The early Germans of New Jersey : their history, churches, and genealogies., Part 51

Author: Chambers, Theodore Frelinghuysen, 1849-1916.
Publication date: 1895
Publisher: Dover, N.J. : Dover Printing Company
Number of Pages: 814


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(II). ELISABETH, b. Dec. 11, 1776, m. Isaac Roelofson (s. of Roelof).


(III). ANNE, b. Way 9, '780, m. George Trimmer (s. of Jacob).


(IV). CATHERINE, (first ch. by 2d wife), b. Oct. 13, 1787, m. William Nock- rite, b. 29 Nov., 1780, d. 3 Feb., 1826.


(V). DAVID, b. Oct. 22, 1702, m. Eliza -; res. on what became after-


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wards the township farm.


(VI). MARIA, b. Oct. 5, 1794, m. Jacob Weise (s. of Philip 2d).


(VII). MORRIS, b. June 22, 1797, m. Mary Stark, and had 1. Elisabeth, m. an Ayres of Hackettstown ; 2. Catherine, m. Will Johnson ; 3. John ; 4. Andrew ; 5. Dr. Asa ; 6. Naham, m. a Sharp.


(VIII). JACOB, b. Mar. 8, 1800, m. Hannah Willet (dau. of Will. of Bedmin- ster), and had 1. John ; 2. Theodore; 3. Angeline, m. Will. Groot. (IX). ELEANOR, b. April 12, 1804, m. Chas. Coleman.


(X). ANDREW, b. 13 June, 1807, m. Merilda Weise (dau. of Andrew), first husband, and had 1. Nelson, m. Maria Dufford (s. of John) ; 2. Andrew, m. first, Susan Schiels ; second, Milly -; 3. Emily, m. Jacob Dufford (s. of John) ; 4. Mary, m Philip Dufford ; 5. Miralda, m. Joseph Hazen.


III. JACOB, m. first, A Mary Kern (dau. of Christopher) and widow of his brother Leonard ; second, Barbara Wack ; had ch. only by first wife :


(I). JACOB, m. Anna Youngs (first husband) : had ch .:


1. CLARISSY, m. William Emery.


2. ELIAS, b. 1818.


(II). CHRISTOPHER, b. 28 Feb., 1783, d. 18 Jan., 1821, m. 1 March, 1806, Elisabeth Bodine (dau. of Gilbert), b. 18 Oct., 1787, d. 26 Sept., 1847 aged 60 ; had ch .:


1. SAMUEL, b. 27 Dec., 1807, m. Tamzen Hann (dau. of Jacob), had (1). Samuel, m. Elisabeth Buchanan, res. at Newark ; (2). George; (3). Jacob, of Washington, Warren Co., and (4). another son, who died young.


2. CATHERINE, b. 4 May, 1809, m. first, William Apgar (s. of Wm ) ; second, Fred. Apgar (s. of Jacob and Eva Hoffman).


3. MARY ANN, b. 21 Feb., 1811, m. Jacob Neighbor.


4. SELINDA, b. 5 March, 1813, m. David Swackhamer (s. of Fred- erick).


5. FREDERICK, b. 10 March, 1815 (twin to George), m. first, Emily Apgar (dau. of Herbert, s. of Herbert), by whom one son (1). Hezekiah, m. Mary Cath. Apgar (dau. of Jacob); second, Chris- tiann (sister to first wife), by whom two ch. (2). Samuel, (rem. to near Easton) and (3). Elisabeth, unmarried.


6. GEORGE (twin to Fre erick), b. 10 March, 1815, m. Mary Neighbor (dau. of George) and had (1). Ziłpha, m. Andrew Cregar ; (2). Mary Elisabeth, m. George Apgar.


7. CHRISTOPHER, unmarried.


8. ELISABETH, m. P. Welsh Swackhammer.


(III). GEORGE, m. Ann Trimmer (dau. of John 2d) ; had ch .: 1. ELISABETH m. Phil. Hann ; 2. CATHERINE, m. (1) Rance Hann Gray (s. of Richard) ; (2) Peter Apgar (s. of William); 3. JULIA A., m. Nathan Vernoy ; 4. CHARLOTTE, m. Morris Weise (s. of Will.).


(IV). MATTHIAS, b. 1785, d Aug. 31, 1851 at 66, m. Elsie Bodine, b. Nov. 9, 1791 ; bad ch .: 1 GILBERT, b. Sept. 8, 1810, m Caroline Wack ; had (1). Catherine, m. Phil. Welsh ; (2). Caroline, m. Bartle, Sal- mon ; (3). William, m. Minnie Stigers ; 2. JACOB M., b. Feb. 11, 1812, m. Susan Swackhammer (dau. of Jacob); had (1). Louisa, m. Lemuel Neighbor ; (2). James, m. Sarah Cole ; 3. MARY A., b.


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Aug. 8, 1814. m. Lawrence Neighbor (s. of Leonard 3d); 4. ISAIAH, b. Dec. 11, 1816, m. Mary Swackhammer (dau. of Jacob), and had (1). Elsie, m. Lambert Sutton ; (2). John, m. Annie Neighbor ; (3). Jacob, m. Sarah Louisa Flock (dau. of William) ; 5. MATTHIAS, b. Nov. 9, 1819, m. Elisabeth Ann Swackhammer (dau. of Fred.), and had (1). Lambert, went West ; (2). Alice, m. George Dorland ; (3). Elmira, m. Will. Coleman ; 6. ANTHONY, b. Feb. 16, 1822, m. Mary Weise (dau. of Andrew), and has (1). Matthias, m. Katie -; (2). Andrew, of Hackettstown, m. Mollie Rae ; (3). Lawrence Hager m. Elisabeth Dufford ; served three terms as Assemblyman, 1889-91, representing the Second Assembly District of Hunterdon Co .; (4). Mary, m. Jacob Hann ; (5). Alice, m. Levi Farrow, M. D .; (6). Morris, d. at 4 years ; (7). William S., m. Sallie Morgan ; (S). Annie, m. Chas. A. Baker ; (9). Nellie, m. E. D. Naughright ; (10). Georgie and (11) Charles, d. young ; 7. CATH. CAROLINE, b. May 25. 1825, m. Will. Sharp (s. of David) ; 8. ELSIE, b. Mar. 15, 1828, unm. : 9. ELIZA ANN, b. Jan. 13, 1830, m. John C. Welsh (s. of Jacob) ; 10. SAMUEL, b. Jan. 13, 1830, m. Ann Sharp (s. of David), and had .1). Emma, m. William Swackhammer (s. of John); (2). David ; (3). Ross; (4). Annie, m. Peter Kice.


IV. DAVID, b. 1759, d. Mar. 1, 1824, age 65, m. Margaret A. Pickel (s. of Fred.), b. 1758, d. Dec. 25, 1827, at 69 ; had ch .:


(I). ELISABETH, b. June 10, 1779, m. George Flomervelt (s. of George).


(II). JOHN D., b. Feb. 24, 1781, m. Elisabeth Lanterman ; settled in Ill .; bad ch .: 1. MARIA, b. June 5, 1802 ; 2. MARGARETTA, b. Mar. 22, 1804 : 3. WILLIAM YOUNG, b. April 25, 1806 ; 4. ELIZA ANN, b. July 4, 1809 ; 5. DAVID, b. Dec. 13, 1811 ; 6. DANIEL, b. Dec. 28, 1813 ; 7. NICHOLAS ; 8. SARAH A .; 9. FREDERICK ; 10. JESSE ; 11. MARTIN LUTHER.


(III). LEONARD, b. Oct. 6, 1782, m. Eva Cramer ; went West : had ch .: 1. AARON ; 2. WILLIAM , 3. ZACHARIAH ; 4. ELIPHALET ; 5. DAVID ; 6. HARRIET.


(IV). DAVID, b. Sept. 20, 1785, m. Sallie Douglas ; had ch .: 1. MARY ANN m. Sam. Ramsey ; 2. Louis, went West.


(V). WILLIAM, b. Aug. 14, 1787, m. Elisabeth Roelofson (dau. of Isaac), who afterwards became the second wife of David Neighbor ; had one child, MARY A., m. Jacob A. Weise (s. of Andrew).


(VI). GEORGE, b. Dec. 21, 1789, m. Sarah Saegar (dau. of Adam) ; had ch .: 1. Sarah A., m. Silvester Trimmer ; 2. Emaline, m. Isaac Losey : 3. Theodore ; 4. Harriet.


(VII). MARY, b. Aug. 24, 1791, m. John Gray (s. of Richard).


(VIII). FRED., b. Dec. 17, 1794, died young.


(IX). MATTHIAS, b .. Feb. 24, 1797, died young.


(X). NICHOLAS, b. Feb. 8, 1801, d. Nov. 22, 1814.


(XI). JACOB D., b. Aug. 12, 1802, m. Susan Melick (dau. of Tunis) ; had ch .: 1. Anthony M., m. Mary Maloney ; 2. Sarah A., m. Archibald Johnson ; 3. Angeline, m. Peter Todd ; 4. Martin Luther ; 5. Mary Elisabeth ; 6. Whitefield; 7. Jacob.


V. MARY, b. 1743, d. Jan. 5, 1826, at 83, m. George Stephen [" Yerestuffy"] Dufford (s. of Jacob1st), b. 1741, d. 23 Jan. 1g17, at 76.


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VI. SOPHIA, m. Jan. 30, 1777, John Able (s. of Michael).


VII. LEONARD, m. Anna Mary Kern (dau. of Christopher), b. Dec. 20, 1752, d. July 25, 1787 ; had ch .:


(I). ANNIE, b. Dec. 22, 1770, d. Dec. 4, 1806, m. John Dufford (s. of Mat- thias).


(II). JOHN, b. Sept. 25, 1772, m. first, Sophia Dufford (dau. of George) ; second, June 13, 1>07, Mary Weaver (dau. of Will.); had children by second wife : 1. ELISABETH, b. Aug. 2, 1808, m. William Still- well ; 2. PHILIP, b. Aug. 11, 1811, m. - Apgar ; 3. BARBARA, m. Joel Young ; 4. JOHN, m. Catherine Backer ; 5. SOPHIA, m. Martin Stryker (s. of Peter).


(III). ELISABETH, b. May 8, 1774, died young.


(IV). LEONARD, b. April 5, 1776, died young.


VIII. ELISABETH, m. a Snook.


WILLIAM (prob. son of John 1st, of Readington), m. first -; second, the widow Weaver ; lived near Middle Valley ; had ch .:


I. CONRAD, b. Mar. 18, 1764, m. Maria Youngs (dau. of Peter), b. Aug. 7, 1767 ; had ch .:


(I). CATHERINE, b. Aug. 7, 1787, died young.


(II). JOHN, b. Jan. 25, 1789, m. Mary Miller (dau. of Jacob).


(III). JACOB, b. Mar. 4, 1791, lived at Liberty Corners.


(IV). ISAAC, b. Mar. 4. 1791, twin to Jacob ; rem. to N. Y. State.


(V). ANNA, h. April 25, 1793, m. Henry H. Hoffman (s. of Henry).


(VI). MARY, b. Mar. 24, 1796, m. Elias Bird ; lived at Liberty Corners.


(VII). EFFIE, b. Aug. 28, 1798, m. John Kerns.


(VIII). CONRAD, b. Sept. 8, 1799, unmarried.


(IX). ELISABETH, b. Mar. 2, 1808, died young.


(X). WILLIAM, b. Nov. 3, 1810, m. Ann Apgar, b. July 11, 1810 ; had ch .: 1. Frances. m. Andrew Miller (s. of Will.); 2. Nathan, m. first, Mary Pettie ; second, Mary Beam ; 3. Asa, m. Annie Pickel ; 4. Julia Ann, m. first, Jerry Forsyth ; second, Watson Sutton ; 5. Mary, m. Jacob Clausen (s. of Stephen); 6. Melissa, m. Sam. Tay- lor ; 7. Clarissa, died young.


NICHOLAS, tenth child of John Ist of Readington, b. 1745, d. about 1825, aged 80, m. first, Ann Bowman, d. Sept. 21, 1814 ; second, Catherine Thomas (widow of Wm.): came with his wife from Readington township to Parker ; April 21, 1775, Nicholas and Anna Trimmer, of Amwell township, sold 100 acres in Lebanon township, next to Grandin and Pete Young, to John Van Fleet ; had ch .:


I. ANNA, d. a babe.


II. ELISABETH, d. at 17.


III. JOHN, m. Elisabeth Shankle (dau. of Adam).


IV. PETER, b. 1786, d. 1869 at 83, m. Ann Hoover (s. of Michael).


V. MARY, a Sharp.


VI. HENRY, d. unm.


VII. ISAAC, died young.


VIII. SARAH, m. (1) Nov. 15, 1815, James Case ; (2) Will. Tracy.


MISCELLANEOUS-RICHARD TRIMER m. Alice Marshall in Phila. 12 Nov., 1737 [Record Christ Ch. Phila.] JAN TIMMER and wife arrived in New Amster- dam from Gorekum (a frontier town of the Netherlands) in the ship Hope, April, 1662. WYDT CORNELISSEN TIMMER, from Meydrecht, m. Newtown (?) 10


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Feb., 1678, Jannetje Joris Van Aelst from Mispadt ; had ch. bap in New York as follows : I. CORNELIS, bap. 28 April, 1680 ; II. JORIS, bap. 23 March, 1684; III. PIETER, bap. 10 April, 1687 ; IV. PIETER, bap. 23 March, 1692. JOHN also had ch. bap. in N. Y .: JOHN, bap. 14 Jan., 1691. This Holland family may be the same as the Amwell or German Valley family, because the latter in some cases spelled their name in the same way. Yet, on the other hand, some of the latter family had German family bibles, which would seem to indicate a German origin.


VAN ATTA,


VAN ATTAS OF KINGSTON, N. Y.


JACOB JANSE [Jacob, the son of John] VAN ETTEN, of Kingston, N. Y., is the first of the name that can be found on the records. He prob. came from Etten, a village in the province of Brabant, Holland, 6 m. W. S. W. from Breda. He m. Annetie Gelvins (dau. of Adrian, or Ari, Gelvins), the record of his marriage [Kingston records] is as follows : JACOB JANSEN, young man. of Etten in Brabrant, and ANNETJE ARIANS. of Amsterdam. deserted wife of Aaert Pietersen Tack both residing here [in Wiltwyck, now Kingston], 11 January, 1665. The name of his wife is written in several ways. Annetje Adriantse (Adriandr, Arians), Annetje Gelvins, Annetje Adriaentse Kanı. Her father's first name was therefore Adrian and his last name Gelvins or Kam. It seems probable that the name Ari or Aaron arose from Arian, though that would more properly be another form of Adrian. Jacob Janse had ch .: I. ADRIAEN, bap. 26 June, 1670 ; II. HEILTIE, bap. 21 April, 1679 ; III. EMANUEL, bap. 27 Dec., 1681 ; prob. rem. to New Jersey (see below) ; IV. TIETIE, bap. 24 Feb., 1694 ; V. JACOBUS, bap. 2 May, 1686 ; VI. GEESJE, bap. 25 Dec., 1688 ; perhaps also VII. PETER, mar. in 1697 ; and Ari, mar. before 1695.


VAN ATTAS OF HUNTERDON CO., N. J.


EMANUEL VANNITTA, s. of JACOB JANSE, was an elder of the church of the North Branch [now Readington] in 1721 ; came from Marbletown, m. 10 May, 1702, Antje de Hooges : had ch. (the first four bap. at Kingston) :


I. JACOBUS, bap. 14 Feb. 1703 [prob. d. young].


II. JACOBUS, bap. 14 March, 1708 ; rem. to Readington with his father, m. Elisabeth and had, (I). SAMUEL, bap. 10 Oct., 1731 ; (II). MARGRIET, bap. 5 Aug., 1733 ; (III). SAMUEL, bap. 28 March, 1736.


III. JOHANNES, bap. 10 Nov., 1710 ; prob. the father of AARON of Warren Co. IV. ANNA, bap. 14 Dec., 1712.


V. ARI, m. Elisabeth and had ch. bap. Readington : (I). ELISABETH, bap. 3 Aug., 1733 ; (II). EMANUEL, bap. 25 April, 1737 : (III). SAMUEL, bap. 29 Oct., 1738 ; his will dated Somerset Co., 15 Dec., 1744, prob. 29 Aug., 1746, names wife, Elisabeth, and brother Jacobus, and ch .: Samuel, Jacobus, John and Elisabeth.


VI. PETRIS, bap. [Somerville records], 13 Oct., 1719 ; his will dated, Oxford twp., Sussex Co., 22 Feb., prob. 22 June, 1790, names ch .: (I). SAMUEL: (II). TONICA [Fronica ]; (III). PETER ; (IV). ANN, w. of Jac. Keiser ; (V). MARGARET ; (VI). BENJAMIN, (dec.) ; (VII). HANNAH, w. of Joseph Coplin ; (VIII). MARY, w. Jacob Sigler.


VII. SAMUEL, hap. [Readington records], 3 March, 1723.


VIII. BENJAMIN, bap. [Readington records], 19 May, 1726 ; prob. had son (I).


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THOMAS, whose will, Oxford twp., Sussex Co., prob. 3 Jan., 1796, names w. Altje and ch .: 1. BENJAMIN ; 2. HANNAH, w. of John Dongin ; 3. ANN! 4. BRIDGET, W. of Lawrence Lambertsen ; 5. LYDIA, w. of Benj. Decker.


VAN ATTAS OF WARREN CO., N. J.


SAMUEL, res. 1803, at Scott's Mountain, near Springtown, Warren Co .; said to be the son of JOHN, of Harmony, [perh. the son of Aaron below], a soldier of the Revolution, who rem. to Ohio. Samuel bought 160 acres in Harmony twp. to which place he rem .: m. Polly Snyder, d. 1855 leaving twelve children : 1. JOHN, b. 1801 ; 2. HENRY ; 3. NANCY ; 4. EMILY ; 5. AARON ; 6. MOSES ; 7. SALLY ; 8. ELISABETH ; 9. SAMUEL ; 10. SILAS ; 11. MARY ; 12. LUCINDA. AARON [prob. the son of Johannes, the son of Emanuel], res. at Charlestown, near the Junction, m. Elisabeth Wedge [or Catherine Lunger, or both]; had ch. (order uncertain) :


I. JOHN, m. a Forrester and went to Ohio.


II. STEPHEN, b. 14 Jan., 1775, m. 1 Feb., 1801, Elisabeth Arnwine, b. 5 Sept., 1778, d. 11 July, 1863 ; had ch .: (I). JAMES, b. 5 Jan., 1802, d. 26 March, 1846, m. Susan Moore (s. of Andrew); (II). MEHETABLE, b. 30 Dec., 1803, d. 14 March, 1846, m. Fred. Anthony ; (III). ABIGAIL, b. 21 June, 1811, d. 21 June, 1811 ; (IV). MARY, b. 16 Feb., 1808, m. Peter Wirts (s. of Harmon), d. 3 Aug., 1849 ; (V). JANE, b. 16 Feb., 1810, m. Henry Creveling (s. of William); (VI). JOSHUA, b. 4 July, 1812, m. - Deerwell ; (VII). GEORGE P., b. 14 Dec., 1814, m. - Robinson ; (VIII). MARTHA, b. 24 March, 1817, res. at Hackettstown, unm .; (IX). HENRY H . b. 16 April, 1819, m. Melinda Titus (s. of John B.); (X). ELLEN, b. 19 Sept., 1821, m. Levi Gibbs ; (XI). JACOB, b. 4 June, 1824, m. Julia Dick- erson (dau. of Aaron); (XII). AMANDA, b. 14 Sept., 1826, unm.


III. JOSHUA, b. 1779, Feb. 24, d. 1824, May 14 at 45 years of age, m. Cath- erine Wurts (dau. of Peter and Eleanor Roelofson), h. 1781, Aug. 22, d. 1846, Oct. 25 ; res, at Hampton ; had ch .: (I). ELISABETH, b. 1803, June 24, d. 1864, Dec. 6, m. Powers ; (II). ISAAC C., b. 1805, April 18 ; (III). SARAH, b. 1808, Feb. 22, d. 1841, April 26, m. Joseph Kinney ; (IV). JAMES ; (V). REV. PETER R., b. 1814, April 10, d. 1886, Aug. 16 ; a grad- uate of Princeton College ; ordained to ministry in Presbyterian Church ; for many years lived at Lafayette, Indianna ; for many years the rep- resentative of the American Bible Society ; (VI). ELEANOR, b. Nov., 1815, d. 1893, Oct. 28, m. 15 May, 1831, Samuel Smith (s. of Luke), had son REV. G. W. SMITH, a M. E. minister recently of Hackettstown, now of Paterson ; (VII). MARY, b. 28 April, 1818, m. John Skinner ; (VIII). JOHN, b. 23 June, 1821, d. 25 Dec., 1822.


IV. AARON, m. "Teet" Amack.


V. ELIJAH, b. about 1784, d. 1839 at 55 ; buried at Mendham, m. Catherine Case (dau. of Peter); had ch .: (I). SARAH, m. Oakley Williamson (2d wife) ; (II). BETSEY, m. Benj. Cosad (s. of John) : (III). CATHERINE, m. Oakley Williamson (first wife); (IV). SUSAN, unmarried ; (V). MARY ANN, m. John DeCou ; (VI). MARGARET, m. James Williamson.


VI. SAMUEL, m. Peggy Bryant.


VII. ISAAC, m. Ellen Erwine ; res. at Pleasant Grove.


VIII. JAMES, m. Sarah Weaver ; rem. to Philadelphia.


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VAN BUSKIRK.


LOURENS ANDRIESSEN VAN BOSKERCK [Buskerck or Buskirck], came from Holstein, Denmark, in the summer of 1655. His name first appears in the records of New Amsterdam, 29 June, 1656, in the deed for a lot on Broad street. He was then unmarried and a turner by trade, afterwards, however, becoming a draper. He purchased a tract of land at Minhakwa, now Green- ville. He took the oath of allegiance 20 Nov., 1665, m. 12 Sept., 1658, Jannetje Jans (widow of Christian Barentsen). With her he received a fortune and four sons by her first husband. They both died 1694. The name Boskerch means "church in the woods." Lourens had ch .:


I. ANDRIES, b. 3 March, 1660 ; had ch .: LOURENS, m. 9 Oct., 1709, Fitje Vreeland ; his will prob. 1752 ; had an only son Cornelius.


II. LAURENS, m. Hendrickje Van Derlinde ; had ch .: (I). FITJE, m. 28 July. 1712, Arie Banta ; (II). JOOST, b. 1695, m. Trintje Martese ; (III). ANDREW, m. 26 Jan., 1717, Jacomyntje Davidse Demarest ; (IV). JOHN, b. 26 Feb., 1699, m. first, 1721, Geesje Jurrianse ; second, Maritje Van Derlinde : (V). JACOBUS ; (VI). JANNITJE ; (VII). BENJAMIN ; (VIII). LAURENS, m. Eva ; his will prob. 22 Feb., 1774, names ch .: Thomas, John Lawrence, (not 21), Allytie, Antye, Jannitje, Mary Likurs (?), Margaret.


III. PIETER, b. 1 Jan., 1666, d. 21 July, 1728, m. Trintje (dau. of Hans Har- manse of Constaples Hoek), d. 7 Nov., 1736 ; had ch .: (I). LAWRENCE ; (II). JOHANNES, bap. 6 Aug., 1696 ; (III). WILLEMTJE ; (IV). JANNETJE; (V). ANDRIES, m. Margaret La Grange ; (VI). JACOBUS, m. 18 May, 1730, Margaret La Grange, d. 3 Jan., 1767 ; (VII). RACHEL ; (VIII). ANTJE, b. 26 Dec., 1703, bap. 17 April, 1704.


IV. THOMAS, m. Margrietje Hendrickje Van Derlinda ; had ch .: (I). JOHANNIS, bap. 1 July, 1694 ; (II). ABRAHAM, bap. 25 March, 1700 : (III). PIETER, bap. 6 Sept., 1702, m. 1 Sept., [10 Oct. ], 1727, Marytie Van Hoorn (dau. of Lucas); (IV). JACOB, b. Sept., 1704 ; (V). LAURENS, m. (1) 27 Oct., 172%, Margrietje Van Horn (dau. of Lucas) ; (2) 27 Jan., 1745, Hendrickje Van Buskirk ; (VI). ANDRIES : (VII). ISAAC, b. 15 July, 1709, signs the call to Rev. Albert Weygand, 1749 ; (VIII). MICHAEL, signs the call to Rev. Albert Weygand, 1749 ; (IX). FITJE, m. Andries Arnock [Amack !]; (X). GEERTRUY, b. 7 March, 1715 ; (XI). MARGRIETJE, bap. 17 Feb., 1723, m. John Church.


VAN FLEET.


ADRIAN GERRITSEN (afterwards Van Vleet, Vliet, Vliedt), from Utrecht, arrived at New Amsterdam in the ship Trouw, 13 June, 1662, with 5 children, aged 13, 12, 11, 8 and 7 years. He is found as AERTSEN GERRITSEN Van Vleet, in Wiltwyck [now Kingston] in 1664. ARI GERRETSE takes the oath of allegiance in Ulster Co., 1689. He married Agatha Jans Spruyt of an old family who belonged to Kriekenbeck and Opstal in the province of Utrecht. He had ch .: I. GERRIT, prob. b. 1649, m. before 1681, Pieternella Swart (dau. of Teunis); II. JAN, prob. b. 1650, m. Judith Hussey (dau. of Fred.); III. DIRCK, prob. b. 1651, m. 1685, Anna (dau. of Andrew Barents); IV. GEER- TRUYD, prob. b. 1654, m. before 1679, Gysbert Crom ; V. MACHTELD, prob. b.


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1655, m. (1) Barent Van Borsum ; (2) 15 Sept., 1684, Jan. Jacobsen Stol.


JAN VAN VLIET, son of Adrian Gerritsen, b. in "Stigt van Utregt" [Diocese of Utrecht, Holland], prob. 1650, and residing in Kingston, inarried 1684-first publication of Banns, Oct. 4-to Judith Hoosey (dau. of Frederick and Mar- griet Hussei or Horsjes), bap. 1667, Oct 9 ; had nine children : I. ARCHIE, b. 1685, (or 86), Jan. 31 ; II. ARIE, b. 1687, Dec. 4 ; III. JAN, b. 1694, Nov. 16 ; IV. ABI, b. 1697, Jan. 31 ; V. WILLIAM, b. 1699, June 4 : VI. DEBORA, b. 1701, Oct. 12: VII. GEERTJE, b. 1704, Sept. 3 ; VIII. ANNA, b. 1711, June 24 ; IX. FREDERICE, rem. to New Jersey.


JAN VAN VLIET, Jun., son of Jan and Judith, b. 1694, m. at Kingston, 11 Mar. 1725, Jesyntjen Swartwout (dau. of Thomas and Lysbeth Gardinier), b. Mini- sinck, bap. 13 Aug., 1699 ; rem. to the.vicinity of Port Jervis, prob. about 1733; had ch .:


I. SAMUEL, bap. 8 May, 1726, m. 26 Nov., 1752, Taatje Cole.


II. BENJAMIN. bap. in Rochester, Ulster Co., 28 Jan., 1728, m. (1) Johanna Westval ; (2) Margaret Dekker.


III. ELISABETH, bap. -; m. 10 July, 1750, Daniel Gonzales.


IV. DANIEL, bap. 4 Feb., 1733, m. Sarab Cuddeback, of Peenpack.


V. DEBORAH, bap. in Minisinck, 18 May, 1736, m. John Dekker.


VI. JESYNTJE, bap. - , m. James Cuddeback.


VII. JACOBUS (or James), bap, -, m. Margaret Palmatier.


VIII. MARIA, bap. Magagkemick (Port Jervis), 14 April, 1743.


IX. CATHERINA, bap. Magagkemick, 23 April, 1744, m. Benj. Cuddeback. X. MARYA, bap. Magagkemick, 21 June, 1747.


FREDERICK, 9th child of Jan, born near Mormetown [Marbletown], N. Y., m. 1718, Nov. 22, Maria Biggs, who with her husband, joined the church of Read- ington, N. J., in 1735 ; rem. to N. J. about 1725 ; letters of adm. of the estate of Frederick, were granted to John Van Fleet, 1795, Nov. 4 ; had ch .:


I. JAN, b. 1719, Aug. 9.


II. MARY, bap. Kingston, 1721, June 25.


III. JUDIT, bap. Kingston, 1723, Feb. 17.


IV. WILJEM, bap. Kingston, 1725, May 9, d. 1798, May 4 at 72, m. Mary Marytie Auten, b. 1726, d. 1808, at 82 ; had ch .:


(I). MARY, b. 1749, June 28, m. Michael Kinney.


(II). JOHN, b. 1751, Oct. 12, m. Elisabeth Hoff ; had ch .: 1. CATHARINE, b. 1773, May 28, m. John Eversole ; 2. WILLIAM, b. 1776, Oct. 3, went West ; 3. ISAAC, b. 1779, July 23, went to Canada ; 4. JOHN, b. 1782, Feb. 3, m. Nellie Van Sickle ; 5. MARY, b. 1786, May 1, m. Joseph Hoffman ; 6. ELISABETH, b. 1788, Sept. 30, m. John John- son of N. Y .; 7. ABRAHAM, b. 1793, May 9, m. Elisabeth Cramer ; rem. to Illinois ; 8. HENRY, b. 1795, June 28, d. out West ; 9. JACOB b. 1798, Aug. 23 ; rem. to Illinois ; 10. ANNA, b. 1800, Nov. 13, m. Will. H. Hoffman.


(III). JUDICK, b. 1753, April 20.


(IV). WILLIAM, b. 1755, Mar. 13, m. Anna Hoff


(V). CATLINA, b. 1757, May 14, unm.


(VI). ADRIAN, b. 1759, Oct. 24, m. Lizzie Switzer ; had ch .:


1. ABRAHAM S., m. Sarah Jane Hall : had ch .: (1). JOHN, m. Susan -. and had, (a). Edward ; (b). John, died young man ; (2). HENRY SWITZER, has been a printer for forty years in New York.


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m. (1) - Mussen ; (2) Esther Flandreau ; has ch .: (a). Henry Mussen ; (b). Lucy Jane, m. Jos. V. Maguire, of Brooklyn ; by second wife, (c). Richard Walker, m. Rebecca Sherwood (dau. of Robert R.); no children : (d). Frank, M. D., of New York city, m. Carry Blair Oakley (dau. of Daniel T.) and has two ch. Raymond O. and James F .; (e). Eugene C., m. May Pausen ; has two children ; (f). Milton E., unm .: (g). Lizzie E., m. Julius Zehner, bas two children ; (h). Herbert, unm .; (1). Jas. Monroe, unm .; (j). Florence E., unm .; (3). ABRAHAM, unm .; (4). DEBO- RAH, m. John Dunn, of Pluckamin ; (5). SARAH JANE, m. first Eli Douw ; second, Thomas D. Oakley ; (6). LIZZIE, d. unm.


2. MICHAEL.


3. PETER.


4. MARY.


5. ANNIE.


(VII). RACHEL, b. 1761, Dec. 28, m. John Van Sickle.


(VIII). LEAH, b. 1764, June 6, unm.


(IX). ELISABETH, b. 1766, Oct. 9, m. Peter Jennings.


(X). HENRY, b. 1769, July 24, m. Dorothy Tumy.


(XI). REBECCA, b. 1774, June 2, m. David Tumy.


V. THOMAS, b. 1729, Feb. 5, d. 1812, Feb. 5, m. Margaret Wyckoff, b. 1730, Jan. 24, d. 1792 ; had ch .:


(I). MARY, b. 1751, Nov. 22, unm.


(II). MARGARET, b. 1753, Sept. 10.


(III). LEAH, b. 1735, Dec. 20, m. Bergen Huff.


(IV). HANNAH, b. 1757, Dec. 4, m. Jos. Hageman.


(V). JUDIC, b. 1760, April 27, m. - Hall.


(VI). JOHN T., b. 1762, May 19, d. 1855, June 16, m. (1) Elisabeth Waldron : (2) Catherine Emmons, b. 1775, July 28 (!); had children by first wife : 1. MARGARET, b. 1785, Aug. 27, m. George V. Carbone : 2. CATHERINE. b. 1788, Oct. 7, unm .; 3. ELISABETH, b. 1791, April 4, m. John Kase : by second wife, 4. ABRAHAM J., b. 1801, May 21. m. Ann Van Doren ; 5. LEAH, b. 1803, Jan. 3, m. John M. Wyckoff (s. of Martin) ; 6. JOHN J., b. 1806, Dec. I, m. Ann Young ; 7. JER- EMIAH, b. 1813, Nov. 23, d. 1860, May 20, m. (1) 1839, Dec. 12, Mary Ann Sutphen (dau. of Joseph) ; (2) 1853, July 16, Hannah J. Thomp- son, b. 1835, Aug. 11; had ch., the last by the second wife : (1). Catherine, m. Chas. Fulper (dau. of Abraham); (2). Joseph, m. Gertrude Schenk (dau. of John P.); (3). John, m. Gabrielle Eick (dau. of Anderson) ; (4). Mary Ann, m. John C. Hall (s. of Tunis C.), a M. E. minister of Dakota ; 8 SARAH MARIA, b. 1816, Nov. 6, m. 1839, Sept. 19, Peter Schamp, Jr.


(VII). WH. T., b. 1764, April 3, m. Agnes Mundy.


(VIII). NELLIE, b. 1766, May 20, m. - Waldron.


(IX). BETSY, b. 1768, July 5, m. Jerome Waldron.


VI. FREDERICK, m. Rebecca Dubois ; had ch .:


(I). FREDERICK, b. 1754, Oct. 24, bap. 1755, July 19. (II). ABRAHAM, bap. 1756, Feb. 8.


DIRCK JANS VANDER VLIEDT arrived in New Amsterdam from Rylevelt as one of the soldiers in the ship Trouw [or Faith]. In April, 1663, his wife and


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two children arrive in the same vessel and the family settle at Flatbush, L. I. Dirck m. first, Lyntie Aertson ; second, Grietie Van Kirken (?) ; had children : I. HENDRICK ; II. JANS ; III. MARIA ; IV. GAERTIE ; V. GARRET.


JAN DIRCKSE, s. of Dirck Jans, b. in Wellen, Holland, m. 2 Dec., 1683, Grietie Van Kirken, of Buermalzen, Guilderland ; took oath of allegiance in Kings Co., L. I., 1689 ; bought land at Six Mile Run in 1717 ; his will, prob. 1754, names wife Grietie and children : I. GRIETIE, m. Simon Wyckoff ; II. JOHN, "the Brewer," m. Grietie Wyckoff (dau. of Simon, afterwards m. John Van Cleef, Sen.) and had 1. John, "the Weaver," b. 1745, rem. to Sussex Co .: 2. Simon, b. 1747, m. Ann Terhune and res. at Lamington ; 3. Gritie, b. 1750, m. Aaron Dean ; III. DERRICK, d. young ; IV. FARAH ; V. REBECCA ; VI. MARIA, m. Adrian Hageman ; VII. A DAUGHTER, m. Fulkert Van Nostrand. This family usually drop the Van and call themselves Vliets.




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