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23 aptismal and Marriage Registers of the Oto Dutch Church of Kingston, Lilster County, New York (formerly named Miltwyck, and often familiarly called Esopus or 'Sopus), for One hundred and Fifty Pears from their commencement in 1660.
transcriBed and Edited
Rosmeff Randaff Loes,
Chaplain QUI. ª. (.
Corresponding Secretary of the new Port Benealogical and Biographical Society. Corresponding member of the new England Historic Benealogical Society ; the Estate Historical Societies of new Jersey, @pennsylvania, and Virginia ; ffe Buguenot Society of america ; the minisinh Historical Society ; ffe newport Historical Society. member of the American Historical association; the Bolland Society of new York; the american Society of Church History, etc., etc.
Kingston, N. Y. Reformed Intel, charc!
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mew Porft: Printed for the transcriber and Editor By the We Dinne press.
1891.
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COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY ROSWELL RANDALL HOES.
TO
MY ESTEEMED FRIEND,
Samuel Decker Copkendall, esq.,
(VICE-PRESIDENT FOR KINGSTON OF THE HOLLAND SOCIETY), WHOSE ANCESTORS APPEAR AT AN EARLY DATE ON THESE PAGES,
AND TO WHOSE PUBLIC SPIRIT AND ANTIQUARIAN TASTES THE DESCENDANTS OF OUR EARLY SETTLERS ARE INDEBTED
FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THESE ANCIENT RECORDS,
THIS WORK IS RESPECTFULLY Dedicated
BY
THE TRANSCRIBER AND EDITOR.
PREFACE.
E XACTLY two hundred and thirty years ago to-day, on the 3d of October, 1660, Domine Hermannus Blom, the first minister of the old Dutch Church of Kingston, performed a marriage ceremony, an entry of which he duly recorded in a folio volume bound in hogskin, and now brown with age. With this book commences the oldest original set, now extant, of the Baptismal and Marriage Registers in the Dutch Church of this country. Those of the New York Church, previous to the settlement of Domine Henricus Selyns as its regular minister in 1682, are merely copies made by him from the records or memoranda of his predecessors, which, unhappily, are now lost or destroyed, while those of the Albany Church, previous to the pastorate of Domine Godefridus Dellius, which began in 1683, are no longer in existence. The Kingston Church Reg- isters for the century and a half from their commencement in 1660, as reproduced in this work, are comprised in four large folio volumes, which, until the beginning of the late Rev. Dr. Gosman's ministry, in 1808, were written in the Dutch language. In addition to these, there are also nineteen unbound leaves, upon which are recorded some Consis- torial minutes and the baptisms and marriages of the "Conferentie" party from 1766 to 1772,' as well as the baptisms and marriages performed in 1775 and a portion of 1776, during the first part of Domine Doll's ministry.
The genealogical and historical value of the Kingston Church Registers cannot well be overestimated. They embrace the names of many Dutchmen who came directly from Holland two centuries and a half ago, some of whom made their first homes either in New York or Albany, and it may also be said that a very large portion of the Dutch families who immigrated to this country before the close of the 17th century are repre- sented, to a greater or less extent, on these pages. An unusual importance also attaches itself to these Registers owing to the fact that for a long period subsequent to the forma- tion of the Kingston Church it was the only ecclesiastical organization between New- York and Albany, and that persons desiring to be married, or to have their children baptized, came to Kingston for those purposes from the vast territory extending from the region below Albany as far south as the Highlands, on both sides of the Hudson, and to
I In 1766 arose the memorable contest in the Kingston Church between the two factions known as the " Coetus" and the " Conferentie." The former party, generally speaking, advocated separation from, and the latter connection with and subordination to, the Classis of Amsterdam, in Holland, in all matters relating to ecclesiastical procedure and government. The contest resulted in an open rupture in the Kingston Church, the majority of its membership being in sympathy with the " Conferentie," while the minority, under the leadership of Domine Meyer, advocated the cause of the " Coetus." This was followed by the remarkable trial and suspension of Domine Meyer, his withdrawal with a portion of the congregation, and the maintenance of religious services apart from those held by the " Conferentie" in the old church edifice. Domine Meyer retained possession of the original Registers of the Church, and recorded therein the " Coelus" baptisms and marriages performed by himself, until his withdrawal in 1772, to accept a call from the church of Pompton and Totowa, in New Jersey. The portion of the original records of the " Conferentie" still in existence embrace entries of by far the larger number of the baptisms and marriages performed in Kingston by either of the two factions. They are incorporated in this book, and are placed in chronological order with the " Coetus" entries recorded in the original and older registers by Domine Meyer.
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the westward as far as the Minisink country and the headwaters of the Delaware. Nor do these records represent only the carly family history of the Dutch. The names of the old Huguenot residents of Kingston and other places, many of whom subsequently removed to New Paltz, and of a large number of the Germans who settled at Newburgh and in Ulster, Dutchess, and Albany Counties in the carly part of the last century, as well as of numerous English families and a few Scotch and Irish, are here recorded, and information concerning them given that can be obtained from no other source.
The orthography of the proper names in these Registers is quite in keeping with a practice of the carly times in which they were written. It never seems to have occurred to these university-bred Dutch Domines of the Kingston Church to inquire how various persons presenting themselves for marriage, or their children for baptism, spelled their own names, but these names having been pronounced in their hearing, they recorded them phonetically, according to the prompting of their cars, or arbitrarily, according to the dictates of their fancy. This practice, however, involved no unusual inconsistency, for the orthography of the Dutch language, even in Holland, as respects both common and proper names, was not wholly settled until late in the eighteenth century. Some of our most familiar family names of to-day are recorded on these pages in half a dozen or more different ways, and in many instances variations in spelling occur even in the same baptismal or marriage entry. It is therefore impossible in any case whatever to state, at least by the aid of these Registers, the exact original orthography, even if any existed, of particular family names among our old Dutch settlers. This remark applies, more- over, to all of the carly civil and ecclesiastical records of the Dutch, whether in this coun- try or in Holland, and to a large extent also to those written in English, as it was not before the commencement of the present century that any marked degree of uniformity was observed in the orthography of a very large number of proper names.
The variations in spelling in the Kingston Church Registers are even more involved and confusing than usual, owing to the fact that Domines Mancius, Meyer, and Doll, and also Domine Cock, of East Camp, an advisory friend of the Kingston Church, who during the "Coctus" and "Conferentie" difficulties, repeatedly officiated there at baptismal and marriage ceremonies, were not Dutchmen, but Germans, and naturally displayed German tendencics in their orthography. This circumstance will be better appreciated when it is stated that, upon the invitation of Domine Mancius, in 1732, to become the colleague of Domine Vas, at Kingston, doubt was expressed in his call as to his ability to "acquire the pronunciation of the Low Dutch language, so as to be understood in it. Therefore," continues the call, "in order to preserve unity and har- mony in the congregation, we make this stipulation in advance, that if you do not learn the Low Dutch pronunciation in the space of two years, and our people complain that they cannot understand you, then, in accordance with the Church constitution, the Rev- erend Consistory of the Church of Kingston shall assemble ecclesiastically in regard to this matter, assisted by two ministers of the Low Dutch Reformed Church of this Province, and if it is the sentiment of the majority that after the space of two years you cannot be understood by the congregation in the Low Dutch language, we shall be released from our obligation in regard to the promised salary, and otherwise not."
In view of these and other facts, no attempt has been made to correct or modify the text as written by the Dutch Domines, and the proper names in this work may therefore be regarded as exact orthographical reproductions of those contained in the original Regis-
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ters. In very rare instances the letter "i" has been substituted for "j" and " v" for " ut," but only where a contrary course would be misleading. "I" and "J," and "U" and "V," however, were used interchangeably, in early Dutch and English orthography, and may be respectively regarded simply as modifications of the same letter. Capitals have been used in the initial letters of all proper names, whether thus written in the ori- ginal or not. All conventional signs, indicating separate syllables, have been expressed by their full syllabic equivalent, excepting the horizontal line placed over certain letters, which indicates the omission of a part of the name. The early form of writing the prefixes " van," " van der," " van den," " de," " de la," etc., with small initial letters has been retained, except in cases where the Domines employed capital letters in their place. It was in the first instance the design of the transcriber and cditor to arrange the names alphabetically in family groups, but in deferencc to the judgment of certain proficient gencalogists, whose views were entitled to the highest consideration, the attempt was abandoned, and the chronological method, which is now believed to be the true one, was adopted. The great size of this volume has forbade the introduction of many his- torical notes and references, and but few of any kind have been inserted, except where their presence was decmed necessary to elucidate some features of the text which might otherwise be misleading. It has been thought important, however, to admit quite a number of notes in the Marriage Register, illustrative of the places where the contract- ing parties were born or resided.
In a work of this character the public may justly demand rigid accuracy, and it is therefore deemed proper to state that the old Registers of the Kingston Church, as here reproduced, represent four careful revisions and comparisons with the original records, made by the transcriber and editor - not merely name by name, but also letter by letter. The same degree of accuracy has been studied in the preparation of the several indexes, which contain references to 44,388 names, by the aid of which the public may reap any advantages that might have been derived from an alphabetical arrangement of the families in the body of the work.
The public would not be interested in a narrative of the labors performed and the discouragements overcome in the preparation of this work for the press. It represents the leisure hours of several years, and its publication is the accomplishment of a desire formed by the editor long ago, when he possessed neither the opportunity nor the ability to effect it. His fondness for genealogical and historical research has from childhood been largely fostered, if indeed it was not created, by the study of these grand old Regis- ters when they were in the custody of his revered father, who, as minister of the church which they represent, administered so largely, and for so many years, to its spiritual and material prosperity. It is with no slight cmotions of pride and gratification, there- fore, that he now presents the reproduction of these ancient Registers to the world as the first completed work of its kind published in this country, and as one of the most impor- tant contributions to the cause of gencalogical research that has ever appeared in this or in any other land. If it shall tend in any degree to incite or foster an increased inter- est in genealogical and historical studies, or afford assistance to those who are patiently secking to throw light upon unknown spots in the pathways of the past, its editor will regard himself as abundantly rewarded for the incessant labor expended in placing it before the public. R. R. H.
Washington, D. C., 3d October, 1890.
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Table of Contents
BAPTISMAL REGISTER
Page
MARRIAGE REGISTER .
499
BAPTISMAL INDEX :
FATHERS
687
MOTHERS .
711
MALE WITNESSES
. 735
FEMALE WITNESSES
757
MARRIAGE INDEX :
HUSBANDS 780
WIVES
788
MISCELLANEOUS INDEX
. 796
I
Kingston Baptismal Register
[The genealogical value of this Register is increased by the fact that in almost every case the full maiden name of the wife is given. It should be borne in mind, also, that the early Dutch were accustomed to have their children baptized a few days after birth. This fact furnishes to genealogists a valuable clue in regard to the approximate „date of birth. ]
I 660
Baptisms (93+3) by Domine Hermannus Blom, of Kingston.
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
Witnesses and Sponsors
I Hendrick Martensen, of Coppenhage, soldier Margriet Meyringh, or Meyers
Sophia II Dec.
Christiaen Niesen Romp. Jan Jansen, carpenter. Geertruy Andriesen. Aeltjen Claas.
2 Jan Jansen, carpenter Catryntje Mattysen
Styntje 19 Dec.
Albert Rosa. Margriet Cham- brits. Anna Blom.
I66I
3 Jacob Barentsen Marretje Symensen
Symen 27 March
Evert Pels. Jannetje Symensen, his wife.
4 Andries Barentsen, soldier Hilletjen Hendricks
Anna 3 April
Ttryntje Tyssen. Marretjen Hansen. Willem Pietersen. Hendrick Arentsen.
5 Gerret Jansen van Campen .
Machtelt Stoffels
Jan 18 April
Jacob Jansen van Campen. Jurian Westvaal. Marretjen Hansen. Tryntje Tyssen Bos.
6 Mattys Roelofse Aeltje Sybrants
Sybrant [Date torn out]
Christiaan Nysen Romp. Jan Pietersen. Jonas . Ransou. Cateryn Mattysen. Heyltje Jacobs.
7 Aart Pietersen Tack Annetje Adriaensen
Cornelis 14 Aug.
Andries Harmensen. Pieter Lookermans. Geertruy An- driessen, from Fort Orange.
2
Kingston Baptisms
[1661-1663
I 66 I (Continued)
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
Witnesses and Sponsors
8 Juriaen Westvael Marretje Hansen
Abell 25 Sept.
Anna Blom. Aeltjen Wiggers. Pieter Jacobsen. Pieter
Jansen.
9 Lowi Duboi Cateryn Blanchan
Jacob
9 Oct.
IO Evert Pels Rabecca Jannetje Symens 13 Nov.
II Pieter Winnen . Jannetje Albertz
Pieter
20 Nov.
Nicolaus Albertz. Rabecca Albertz.
1662
I2 Roeloff Swartwout Evaa Swartwouts
Antoni 8 Jan.
Toomes Swartwout. Aart Mar- tensen Doorn. Tryntje Tys- sen. Jacoomyntje Slecht.
I3 Jan Willemsen Grietje Cornelis
Willem
22 Jan.
14 Tierck Claesse de With . Barber Andriesse
Jannetjen
12 Feb.
15 Antoni Crepel . Maria Blanchan 12 Feb.
. Marimaddeleen .
Mattys Blanchan. Cateryn Blanchan. Maddeleen Blan- chan.
16 Jan Broersen Heyltje Jacobs
Gaerleff 26 Feb.
Willempje Jacobs. Hendrick Aartsen. Andries Harmensen, gunner.1 Angeniet Caspers.
17 Macchiel Verree Aeltje Claes
Pieter Io April
Jan Barentsen. Marriken Ariaensen.
18 Pieter van Aalen Weyntjen Morren II June
Barent
Andries Harmensen.
61 Harmen Hendricksen Maddeleen Dircks 27 Aug.
Annetje
. Lysbet Jansen.
Hendrick Aaersen. Roeloff Hendricksen. Femmetjen Hendricks. Saertje Jelles.
21 Pieter Jacobsen, " miller here " Grietjen Hendricks Westercam I Oct.
Pieter 2
. Saertje Staets. Willempje Ja- cobs. Pieter Hillebrantsen.
1663
22 Hendrick Martensen Margriet Maejerts
Jannetjen 7 Jan.
.
Marten Hoffman. Walrave de Mont. Elsjen Hendricks.
23 Hendrick Jochemsen Elsjen Jans
Engeltjen 18 March
Engeltjen [surname not given]. Jakemyntje Cornelis. Toom- es Chambers.
24 Christoffel Davids Martens
Abraham 3 May
Evert Pels. Geertruy Andries.
Dutch, constapel. 2 This child was probably illegitimate.
1
20 Andries Barentsen Hilletjen Hendricks 10 Sept.
Annetjen
.
Anton Crepel. Maddeleen Joorise.
D° Gideon Schaets. Annetje Schaets.
Marretjen Symens. Jacob Bar- entsen. Saertje Jelles.
Jan Jansen. Jannetje Sebyns. Elsje Jans.
1663-1664]
1663 (Continued)
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
Witnesses and Sponsors
25 Jan Janse van Amesfoort Kateryn Tysse
Thoomes I July
Toomes Chambers. Surgeon Gysbert van Imbroeck. An- netje Tyssen. Aechje Aari- aens vander Vliet.
26 Aart Pietersen Tack Grietjen Vooght
Grietjen [torn] Aug.
Jacob Jansen.
Barber Andries.
27 Jacob Joosten . Ariaentje Van Wolpen
Neeltjen [torn] Aug.
28 Barent Harmensen . Claesjen Jacobs
Hester 30 Sept.
" Baptismal certificate given"
Philip Pietersen Schuyler, Lam- mert Albersen van Neck, both from Fort Orange. Mar- retjen Claes. Aeltjen Sybrants. Jannetjen Jacobs. Pieter Olfersen Couwenhooven.
29 Jurian Westvall Marretjen Hansen
Symen 30 Sept.
Rachel
. Aechjen Aariaens.
31 Francoeys Lesier Jannetje Hillebrans 4 Nov.
Hillebrant
.
Antoni Dilvall. Tryntje Tyssen.
32 Jan Jansen van Oosterwout . Lysbet Anntje Jellis 7 Nov.
. Femmetje Hendrick van Mep- pele.
33 Jacob Barentsen Marretje Symens
Barent
18 Nov.
. Margriet Meyers. Jacob Jansen.
34 Lammert Huybersen Hendrickje Cornelis
Hendrick 5 Dec.
1664
35 Tierck Claessen de With Barber Andriessen
Claes 17 Feb.
Luycas Andriessen, residing at the Manathans. Jan Claessen. Geertruy Andriessen, from Fort Orange. Tryntje Tyssen.
36 Jan Barentsen Kunst Jakemyntje Cornelis
Jannetje 24 Feb.
37 Roeloff Swartwout . Eva Alberts
Antoni II May
Evert Pels. Gysbert van Im- broeck. Gissel Alberts. Ma- ria de Hoges.
38 Albert Heymensen Roose Weyntjen Ariens
Guert 15 June
Anna Blom.
" Hic filius obiit ante baptismum."1
39 Arent Tuenesse Giesjen Jans
Jannetjen r2 July
Jan Willemsen Hoochteylingh. Barber Jans. Lowies Duboey.
I " This son died before baptism." All the arrangements seem to have been made for the baptism of this child, including the presence of the Domine's wife, Anna Blom, as sponsor; the child, however, was doubtless danger- ously ill, and died just before the rite of baptism was administered.
Kingston Baptisms
3
[No witnesses named].
30 Harmen Hendricksen Maddeleen Dircks 21 Oct.
Grietjen Hendricks. Symen Hansen.
Willempje Jacobs.
Annetjen Cornelis.
4
Kingston Baptisms
[1664-1665
1 664 (Continued)
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
40 Joost Arentsen Femmetjen Hendricks
Maertje 13 July
.
41 Willem Beeckman .
Wilhelmus
Caterina de Boogh
" Three years old" 20 July
42 Gysbert van Imbroeck Rachel van Imbroeck
Gysbert 24 Aug.
Grietje
43 Jan Broersen Heyltjen Jacobs
31 Aug.
44 Lowies du Boey Cateryn Blanchon
Sara
14 Sept.
45 Hendrick Arentsen Aeltje Claes
Annetjen
16 Nov.
46 Albert Jansen Hilletje Hendricks
14 Dec.
47 Anton Crepel . Mari Blanchan
Pieter
21 Dec.
48 Ballerand du Mont Grietje Hendricks
Marregriete 28 Dec.
Jacob Cousseou. Pieter Novee. Margrita du Mont.
1665
49 Christoffel Davids . Maria Martensen
Debora
25 Jan.
50 Jacob Barentsen Cool Marretje Symens
Barent
I Feb.
51 Jan Gerretsen . Grietjen Hendricks
Gerret
14 Feb.
Hendrick Vosman. Mariken Everingh. Grietjen Hen- dricks.
52 Hendrick Martensen Margriet Maeyeringh
Barber
Joost Arensen. Margriet Chambers.
53 Dirck Hendricksen . Grietje Pieters
8 March
. Aechjen Ariants. Aert Martensen.
54 Cornelis Cornelisse Vernoy Annetje Cornelis
22 March
55 Evert Pels Jannetje Symens
Symen 29 March
Toomes Chamers. Margriet Chamers. Gysbert van Im- broeck.
56 Hendrick Jochemsen Elsje Jans
Hendrick, Volckert 17 May
Jan Jansen van Breestee. Vol- chert Jansen. Rut Jacobsen. Sytje Ariaensen. Marretje Andriessen.
57 Willem Beeckman . Caterina Beeckmans
Martinus 19 July
Witnesses and Sponsors
Roeloff Hendricksen. Albert Jansen. Hilletjen Hendricks.
Gysbert van Imbroeck. Rachel van Imbroeck.
Anna Blom. Willem Beeck- man. Tryntje Beeckmans.
Willem Jansen Schut. Grietjen Jans.
Gerret Arentsen. Maddeleen Blanchan.
Roeloff Hendricksen. Jakemyntje Cornelis.
Geertjen
Joost Adriaensen. Meycken Holbeeck.
Hendrick Arentsen. Barber Jans.
Geertruy Andriesen.
Margriet Chambers. Evert Pels.
r March
Hendrick
Seletje
Jan Jansen van Oosterhout. Hendrickje Cornelis.
Anna Broeckhuysen. Thomes Chambers. Jan Willemsen Hoochteylingh.
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Kingston Baptisms
1665-1666]
1 665 (Continued)
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
Witnesses and Sponsors
58 Francoeys Leeseer Jannetje Hillebrants
Jan, Jacob 26 July
Thomes Chiamers. Margriet Chambers. Jan Joosten. Maddeleen Dircks.
59 Jan Jansen van Amesfoort Cateryn Tyssen
Styntje 16 Aug.
.
Jacob Buerhans.
Sara Chambers.
60 Poules Poulesse Lysbet Hendricksen
Poules 23 Aug.
. Jan Willemsen Hoochteylingh. Barber Jans.
61 Roeloff Hendricksen Aeltje Lubbers
Hendrick
. Hilletje Hendricks. Albert Jansen.
62 Jan Jansen van Oosterwout Annetje Jeles
Catelyn 20 Sept.
. Cornelis Cornelisse. Annetje Cornelis.
63 " A young man, 35 years of age, of Mennonite parents in Friesland, baptized on confession of his faith. His name is JEROEN."
18 Oct.
64 Fredrick Hussei Margriet Hussei
Elisabet 15 Nov.
[No witnesses named].
1666
65 Jacob Jansen . Annetjen Ariaens
Jan 3 Jan.
66 Tierck Claesse de With Barber Andriesse
Jan 14 Feb.
67 Lambert Huybersen Hendrickje Cornelis
Lysbet 14 Feb.
68 Jacob Barentsen Cool .
Arent, Marretje 7 March
Aeltjen
69 Ariaen van Laar Abigel Verplancken " 3 years of age, 14 May, 1666" 25 April
70 Harmen Hendricksen Maddeleen Dircks
Harmanus 2 May
71 Jurian Westvaal Marretje Hanssen
Elsjen 27 June
Maddeleen Dircks. Pieter With. Hendrick Cornelisse.
72 Jan Broersen Heyltjen Jacobs
Maddelen 3 Oct.
. Aeltjen Claes. Ariaen Appels. Mariken Appels.
73 Anton Crepel . Mari Blanchan
Lysbet
· Jan Cornelisse. Lysbet Blanchan.
74 Jan Jansen van Oosterhout Annetjen Jellis
Jan
. Cornelis Cornelisse Vernoey. Annetjen Cornelis.
75 Albert Jansen . Hilletje Hendricks
Andries 21 Nov.
. Joost Ariaensen. Altjen Lubbers.
76 Hendrick Aertsen Aeltje Claes
Marretjen 12 Dec.
. Andries Pietersen. Heyltjen Jacobs.
77 Daniel Broodheed . Enn Broodheed T*
Richard 19 Dec.
. Jan Cornelisse. Jan Tyssen. Willempje Jacobs.
. Marten Hoffman. Jan An- driesse. Amerens Claessen.
· Annetje Cornelis.
Marretje Symens
Hans Cheyrstede. Annetje Tyssen. Anna Blom. Maddeleen Dircks.
. Grietjen Hendricks.
3 Oct.
5 Nov.
[No witnesses named].
13 Sept.
6
Kingston Baptisms
[1667-1668
1667
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
Witnesses and Sponsors
Barent . Hendrick Aertsen.
78 Jan Barentsen Kunst Jokemyntje Cornelis
3º Jan.
David
13 March
80 Walran du Mond Grietjen Hendricks
13 March
81 Roeloff Swartwout . Eva Swartwout
13 March
82 Hendrick Martensen Margiet Meyeringhs
Marten 3 April
83 Cornelis Cornelisse Vernoey . Annetje Cornelis
3 April
84 Roeloff Hendricksen Aeltjen Lubbers
2 Oct.
85 Harmen Hendricksen Maddeleen Dircks
Anna
9 Oct.
86 ·Jan Jansen Cateryntje Mattysen
Geertjen
9 Oct.
87 Frerick Horsjes Margriet Horsjes
9 Oct.
88 Jan Gerretsen . Grietjen Hendricks
9 Oct.
89 Fredrick Pietersen .
Pieter
Willemje Jacobs.
Engeltje Hendrcks
16 Oct.
90 Poules Poulesse Lysbet Hendricks
Aeltje
20 Nov.
Annetje Cornelis. Claes Claesse.
1668
91 Arent Tuenesse Geesjen Jans
Gepje
Hendrick Jochemsen, and his wife.
Jan Broers, and his wife.
92 Jacob Jansen Annetje Adriaens
25 March
93 Wilhelmus Beeckman Caterina Beeckmans
Caterina
[No witnesses named].
Baptisms (5) by Domine Gideon Schaets, of Albany, recorded by William de la Montagne, Voorleser (Reader or Precentor) of the Church and Secretary of the Village.'
94 Jan Jansen Van Oosterhout .
Teunes [No witnesses named].
Annetie Gielis
15 Oct.
95 Tierck Claesen de Wit
Barber Anderiesen 15 Oct.
Geertruyd . Jan Anderiesen. Luyckas An- deries. Martie Anderiesen.
.
Andries Pietersen. Lysbet Blanchan.
Harri Coutri. Jan Cornelisse. Aeltjen Claes.
Cornelis Slecht. Jannetje Pels. Willempje Jacobs. Thomes Loodewycksen. Geesje Bar- ents.
Mattys Capito. Louies Haff. Barentje Hansen. Marretje Symens.
Cornelis Barentsen Vandecuyl. Lysbet Arents.
Joost Ariaensen.
. [No witnesses named].
. Maddeleen Blanschan. Mattys Mattysen.
Judich
. Lysbet Hall.
Hendrick
[No witnesses named].
25 March
Sytje
25 March
Aeltje Claes.
79 Lowies Duboeys Cateryn Blanchan
Walran
Cornelia
Cornelia
Albert
I That William de la Montagne recorded these and many other baptismal entries, as stated hereafter, is shown by a comparison of this writing with that of other portions of the records which are signed by him.
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Kingston Baptisms
1668-1671]
I 668 (Continued)
Parents
Name of Child and Date of Baptism
Witnesses and Sponsors
96
Antony Crupel
Marie Blancan
Lysbet 15 Oct.
Marregarita
. Thomas Chamers. Madelena Blanchan.
98 Cornelis Wynkoop Martie Wynkoop
Claes
.
15 Oct.
Jan Willemsen, and wife Barber [surname not given]. Jan Jansen Langedyck. Gertie Jansen.
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