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New Netherland New York Genealogy New Netherland Settlers Books now available!: Ships Passenger Lists to New York 500 voyages to and from New Netherland (New York) Cemetery Records (Cemetery, Obits) Census Records Church Records (B, D, M) City Directories Land & Mortgage Records Military Records Wills & Probate Records New Netherland History Ancestor Signatory hand marks Translation of words in Church records Understanding Patronymics Dutch Names & Nicknames Glossary of Dutch Words Ancient Dutch Occupations New Netherland Settlers 17th Century Ancestor Registry Dutch & English translations for Occupations Life in 17th Century Amsterdam Online Books Research in the Netherlands Miscellaneous Genealogy [ Mailing Lists] [Societies & Journals] [Dictionary & Definitions] [Olive Tree Library] [Help] [Links] Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Marriages from Consistory Books, Kings County Long Island New York 1800 - 1805 Coordinated Records of Marriages and Baptisms from the Flatbush RDC Consistory Books And the Registers of its Daughter Church at New Lots Kings County, Long Island, New York Derived from the Register of Marriages (1787—1872) and Baptisms (1792—1872) Of the Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Consistory Records (the Van Cleef Transcriptions, The Holland Society of New York Collections) And the Marriage and Baptismal Records of The New Lots Reformed Church (1824-1906) Recompiled, Reformatted and Cross-Referenced -with Some Annotations- And Keyed to the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society Record And its anthological companion Genealogies of Long Island Families By Richard A. McCool and John G. Storm May 1996 All Rights Reserved Dedicated to Jacob Tipton Rapelje And Anna Bergen Hitchings Baptized Together at New Lots On 27 June 1902 and Married -15 June 1929 Abreviations M = marriage B = baptism GLIF = Genealogies of Long Island Families. Ed. Henry B. Hoff NLRDC = New Lots Reformed Dutch Church NYG&B[S] = New York Genealogical & Biographical Society, Publishers of the NYG&B Record Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Marriages Anno 1800 M115. John Sharp and Miss Mercy Higby. 4 March at Flatbush. M116. Rem Wyckoff and Miss Sally Suydam. 3 April at Bedford. Anno 1800 continued: M117. Albert Voorhees and Miss Anna Bennet. 3 April at Yellow Hook. Not identified in Bennet article GLIF Vol I, but note NYG&B Record 113:79. M118. Cornelius Bennet and Miss Anna Van Brunt. 3 April at the Narrows. See Bennet article GLIF Vol I:141. M119. John Ashton and Miss Hannah Winkfield. 21 May at Flatbush. M120. Schuyler Baxter and Miss Helena Bogart. 22 May at Flatbush. M121. Theodorus Polhemus and Miss Elizabeth Whaley. 25 May at Flatbush. M122. Richard Barre and Jane Voorhees. 14 June at Flatlands. M123. Peter Van Alst and Miss Eliza Gilbert. 29 June at Flatbush. M124. Elisha King and Miss Peggy Vander Voort. 3 July at Bedford. M125. Hendrick Lott and Miss Catherine Lott. 2 August at New Utreght. M126. Teunis Snedicor and Miss Jane Sprong. 22 August at Flatlands. M127. Isaiah Beach and Miss Elizabeth Duryee. 28 August at Bushwick. M128. Joseph Robertson and Miss Polly Bennet. 5 November at Flatbush. Not identified in Bennet article GLIF Vol I. M129. Peter Van Pelt and Miss Martha Bennet. 27 November at Yellow Hook. See Bennet article GLIF Vol I:140. Anno 1801 M130. Wynant Bennet and Miss Elizabeth Van Nuys. 18 January at Flatlands. See Bennet article GLIF Vol I:140 (this is perhaps the Elizabeth who is said to be the second wife of Winant Bennet, who married first Caty Duryee [M6] and is the son of John Winants Bennet and Wilhelmina). M131. Andrew Chalmers and Miss Mary Sebring. 22 January at Brooklyn. M132. John Hulst and Miss Jane Ryder. 27 February at Gravesend. M133. John Turner and Miss Charlotte Bryant. 6 April at Flatbush. M134. Peter Emans and Miss Catherine Polhemus. 29 April at Flatbush. M135. Abraham Van Alst and Miss Elizabeth Bennet. 6 May at Bennets Island. Not identified in Bennet article GLIF Vol I. M136. Frances Robinson and Miss Seryah Parsons. 1 June at Flatbush. M137. Christopher Bennet and Miss Maria Cropsy. 4 July at Flatlands. See Bennet article GLIF Vol I:142. [See NYG&B Record 113:37]. M138. Timothy Cortelyou and Miss Ann Cowenhoven. 23 July at Flatlands. See GLIF Vol II:583, also footnote re M113. M139. John Emans and Miss Peggy Ditmars. 26 August at Flatlands. M140. Garrit Stryker and Miss Caty Ryder. 9 September at Gravesend. M141. Isaac Denys and Miss Helen Van Kerk Van Nuys. 7 October at Flatbush. Anno 1802 M142. John N. Cowenhoven and Miss Susan Martense. 11 February at Flatbush. [M142, B64]. See NYG&B Record Vol VIII (1877), or GLIF Vol I:580 & Vol II:588. M143. Samuel Watts and Miss Maria Van Cleef. 18 February at Flatbush. [M143, B72, B99]. M144. John Antonides and Miss Maria Van Sicklen. 7 April at Flatbush. See NYG&B Record LXXXIX (1958) or GLIF I:24/5&28. M145. Peter Emans and Miss Catherine Polhemus. 29 April at Flatbush. M146. Frederick B. Baushen and Miss Prudence Manly. 22 June at Bedford. M147. Evert Barkuloo and Miss Adrianna Suydam. 24 June at New Utreght. M148. Stephen Cook and Miss Anna Van Nuys Van Kerk. 24 June at New Utreght. M149. Morris Patterson and Miss Johanna Van Brunt. 26 June at Flatbush. M150. William Diddle and Miss Catherine Lane. 17 July at New Utreght. M151. William Eagleson and Miss Jane Cropsey. 7 August at Yellow Hook. M152. Jacob Van Pelt and Maritje Lott. 19 August at Flatbush. M153. John Ditmars and Miss Margaret Van Siclen. 22 September at New Lotts. Anno 1802 continued: M154. Henry Bowie and Miss Balatie Van Cleef. 30 September at Flatbush. M155. Anthony Perkyns and Mrs. Jane Buys. 6 October at Flatbush. M156 John Moon and Miss Catherine Sharp. 9 October at Flatbush. M157. John G. Cokes and Miss Mary Vanderveer. 6 November at Flatbush. M158. Nicholas Lenington and Miss Matilda Wyckoff[1]. 1 December at Flatbush. [M158, B67, B117, B159]. M159. John Lott and Miss Elizabeth Van Sinderen. 17 December at Flatlands. M160. Henry Masterson and Miss Helen Lasher. 24 December at New York. M161. John Stillwell and Miss Martha Marshall. 25 December at the Narrows. Anno 1803 M162. Isaac Van Alst and Miss Ida Sutphen. 30 January at Cripplebush. M163. John Gilmore and Catherine Fardon. 19 February at Bedford. M164. John Stillwell and Miss Gitty Ryder. 24 March at Gravesend. M165. William Devoo and Miss Ann Gilbert. 6 April at Bushwick. Anno 1803 continued: M166. Eliphalet Webb and Miss Mary Bouton. 14 August at Flatbush. M167. Albert Van Dyck and Miss Jane Wyckoof. 8 December at Flatlands. Anno 1804 M168. Daniel Lott and Miss Maria Suydam. 9 February at Bedford. M169. Anthony H. Perkins and Mrs. Gitty Draajer. 10 February at Flatbush. M170. Lewis Sands and Miss Cornelia Noostrand. 25 February at Flatbush. M171. Nathaniel Hunt and Miss Sarah Polhemus. 15 April at Flatbush. M172. Anthony Hulst and Miss Sarah Duryee. 3 May at Bushwick. M173. Nathaniel Cole and Miss Nancy Johnson. 6 May at the Narrows. M174. Henry Post and Miss Dorothy Murenbeldt. 24 May at new Utreght. M175. Tunis Denys and Miss Sarah Hegeman. 28 June at Gravesend. M176. Jacobus Voorhees and Miss Phebe Johnson. 7 August at Flatbush. M177. Isaac Denton and Miss Jane Okie. 13 September at Flatlands. M178. Hendrick Dooley and Mrs. Susan Parker. 13 September at Flatlands. M179. John Wilson and Miss Alice Tracy. 8 November at Flatbush. Anno 1804 continued: M180. Alexander Anderson and Miss Eliza Wilson. 23 November at Flatbush. Anno 1805 M181. Agostinos McBruno and Miss Polly Averill. 6 January at Flatlands. M182. Dominico Slavengens and Miss Heturah Smith [prob. Keturah]. 6 January at Flatbush. M183. John Hegeman and Miss Adrianna Voorhees. 10 January at Flatlands. M184. Jeremiah Lott and Miss Lydia Lloyd. 17 January at Flatbush. M185. Lucas Voorhees and Miss Jane Voorhees. 5 February at Gravesend. M186. Asa Randall and Miss Leah Miller. 12 February at Flatbush. M187. Henry Denys and Miss Elizabeth Waddel. 14 February at Flatbush. M188. Jacob Nivison and Miss Sarah Ogborn. 21 March at Flatbush. M189. Abraham Lott and Miss Maria Lott. 24 May at Flatlands. M190. Andrew Demarest and Miss Nancy Van Brunt. 30 June at Brooklyn. M191. Jasper Cropsey and Miss Nancy Hendrickson. 25 July at Flatbush. M192. St Ermand Frere and Miss Sarah L. Whaley. 3 August at Flatbush. Anno 1805 continued: M193. Dr Francis H. Debois and Miss Sarah Bergen. 12 August at Flatbush. M194. Aron Schouter and Miss Mary Taylor. 13 August at Gewanes. M195. Sylvanus Krankhuyt and Miss Catherine Howard. 18 August at Flatbush. M196. Jacob Van Cotts and Miss Leah Bennet. 22 August at Flatbush. See GLIF Vol I:151. M197. William Kingsland and Miss Sarah Hervey. 2 November at Brooklyn [see M16]. M198. Mathew Sharp and Miss Mary Rhodes. 16 November at Brooklyn. M199. Hoey Roberts and Miss Lydia Hunter. 16 November at Brooklyn. M200. Samuel Voris and Miss Johanna Van Sinderen. 28 November at Flatlands. M201. Daniel Rhodes and Miss Fanny Boerum. 30 November at Flatbush. Footnotes 1 NLRDC= Wyckoff Linington, born 26 June 1825, baptized 23 July 1825, son of Nicholas Linington and Matilda Wyckoff. This is an ongoing project and will be added to as time permits. Please check back often to see what new records are online Choose from Introduction (Preface) Choose from baptism records 1792-1812 (B1-B159) | 1813-1833 (B160-B358) | 1834-1853 (B359-B553) | 1854-1872 (B554-B754) Choose from Marriages 1787-1793 (M1-M55) | 1794-1799 (M56-M114) | 1800-1806 (M115-M201) | 1807-1816 (M202-M310) | 1817-1827 (M311-M353) | 1828-1837 (M354-M503) | 1838-1848 (M504-M563) | 1849-1869 (M564-M632) | 1870-1872 (M633-M646)

 
 

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