name his descendants van Blaricum, his
birthplace as their last name
Date: Sun Feb 2 12:43:04 1997
Name: RoxanneQ
E-
mail: RoxanneQ@aol.com.
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Woodward
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Anthony
Name of Ship:
Arrival Date: before 1686
Origin of Immigrant: Ashford-in-theWater,
Derbyshire, England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1657
Derbyshire, England
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 1730, Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ
Immigrant's Spouse: Hannah Foulkes
Source of Information: Historical & Genealogical
Miscellany-Stillwell, Census,Wills,Quaker Records
Immigrant's Children: Mary,Thomas,John, Anthony
1694-1784 m.Constance Williams 1718, William, Samuel, Joseph
Notes: Long Island between 1683 and 1686, left
for NJ, married in NJ 2m-14d-1686
Date: Sun Feb 2 15:38:31 1997
Name: Allen Whitlow
E-
mail: ranchorama@telis.org
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Van der Veer
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Cornelis Jansz
Name of
Ship: Otter
Arrival Date:
February 1659
Origin of Immigrant: Wemeldinge,
Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1623
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: Bef 22 Feb
1703, Flatbush
Immigrant's Spouse: Tryntje
Mandeville (Yellis or Giles)
Source of Information: New York Genealogical and
Biographical Record, Vol LXXIX No. 2
Immigrant's
Children:
Neeltje Cornelise, m Daniel Polhemus
Jan
Cornelise, m Femmetje Bergen, d 23 Nov 1732
Dominicus , Bapt 16 Nov
1679, m 1.Maria Van Noortwyck, 2. Jannettje Van Nostrand
Maryke, Bapt
30 Jul 1682
Henkrikje, Bapt 27 Aug 1684, m Isaac Remsen
Jacoba,
Bapt 29 Apr 1686, m Jan Van Kowenhoven
Notes: AKA Cornelius de Seeu (or Seeuw).
Christened on 3 Mar 1623 in Wemeldinge. He was landowner, magistrate and
patentee at Flatbush
Date: Tue Feb 4 11:23:07 1997
Name: F. N. Bryan
E-mail: ZHZJ07A
Address:
Surname of Immigrant: Veeder
Given name(s) of Immigrant: Simon Volkertz
Name of Ship: Prince Maurice
Arrival Date: 1652
Origin of Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1624; Essens;
East Friesland, Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: 10 Jan 1697; Schenectady, NY
Immigrant's Spouse: Enjeltie
Source of Information: Paul Brenneman; Ancestry
of William Vrooman; 1979; LDS publication
Immigrant's
Children:
Folkie;1662; m. Jan Barentse Wemple
Geesie; 1664; m. Jan Hendrikse Vrooman
Magdalena; 1667; m. William Appell
Volkert;
1670-12 Aug 1733; m. Jannetje Schemerhorn 6 Aug 1698
Gerrit; 1673-1755; m. Tryntje Otten 3 Aug 1690
Johannes; 1675-1746; m.1 Susanna Wemp 16 Nov 1696; m2 Susanna Wendell 16
Nov 1739
Pieter; 1678-1709; m.
Neeltie Van der Volgen 17 June 1704
Notes: Employed as seaman aboard Prince Maurice
sailing between Amsterdam and New Amsterdam. Bought lot of land in New
Amsterdam in 1652. Sold lot for 30 Beaver skins in 1654 and moved to
Albany. Owned land on the Normanskill. Moved to Schenectady in 1662.
Became wealthy and influential farmer and was chosen as a pallbearer for
Van Renneslaer in 1674.
Portrait of him reprinted in The Founders by Charles Knowles Bolton;
volume 1; 1919.
Date: Wed Feb 5 21:29:35 1997
Name: Alberta Lisk
E-
mail: kathiel@abelink.com
Address: 303 Nugent Dr. Lincoln, IL 62656
Surname of Immigrant: Melyn
Given
name(s) of Immigrant: Cornelis
Name of
Ship: HET WAPEN van NOORWEGEN "The Arms of Norway"
Arrival Date: 04 Aug 1638
Origin of
Immigrant: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1600 in
Antwerp, Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of
Death: about 1663 in New Haven, Conn.
Immigrant's Spouse: Jannitken Adryiaens from
Myert
Source of Information: "The Antwerp Ancestry of
Cornelis Melyn" from N.Y. Hist. & Bio. Record, Vol. 67 April 1936 pp.157-
164; July 1936 pp.;246-255
Immigrant's
Children:
Cornelia Melyn baptized 27 Feb 1628 in Nieuwe
Kerk, Amsterdam; died 1716/17; m.(1)1647 Jacob Loper m.(2)1653 Jacob
Schellinger.
Joannes Melyn baptized 17 April 1629 in Nieuwe Kerk,
Amsterdam; may have been son lost in wreck of "Princess" Sept 1647.
Cornelis Melyn baptized 06 Sept 1630; died before 1633.
Cornelis
Melyn baptized 11 Oct 1633; died in Staten Island massacre Sept 1655.
Abraham Melyn baptized 1635; may have been son lost in wreck of
"Princess"Sept 1647;
Mariken Melyn baptized 29 March 1637 in Nieuwe
Kerk, Amsterdam; died abt.1694; m.(1)Claes Allertsen Paradius,
m.(2)Matthias Hitfield.
Isaack Melyn bapt.21 Nov 1638 in the Nieuwe
Kerk, Amsterdam;died before 22 July 1646. Susanna Melyn, bapt.14 June 1643 in New York Dutch Reformed
Church; died 1687-93; m. 25 Aug 1664 John Winans/Jan Weinans.
Magdalen Melyn, bapt. 03 March 1645.
Isaac Melyn, bapt. 22 July
1646, died 18 May 1693, m.(1)Dorothea Samson, m.(2)05 Oct 1679 temperance
Loveridge
Notes: Cornelis made at least 12 voyages across
the Atlantic trying to secure his patroonship of Staten Island. From the
1908 article "Lord of Manors of New York" in the N.Y. Hist. & Bio.
Record: "Cornelius Melyn was possessed of Manorial rights and patroonate
lordship of the domain of Pavonia Hall, Staten Islan in 1640. The family
which had also English branches in the name of Mellen, was derived from
Malins or De Malines in Flanders. The Lords of Malines descended from
Bertold, living in 800, were established as Advocates, or Protectors of
Malines, by the Bishop of Liege. They were Cavaliers of the Holy empire
in 1721. I am descended from Susanna Melyn and John Winans. <
Date: Thu Feb 6 12:27:39 1997
Name: Marilyn Wilson
E-
mail: wilsonm@triax.com
Address: P.O. Box 618 Chewelah, Wa. 99109
Surname of Immigrant: Hall
Given
name(s) of Immigrant: ?
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before
1650
Origin of Immigrant: England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: before
1650
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: ?
Immigrant's Spouse: ?
Source of Information: Grandfather said his
ancestors came from England to NY in 1600's
Immigrant's
Children: Earliest known name is John Garrett Hall bl. circa
1690 place? His only son was Samuel Hall b. 8-30-1733 Henry County,
Va.
Date: Thu Feb 6 14:03:40 1997
Name: Adell Thompson
Jochem - b. Netherlands
- MD. March 1666
E-mail: GoT11241624
Address: 4277 West 1550 South
Syracuse, Utah 84075
Surname of Immigrant:
VanValkenburg
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Lambert Jochemse
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1624
Origin of
Immigrant: Netherlands
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: April 16, 1614
Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
1700 Albany, Albany, New York
Immigrant's
Spouse: Annetje Jacobs
Source of Information: Grandmother Hopkins,
Family History, Mortgaes 1638-60 and Wills 1681-1765 of Early Albany,
Records from Albamy, Kinderhook, Coxsakey, NY. Genealogies of the First
Settlers of Albany, NY,Van Vechten Family Book, IGI Slc Family History
Center, Northern New York Hudson and Mohawk Valley, Records of the
Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, NY, In the Old Town of Amsterdam
Immigrant's Children:
Anna Lambertse - b.
1642 - Netherlands - md. 1666 Zackarias Sickles
**Jochem - b. Nov. 4, 1646 - Netherlands - md. March 1666, Albany, NY
#1 Eva Hendrickse Vrooman - md. #@ Jannetje Mingael
Lambert - b. Jul 2, 1648 - Albany, NY - md. 1670, Albany, NY, Tryntje
VanCampen
Catryn - b. Jan 8, 1652 - Albany, NY - md. Aug 26, 1695, Albany, NY,
Andries Hanse Huyck
Rachel - b. 1656 - Albany, NY - md. Jun 9, 1706, Albany, NY, Jan
Radcliffe
Notes: When Lambert cam from Holland in 1645 he
purchased on the Southern
tip of Manhatten Isle 50 acres which included the site where the
Empire State Bldg. now stands. About 1656 he sold the property to
the Roosevelts and moved his family to Ft. Orange, Albany, NY where
he owned a home at the corner of Green and Beaver St. His son
Jochem, the line I come through, was very active in the Dutch
Communites he served as a Deputy Sheriff in 1676, he was also a
Farmer and School Teacher in Kinderhook, NY. My line then goes to
his son Jacobus who married a Christina Winne in Albany. It then
goes to his son Lambert VanValkenburg who married a Catrina Van Vechten.
My line then goes to his son Dirck VanValkenburg who married a Marie
Groom in Catskill, Green, NY. My line then goes to James VanValkenburg
who married a Elizabeth Helligas in Beaver Dam, NY. Then to my ggreat
Grandmother Alemda VanValkenburg born in Orange Twp., now Clevland, OH.
She married Martin J. Frisbie in Clevland, Ohio.
Date: Thu Feb 6 21:53:59 1997
Name: Bill Lanning
E-
mail: billcar@southwind.net
Address: PO Box 16
Sedgwick, Kansas 67135
Surname of Immigrant:
Laning
Given name(s) of Immigrant: John
Name of Ship: Shield
Arrival
Date: before 1681
Origin of
Immigrant: Wales or England
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1641
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1681
Immigrant's Spouse: Elizaabeth
Source of Information: Town minutes of Long
Island, NY dated 1681
Immigrant's Children:
[BR}Richard Lanning, born before 1670 in Wales or England, died after
1742 in NJ,;[BR]John Lanning, born before 167 in Wales or England, died
after 1730 in NJ;[BR]Robert Lanning, born in Wales or England after 1675,
death date unknown;[BR] perhaps a fourth son named Daniel, birthdate and
deathdate unknown
Notes: John and Elizabeth came from Wales or
England in 16778--we are not sure but believe the ship was the Ship,
perhaps from the Isle of Man or Hull, England. The three sons would
later move to New Jersey; later decendents would move to Ohio, Canada,
and PA. The name might also be spelled as Laning, Lennen, Lanyon, or
Lannin.
Date: Fri Feb 7 12:51:56 1997
Name: Anita M. Kendall
E-
mail: hawkhak5@aol.com
Address: 1638 Timberlake Manor Parkway
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Surname of Immigrant:
Teller
Given name(s) of Immigrant: William
Teller
Name of Ship: ?
Arrival
Date: 1639
Origin of Immigrant:
Holland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: about 1620
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1701 in New
York
Immigrant's Spouse: Margaret Danckesen-
1st wife
Source of Information: Pearsons Book"Early
Records of Albany & Gen. records of Aunt Marg. Will of Margaret Danckesen
Teller
Immigrant's Children: b.1645 died ? Married Cornelis Bogardus,2nd son of Everardus
Bogardus and Anneke Jans Bogardus.
Johannas B.?
5 other
children according to will.
Notes:
William Teller was sent to Fort Orange by Gov. Kieft to serve as
corporal, then Wachtmeister of the Fort. He was a trader in Albany for
nearly 50 years. He settled in Albany in 1639, moved to New York in 1692.
He was one of five proprietors of Schenectady, although he never lived
there. He was one of the five patentees named in the 1st patent of town
in 1684. He remarried to Maria Vareth after his first wife died. He died
in New York in 1701.
Date: Fri Feb 7 16:44:38 1997
Name: Keith Hays
E-
mail: lkhays@monticello.net
Address: 202 W. Main Street
Monticello, IL 61856-0103
Surname of
Immigrant: RAPALJE
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Joris Janssen
Name of
Ship: Unity
Arrival Date:
1625
Origin of Immigrant: Leyden, Holland; New
Rochelle, France
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 24 Aug
1572
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 1665
Wallabout, L.I. NY
Immigrant's Spouse:
Catalynie TRICO 1605 Paris - 11 Sep 1689 NY
Source of Information: Records received from
Harmon Clark, of New Jersey, Hoagland Geneaology
Immigrant's Children:
Sarah Rapalye b. 9 Jun
1626, Albany NY d 1685
M. 1st - 1639 Hans Hansen BERGEN 2nd. Tunis Gysbertse BOGAERT
11 others
Date: Fri Feb 7 17:19:54 1997
Name: Betty Harris
E-
mail: bjharris@iamerica.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Taylor
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: Jeronamus
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: 1650
Origin of Immigrant: Germany
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth:
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: New York
Immigrant's Spouse: Else
Source of Information: Private Letter from a
friend
Immigrant's Children:
Notes: The Taylor name was changed from Schneider
to Taylor when they came to America
Date: Sat Feb 8 13:38:42 1997
Name: Grita Gidner
E-
mail: rvgidner@aol.com
Address: 14825 SE 138th Place
Renton, WA
98059-6758
Surname of Immigrant: Carstens
(Carstensen)
Given name(s) of Immigrant:
Carsten
Name of Ship: Rensselaerwyck
Arrival Date: 4 March 1637
Origin
of Immigrant: Fleckero (Island off southern coast of
Norway
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: ca 1615
Fleckero
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
ca1679 Albany, NY
Immigrant's Spouse: ?
Source of Information: "Ancestry and Descendants
of Tielman Van Vleek of Niew Amsterdam" by Jane Van Vleck N.Y. 1955
Immigrant's Children:
Andries
Teunis b. abt 1660 d. before Oct 1691 m. abt 1685 Maria (Maritje)
Pietersz Borsboom in Schenectady, N.Y.
Elizabeth b. abt. 1665 m. (?) Frederick Gerritse
These children used the patronymic Carstens
Notes: Benjamin, who was the son tf Teunis and
Maria, b. ca 1685 was the firat of this line to take the surname Van
Vleck. This derived from the name of the Island of Fleckero. Maria
married 2. Hendrick Willemse Brouwer.
Date: Mon Feb 10 04:06:25 1997
Name: William Davidson
E-
mail: coffee@maas.net
Address:
Surname of
Immigrant: Davidson
Given name(s) of
Immigrant: William, John
Name of
Ship: ?
Arrival Date: before
1694
Origin of Immigrant: Ulster, Ireland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1670 Ulster,
Ireland
Immigrant's Date & Place of Death:
?
Immigrant's Spouse: Elizabeth
Source of Information: Will
Immigrant's Children: John
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