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Willem Dirkse, took the oath of allegiance in Flh in 1687 as a native. June 9, 1702, he conveyed to Leffert Pieterse a lot of woodland in Flh lying under the Long Hill adjoin- ing woodland of said Leffert, as per p. 17 of Lib. B of Flh rec. Issue :- Dirk, b. 1698, d. 1766, m. Mary Stot of N. Y., and settled at Southampton, Bucks Co., Pa., and is the an- cestor of the Hooglands of that locality; and (sup.) Eliza- beth and Marytje.
HOOK, LOURENS, on ass. roll of Buk of 1693 and cen. of 1698.
HOOK, HUYBERT JANSE, see Stoock.
HOONIS, GYSBERT, among the first settlers of Buk of 1661, per Thompson's L. I.
HORN -, a fisherman, who settled at an early day at the point in Canarisie where the present public landing is located and the railroad terminates; said point being designated on the early maps as "Vischer's Hoek," or Fisherman's Point.
HORNZEEUES, JAN, owned land in Buk at an early date.
HOUSEMAN, CHARLES, on ass. roll of Buk of 1675. There are Housemans residing in the vicinity of Hackensack, N. J., at which place Abram Houseman of Buk m. Nov. 1701 Gerrebrecht Terhune. .
HRAPHAGEN, WILLEM, see Willem Jansen Traphagen.
HUBBARD, ELIAS (s. of James the emigrant), b. Apl. 11, 1673; m. Dec. 15, 1699, Jannetje wid. of Jan Barentse Van Driest. Resided in Gd and a farmer. No trace of his de- scendants. Signed his name "Elias Hubbard."
Elias (s. of Samuel), m. Sept. 29, 1723, Femmetje dau. of Lourans Ditmars of Flh; d. Dec. 1, 1731. Issue :-- Ariaentje, b. Apl. 7, 1731, m. Adriaen Voorhies of FIh, and d. July 23, 1810; and Cornelia (twin with Ariaentje), b. Apl. 7, 1731,
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m. Sept. 23, 1748, Isaac Denyse. Signed his name "Elias. Hubbard Juner.'
James, the common ancestor of the Kings Co. and N. J. Hubbards, emigrated from Langham in the county of Rut- land, England. Came to Gd with Lady Mody and others, who left New England to enjoy their peculiar religious views, where they settled about 1643; m. Ist Martha -; m. 2ª, Dec. 31, 1664, Elizabeth Bailies or Baylis. Mag. of Gd in 1645, '51, '53, '63, and '64; and schout fiscaal of Gd in 1650. On Gov. Kieft's patent of Gd of 1645, having a plantation-lot granted in 1646. With Baxter and Grover rebelled, in 1655, against the Dutch authorities, who had sheltered and pro- tected them, for which he was imprisoned. Was a representa- tive of Gd in the Hempstead convention of 1665. Had a tract of 176 A. surveyed for him at the head of the Fresh Kil on S. I., as per p. 206 of Vol. I. of Land Papers. Issue :- James, b. Dec. 10, 1665; Rebecca, b. Apl. 28, 1667; Eliza- beth, b. June 3, 1669; John, b. Mar. 20, 1670; Elias, b. Apl. II, 1673; (sup.) Hannah, who m. Myndert Johnson; and Samuel, b. May 3, 1676. Signed his name "J' Hubbard."
The following curious entry is copied from Lib. 3 of Gd rec .: "The record of mee James Hubbard: To Certifie mine or any other of his brethren William: John: Henry & Margret wth him selve ye youngest of leaven sonns & Dafters: yet butt five known of here, of our father Henry Hubbard & our mother Margrett: of ye Towne of Langham: in ye Countye of Ruttland yeaman: stands upon ye record of ye regester To be ye 123: Generation: As I have receved by letters in ye yeare 1669: & my Chilldren wth ye Rest of my Bretherens chilldren are ye 124: Generation: weh I James Hubbard of Gravesend on ye wester end of long Ile land desired To have Recorded on ye Townes Regester of Gravesend: for his Children To add & to have Respect unto: for there better knowledge of There Relations in ye parts of Urope ye land of England in Cass of There Travells To Those parts."
Allowing 30 years for a generation, this would carry the genealogy of the family back over 4000 years, or to about the time of Noah's flood. If there is any foundation for the 123 generations, the inference would be that the ancestors of the Hubbard's were Jews, for they alone through the Bible trace from Noah to the days of our Saviour, and are the only race who could be supposed to make a pretence of tracing from that period to the present time. There was a James Hubbard, ag. 27, who emigrated from London to St Christopher's in 1635, as per p. 80 of Hotten's Emigrants.
James (s. of James), b. Dec. 10, 1665; m. Rachel -----; d.
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1723. On cen. of Gd of 1698, which town he left and settled at Middletown, Monmouth Co., N. J., where he bought land of - Stout, and where he died, his will being da. Jan. 30, 1718-19; pro. Jan. 16, 1723-4; and rec. in Lib A, p. 284, off. of Sec. of State of N. J. Issue :- James (an imbecile), b. 1686, d. 1764, leaving no issue; and Mary, b. about 1689, m. John Wall of Middletown, N. J., who had children, Wil- liampie, Rachel, and Mary Wall.
John (s. of James the emigrant), b. Mar. 20, 1670. Re- sided in Gd in 1695. No trace of his descendants.
Samuel of Gd (s. of James the emigrant), b. May 3, 1676;
m. Issue :- James, b. June 18, 1706, m. Sept. 1729 Allye or Aaltje Ryder, b. June 8, 1712. The (sup.) will of James is da. Apl. 13, 1798, and pro. Jan. 11, 1799; he re- sided in Gd, and had children :- Johanna, b. Aug. 30, 1730, and d. young; Bernardus, b. Feb. 1, 1732, m. Nov. 18, 1756, Neeltje Lake; Elizabeth, b. 1733 and d. young; Adriaentje, b. 1735 and d. young; Areantje, b. Dec. 7, 1736, and (sup.) m. Jacobus Lake; Phebe, b. 1739 and d. young; Samuel, b. Apl. 25, 1742, m. Ist Catryna - -- , m. 2ª, Mar. 26, 1774, Ann Emans (from Samuel and Bernardus are descended the Gd branch of the family); Jacobus of N. J., b. May 23, 1744, m. Nov. 17, 1765, Rebecca Swart, and is the ancestor of the Monmouth Co. branch of the family; Elias of Flds, b. Feb. 13, 1746, d. Dec. 31, 1832, m. Margaret Lake, and is the an- cestor of the Flds branch of the family; Johanna, b. July 28, 1748; Stephen of Gd, b. May 28, 1752, m. Maria Ryder; and James, bp. Mar. 25, 1764, d. Nov. 23, 1798. Signed his name "Samwell Hubbard."
HUBERTSEN, ADRIAEN, obtained a patent Dec. 12, 1653, for a lot at Br™ ferry, as per p. 588 of Vol. II. of O'Calla- ghan's New Netherlands. Was of Rensselaerswyck in 1648.
HUDDEN, ANDRES, m. Geertie -; d. Nov. 4, 1663, at Appoqinimy, on his way to Maryland. Emigrated in 1629, and was one of the burgomasters of N. A., holding various public offices during most of his life. July 2, 1638, he and Wolfert Gerretse Van Couwenhoven obtained a patent for the westernmost of the 3 flats in Flds. He also obtained a patent for 37 morgens in Br™. Issue :- Aeltje, bp. Mar. 18, 1640; Hendrick, bp. Sept. 28, 1642; Hendrick, bp. Jan. 13, 1644; and Rutgert, bp. June 26, 1660-all bp. in N. A. Signed his name "Andres Hudden."
HUDDLESTON, WILLIAM, m. Sara -. Bought the main part of the Pieter Cesar's patent at the Walabocht Aug. 8,
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1695, as per p. 70 of Lib. 2 of Con. There was a Wm Hud- dleston, clerk of Orange Co., in 1703, as per p. 43 of Rutten- berg's Orange Co.
HUETT, RANDELL, had a plantation granted to him Mar. 5, 1650, in Gd, as per Gª rec.
HUIKEN, see Huycken.
HUISMAN, GERRET CORNELISE, a resident of Flh, acknowl- edged May 3, 1663, in the presence of the magistrates of said town that he was indebted to Huick Barentse de Klyn of N. A. in the sum of 493 gl. 15 st., as per p. 132 of Lib. B of Flh court rec. Made his mark to documents.
HULET, WILLIAM, on ass. roll of Flds of 1676.
HULSARDT, HOLSAERT, HULST, or HOLST, ANTHONY, probably from " Hulst," a town in Zeeland, a (sup.) s. of Johannes of Flds. Aug. 27, 1710, he was paid by the D. ch. of N. U. 108 gl. for his services, probably as precentor. Of N. U. in 1719. Signed his name "Anthony Holsaert."
Benjamin (sup. s. of Johannes), m. Annetje Luyster, and settled at Marlborough, Monmouth Co., N. J., where he had several children bp. Signed his name "Benjamin Holsaert."
Johannes, emigrated from Sluys in Flanders in 1684, and settled in Flds; m. Ist Johanna Havens; m. 2ª, Oct. II, 1686, Debby Blake. Supposed issue :- Anthony; Benja- min; Cornelis; and Gerardus, bp. Sept. 5, 1685. Signed his name " Yohannes Holsaerdt."
Tomas, a pauper, who d. in 1692, as per Flds R. D. ch. rec.
HUNT, RALPH, (sup.) English, of Gª in 1674, as per town rec. Made his mark to documents. A Ralph Hunt, ag. 22,. was transported to Va. in 1635, as per p. 115 of Hotten's Emigrants.
HUTCHINSEN, WILLEM, leased land in Buk July 2, 1643, of Abm Rycken, as per p. 23 of Cal. of Dutch Man.
HUYBERSE, ADRIAEN, m. Ist Judith Roberts; m. 2ª, May 3, 1663, Thysie Gerrets, wid. Obtained Dec. 12, 1663, a patent for a lot at Br" ferry; also Nov. 14, 1654, a patent for 22} morgens at Mespat, and Jan. 26, 1664, a patent for 24 morgens at Mespat, as per pp. 381 and 387 of Cal. of Dutch His. Man. Issue :- Huybert, bp. Sept. 15, 1652; Ariaentje,
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bp. Aug. 20, 1660; Geertje, bp. Feb. 18, 1663; and Frank, bp. Feb. 3, 1664-all in N. A. Signed his name "Adriaen Huyberse."
Barent, see Egbertse.
Lambert, see Lambert Huybertsen Moll.
HUYCKEN or HEOCKEN, WILLEM, tailor, of Gowanus, emi- grated in 1663; m. Annetje Andrieas Willjard, who after his death m. 2ª Simon Aesen De Hart. Mem. of R. D. ch. of Br" in 1677, and of R. D. ch. of Flds in 1675, where he then resided; and took the oath of allegiance in Br" in 1687. Bought one half of Cornelis Lambertse Cool's patent at Gowanus of Paulus Vanderbeek, he selling the other one half to Cornelis Gerretse Van Duyn. (The Huycken part was afterwards owned by Anthony Hulst, and the Van Duyn part by Peter Wyckoff.) This patent passed from Cool to Bredenbent, and from the latter to Vanderbeek. Issue :- Jacob, bp. Dec. 29, 1666, in N. Y .; Jannetje, bp. Jan. 28, 1683, in Br"; Margaret, bp. July 29, 1688, in Br]; Mar- retje, m. Denyse Gerretse Van Duyn; Machtel or Matilda, m. Cors Gerretse Van Duyn; Annetje; Geertruy; Catharine; and Elizabeth. Signed his name "Wyellem Heocken."
HUYGES, JACOB, plaintiff in a suit against Hendrick Matty- sen (Smack), Aug. 27, 1659, as per Lib. B of Flh rec.
HUYLE, DIRK, a justice of the peace of Kings Co. in 1693, as per p. 28 of Vol. IV. of N. Y. Doc. of Col. His.
HUYSBERTSEN, LAMBERT, see Moll.
HUYSEN, DERICK. He and Rynier Bastiaensen Van Gie- sen bought Mar. 31, 1661, of Tuenis Hillebrants a house, barn, and lot in the village of Flh on the S .. side of the church, as per p. 58 of Lib. B of Flb rec.
HYBON, see Hibon.
HYMEN, HAMEN, on Stoothoff's books of 1695.
IDENS, IDENSEN, IDESSE, or YDESSE, TEUNIS (VAN HUYNN), b. 1639; m. Jannetje Thyssen Van Pelt. Owned and occupied a village plot in N. U. in 1661, and also lands at Haerlem in 1690, and in 1680 joined the R. D. ch. in N. Y. He paid a marriage-fee to Flh ch. in 1664. Issue :- Ide, bp. Feb. 11, 1674; Joost, bp. June 27, 1677; Dina, Bp. Jan. 22, 1679; Saertje, bp. May 14, 1681; Catalyntje, bp. Sept. 6, 1685; and Catalyntje, bp. Nov. 28, 1686-all bp. in N. Y.
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ISAACS or ISAACZEN, ARENT, m. Ist Geertie Everts; m. 2d Styntje Laurens. He and his w. Geertie mem. of the D. ch. of N. A. prior to 1660; in 1664 he took the oath of allegiance in N. Y. to the English, and on ass. roll of Bra of 1676. Is- sue :- Vroutje, b. 1657; Catharine, b. 1666; Vroutje, bp. Nov. 17, 1672; Maria, bp. July 3, 1675-all bp. in N. A. and N. Y .; and Roelof, bp. Sept. 30, 1677, in Br".
Jan, see Hegeman.
JACOBSE or JACOBSEN, see Van Nuyse and Vandewater.
Aechtje of Flds, m. Oct. 31, 1677, at N. Y., Johannes Tho- maszen from Amsterdam.
Barent, m. Marretje dau. of Leendert Arendsen, as per FIh ch. rec., where at one period he appears to have resided. Issue :- Aeltje, bp. Sept. 20, 1640; Dievertje, bp. Feb. I, 1642; Appolonia, bp. Jan. 29, 1645; Leendert, bp. Dec. I, 1647; Tryntje, bp. Dec. 22, 1647; Theunis, bp. Aug. 17, 1653; Pieter, bp. Aug. 29, 1657; and Arent, bp. Oct. 9, 1660-all bp. in N. A.
Bartel, and Helena Doulis had a s. Jacob bp. Oct. 5, 1685, in Br".
Bartelt, b. 1677, a s. of Jacob Hendrickse and Geesje of F1h
Christian, see Wolfe.
Claes, see Larzelear.
Cornelis, see Stille and Vandewater.
Cornelis, on ass. roll of Flh of 1675 and town rec. of 1666. Signed his name "Cornelis Jacobse."
Frederick, see Bergen.
George, of Brn ferry in 1692, per a deed on p. 108 of Lib. I. of Con.
Hans, see Bergen.
Harman, on ass. roll of Bra of 1693.
Hendrick, see Brinckerhoff.
Hendrick, b. about 1680, a s. of Jacob Hendrickse and Geesje of Fl2.
Jacob, see Bergen and Jacob Jorise.
Jan, and Evertje Bogaert had a s. Jacob bp. Oct. 8, 1662, in Brn.
Jan from Nortwyck, m. Jan. 27, 1680, Margaret dau. of Gerret Janse Snediker.
Jan, among the first settlers of N. U. in 1657, and allotted a plantation, but no evidence of his having occupied it.
1 John, see Couwenhoven.
Johannes, see Vander Grift.
Joris from Amsterdam, b. 1626; m. Tryntje Claesen. Re- sided at the ferry; made an affidavit in 1664 relating to
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Capt. Scott's raid; on ass. rolls of Bra of 1675 and '83; on Br" patents of 1667 and '77, as per Thompson's L. I. Bought a house and lot at the ferry May 7, 1660, of Cornelis Dirk- sen Hoogland, which he obtained of John Haas, as per p. 6 of Vol. I. of Land Papers and per p. 81 of Vol. I. of Con. Mem. of the R. D. ch. of Br" in 1677. Issue :- Jacob Jorise . of Flds and Bedford, bp. May 20, 1652; Aefje Jorise, bp. June 12, 1661; Marretje Jorise; Harman Jorise of the ferry, bp. Oct. 21, 1666; Cornelis Jorise of the ferry; Agatha Jorise; and Willem Jorise. Made his mark to documents.
Nicholas, see Vander Grift.
Pieter, owned a lot in Flh prior to 1680, as per p. 44 of Lib. A of Flh rec.
Pieter, on Buk ass. roll of 1683.
Pieter, allotted a plot or farm in N. U. in 1657 which he sold to Lucas Mayerse, as per town rec. and as per p. 117 of Lib. C of Flh rec. On ass. roll of N. U. of 1676, and owned a farm on N. U. Lane in 1681. A Pieter Jacobsen obtained Dec. 5, 1679, a patent for 35 A. on Manhattan I. A Pieter Jacobsen, from Uitdam in North Holland, m. Oct. 20, 1689, Rebecca Jans of Bruynenburg (in N. U.), as per p. 121 of Vol X. of the Genealogical Record.
Pieter, see Buys and Noortbrook.
Robert, a patentee of N. U. in 1668, per Thompson's L. I. Thomas, s. of Lysbeth Thomas of Bedford, 1695.
Tileman, see Vander Hard.
Tyleman, on ass. roll of N. U. of 1683. Wilhelmus, see Bennet.
William, see Boerum and Van Nuyse.
Willem, on ass. roll of Buk of 1675.
JAMES, CRAZY, supported by the R. D. ch. of N. U. in 1679, etc., as a pauper.
JANEVIER, WILLEM, of Buk in 1663, as per p. 335 of Vol. II. of Stiles's Br".
JANNBEUS, on application for a canal at Red Hoek, Br", in 1664, as per p. 68 of Vol. I. of Stiles's Br".
JANSE or JANSEN, ABRAHAM, carpenter, of Buk Jan. 28, 1664, per Col. Man. Permission granted him Feb. 7, 1664, to build a mill at Mespath Kils. See p. 259 of Cal. of Dutch His. Man. Charged for payment of his share of the salary of the clergyman in Buk in 1666, as per town rec. An Ab™ Janse paid Apl. 4, 1665, 8 gl. towards the clergyman's salary in Flh, as per town rec. Aug. 10, 1659, an Abraham Jansen,
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from " Zuydtland " in the land of Brielle, South Holland, m. in N. A. Tryntje Kip from Amsterdan. An Abm Janzen took the oath of allegiance to the English in N. Y. in 1664.
Abraham (a mulatto) of Brn, with others summoned Mar. 26, 1658, to appear before the council for abusing Sheriff Tonneman while collecting Do. Polhemius's salary, and fined 12 gl. ($4.80), his excuse of not understanding the Dutch being viewed as frivolous, as per pp. 193 and 194 of Cal. of Dutch His. Man.
Abraham, see Luqueer, Van Dyck, Ver Kerk, and Ver Rhyn.
Ackeus or Agyas, see Van Dyck.
Adam, see Buys.
Aert, see Van Pelt and Ver Kerk.
Albert, see Terhune and Van Heemst.
Amstelhoop Jan. Catharine Cronenbergh and Richard Paynten bought Aug. 27, 1679, of Rutgert Albertse his house, orchard, etc., in Flh for 3000 gl., in which purchase he ap- pears to have been interested, as per p. 54 of Lib. AA of Flh rec. Apl. 12, 1683, he bought of R. Albertse a house and lot in Flh, as per p. 29 of Lib. D of Flh rec. Made his mark to documents.
Andries or Andrew, cooper, m. Grietje -. On ass. roll of Flh of 1693 and cen. of 1698. Bought Feb. 1, 1693-4, a house and lot in Flh, as per p. 191 of Lib. A of Flh rec. In his will, da. Jan. 7, 1712-13, and rec. Apl. 8, 1718, on p. 83 of Lib. B of Flb rec., he names his dau. Hilitie Andriese w. of Peter Van Norstrand, and on p. 84 his dau. Jannetje Andriese w. of Hendrick Van Voorhees. Had also a dau. Alida and s. Lucas. Signed his name "Andries Jansen."
Andries of N. U., m. Jan. 25, 1690, Hendrickje or Hanna Mynders dau. of Myndert Korten of N. U. On ass. roll of N. U. of 1693, cen. of 1698 and 1704, and constable in 1695. He finally removed to Middletown, Monmouth Co., N. J. Issue :- Corten or Korten Andries. Signed his name "An- dres Jansen."
Andries, m. Geertje Andriessen, and had a s. Jan bp. May 5, 1695, in Brn.
Anthony from Salee, Vaes or Fez, emigrated at an early date to N. A., where he resided from 1633 to '39, owning a town lot and a bouwery. He m. Ist Grietje Reiniers; m. 2ª, in 1670, Metje Gravenraet, and d. about 1676 intestate. In Apl. 1639 he and his wife were banished from N. A. in con- sequence of their being slanderous and troublesome persons. He, however, appears to have managed to remain in the town until Aug. 3, 1639, when on petition he was granted by the Director-Gen. or Gov. Kieft 100 morgens on the W.
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end of L. I., lying within the present bounds of N. U. and Gd, to which he removed, and for which the patent was dated May 27, 1643. Feb. 9, 1660, he sold his patent to Nicholas Stillwell for 1600 gl. and the fee of plantation-lot No. 29 in Gd, with the buildings and improvements thereon, which plantation-lot Anthony sold Dec. 1669 to Fernandus Van Sickelen, his son-in-law. After this he appears to have removed back to N. A., where he died. Anthony's patent during this period was known as "Turk's plantation," from his being designated as " Turk" on some of the old records. Stillwell sold said patent Feb. 28, 1664, to Francois de Bruynne, after whom it was called Bruynnsberg. June 4, 1665, De Bruynne sold a part of the patent located on the main road from the village of N. U. to Gd, and on the old Bath road or lane, to Jan Janse Ver Ryne. Dec. 10, 1678, he sold the remainder, through Anna his wife as his attor- ney, to Barent Joosten and Jan Hansen (Van Noortstrand). June 1, 1696, Jan Hansen of N. U. sold to Barent Joosten his one half of "Turk's plantation," containing 100 A., as. per p. 98 of Lib. 2 of Con., and on the same date Joosten and Hansen conveyed the one half of said plantation to Gerret Coerten (Voorhies), as per p. 99 of said Lib. 2. Oct. 9, 1699, Gerret Coerten of N. U., as per p. 203 of said Lib., sold to Albert Coerten his s. one half of said plantation, and Feb. 12, 1702-3, Barent Joosten of N. U. sold to said Albert Coer- ten his one half of the same, as per p. 261 of said Lib. 2, thus making Albert the sole owner of the whole of the patent, except the part sold to Ver Ryne. May 9, 1747, Albert Coerten conveyed to his son Coert Voorhies, and Oct. 5, 1756, Coert conveyed to his sons Coert and Barnardus said premises. In 1879, in levelling the sand-dunes on the up- land on the edge of the bay a little S.E. of the buildings of Mr. Gunther at Locust Grove, which dunes had been blown up from the beach, and which had been gradually extending back with the abrasion of the shore or coast, the remains of two separate pieces of stone wall about 2 ft. high and I ft. wide, made mainly of unbroken field-stones laid in clay mortar, with a clay floor between them, were exhumed. These remains were covered with from 4 to 10 ft. of sand, and are probably those of the barn or other farm buildings of Anthony Jansen, it being customary in the early settle- ment of this country to construct their threshing-floors of clay, of which specimens existed and were in use in this country in the younger days of the author, their roofs being made of thatched straw instead of shingles, as at present. Issue by Ist wife :- Annica, who m. Thomas Southard of Gd; Cornelia, who m. William Johnson of N. Y .; Sara, who m.
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John Emans of Gd; and Eva, b. 1641, who m. Ferdinandus Van Sickelen of Flds. Made his mark "A I" to docu- ments.
Anthony, see Westbrook.
Arens, paid minister's salary in FIh in 1681, per town rec. There was an Arent Janse, master carpenter, in 1641, in the service of the West India Company, and an Arent Janse, " moesman" (porridgeman), who signed the petition to the Director-Gen. and Council in 1664 advising surrender to the English to avoid useless bloodshed, as per p. 249 of Vol. II. of Doc. of Col. His.
Aris, see Vanderbilt.
Auke or Ouke, see Van Nuys.
Barent, took the oath of allegiance in Flh in 1687 as a na- tive, where he paid a marriage-fee May 3, 1665.
Barent, b. 1608; m. Wylemyntie Pieters, and of Bru in 1651 and '70, per Col. Man., at which place he bought Manje's pa- tent Jan. 29, 1652. In 1664 he made an affidavit relating to Capt. Scott's raid on the Dutch towns on L. I. Oct. 31, 1671, Aucke Janse (Van Nuyse) and Symon Hansen (Van Nort- strand) accounted as his administrators. Aug. 25, 1674, Jan Barentse, Aucke Janse, and Symon Hansen, as guardians of the children of Barent Janse, dec. (procured by Wylemyntie Pieters, dec., residing in " Midwout"), sold a farm to Derick Janse Woertman, as per p. 107 of Lib. A of Flh rec. Issue :- Jan Barendsz; Claes Barendsz; Engel Barendsz; and Tytje Barendsz, as per Flh rec. Made his mark " B I " to docu- ments.
Barent of Brn, killed with a knife about 1665 by Albert Cornelise Wantanaer in self-defence, and dying of the wound the same day, as per p. 103 of the Bergen Genealogy. Sup- pose this to be Barent Janse Blom. Made his mark to documents.
Barent of Buk, sold Feb. 17, 1697-8, land to Peter Wil- lemse of the same place, as per p. 158 of Lib. 2 of Con.
Barent, m. Annetien - May 3, 1661, Derick Janse, cooper, sold to Annetien wid. of Barent Janse, dec., a bou- wery at Gowanus between Teunis Nyssen's (Denyse) and Jan Pieterse's (Staats), in size as per patent, as per p. 69 of Lib. B of Flh rec.
Barent of Gd. Apl. 16, 1680, his name appears among the freeholders of Gª, who conveyed some 5 A. of land to " Ja- cobus Ouke" (Van Nuyse), as per Gª rec. Made his mark to documents.
Barent, see Bal, Blom, and Ver Kerk.
Benjamen and Cornelis, see Van Cleef.
Bernardes of Yellow Hoek, N. U., m. Jannetie -. As-
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sessed for 48 A. in 1706. Will da. Mar. 10, 1715-16; pro. July 7, 1719; executors, Claes and Hendrick Van Dyck. Is- sue :- Jan. Signed his name "Bernardes Janse."
Carel or Charles, see Van Dyke.
Carsen, Caersten, or Kaersten, bought Jan. 21, 1666, of Dirck Jansen ("cuyper," or cooper) a farm in FIh on the S. side of that of Arent Moelenaer, as per p. 47 of Lib. D of FIh rec. Allotted Aug. 6, 1668, on the division of the FIh meadows at Canarisie, a lot. His mother was buried in FIh ch. Nov. 5, 1665. He appears to have resided in Gd in 1677. Jan. 10, 1695-6, he sold, as attorney of his son Peter, 2 lots of meadows in Gd to John Lake; and in 1697 he sold his house and lot in Gd, which he had bought of Michael Spicer, to Jacobus Emans, as per Gd rec. A Carsten Janssen obtained a patent from Gov. Stuyvesant Oct. 25, 1653, for a lot in Albany, as per Pearson's Albany rec. Issue :- Jan Carsen; and Peter Carsen or Carsonsenn. Signed his name " Carsen Jan- sen."
Casper, m. Fransyntie - On ass. roll of Br" of 1683, and in 1687 took the oath of allegiance in the same place as a native. Bought Apl. 16, 1689, of Hendrick Claasen a lot in Bedford, as per p. 143 of Lib. I of Con. Indicted at the sessions of Nov. 1692 for an assault, as per court rec ..
Caspert, on ass. roll of Buk of 1675.
Christian, owned land in the village of Flb in 1670, as per p. 10 of Lib A of Flh rec.
Christoffel, carpenter, m. Lysbeth Jans. On ass. roll of Flh of 1675, and mem. of R. D. ch. of Flh in 1677. Feb. 20, 1678-9, he sold to Louris Cornelise of Mespath Kil 2 lots of woodland in the new lots of Flh, Nos. 32 and 33, purchased of Minne Johannis for 3000 gl., as per p. 20 of Lib. AA of Flh rec., and sold by said Louris Jan. 7, 1679-80, to Cornelis Janse de Seeuw, as per p. 89 of said Lib. Dec. 29, 1687, styling himself farmer of Gd, he again appears to have conveyed the same premises to " Laarens Cornelise" of New Aarnhem in Buk, as per Lib. A of FIh rec., from which it may be in- ferred they had been reconveyed to him. In 1681 he ap- pears to have resided in Flds. Issue :- Johannes Christof- felse. Signed his name "Stoffel Janse."
Claes, see Van Naerden, Van Purmerent, and Romeyn.
Claes, on ass. roll of Gd of 1683. Probably Klaes Jansen Romeyn. Signed his name "Klaes Jansen."
Claes, a s. of Jan Claesen and Lysbeth Jans, said Jan dy- ing and Lysbeth marrying Auke Janse Van Nuyse prior to Dec. 16, 1666, as per p. 85 of Lib. D of Flh rec. A Claes. Janszen took the oath of allegiance in N. Y. in 1664 to the English.
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Claes (" ruyter," or horseman), obtained a patent for land in Brn Sept. 30, 1645. Of Rensselaerwyck in 1638. Signed. his name "Claes Janse."
Cornelis, see Berrian, Boomgart, Loy, Van Aleck, Vander- veer, Van Deventer, Ver Kerk, Zieuw, and De Seen.
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